I just added this idea into the project and did a network test but unfortunately there’s problems.
If one of the Rotator members is negative, that member will on the Receiving remote have been changed. It then seems to be = 360-(abs(theMemberValue)).
So a -60 would be turned into a 300.
This is not happening if I just do a local test say in PIE. So something UE does to Rotators when replicating them.
I suppose I could try to make a Struct with a [Rotator+3 Bools] and use the bools to indicate if a value should be negative or not. (and do an abs() before sending).
If I’m calculating correct that would save me 2.6 bytes. 12-(6.4+3)
Not sure if that is going to be worth the hassle I’ll see.
It would be nice if there was another way to easily save some data there I might ask on the c++ section.
**EDIT: **Thinking about it I should be able to just use a single Byte instead of the three bools and have a rule where each combination of negative and positive members are represented by a specific value. Then I’m saving 4.6 bytes! 