Camera.GetGlobalTransfrom() in C# returns a different value from Camera.get_global_transfrom() in GDScript.

[ioannis-koukourakis]

Godot version:
Godot_v3.0.2-stable_mono_win64

OS/device including version:
Windows 7 & Windows 10

Issue description:
Camera.GetGlobalTransfrom.basis in C# returns a different value from Camera.get_global_transfrom() in GDScript.

Steps to reproduce:
It should be as simple as placing a Camera then log let's say the forward vector:
GD.Print(Camera1.GetGlobalTransform().basis.z); and print(Camera2.get_global_transform().basis.z) using C# and GDScript respectively. Shouldn't those two return the same results?

In my case the values are:
(-0.766044, 0271654, -0582563) for C# and
(0.694272, 0.422618, -0.582563) for GDScript.

If I had the required time I would test it with Spatial class too. I think the issue extends down to that.

Edit:
The same issue occurs with GetTransfrom() and GetCameraTransform().

[DigitalMonkeyPa1]

It seems like you are accessing different cameras:
in C# code you used Camera1, and in GDScript you used Camera2.
Are both Camera1 and Camera2 same, try accessing with a single camera reference in both languages.

[nazgulsenpai]

3D transforms are broken on 3.0.2 with C#. See my issue:
#17306
and
#16937

I'd recommend using the 3.0.3 RC2 release, as the transform issues have been corrected:
https://godotengine.org/article/dev-snapshot-godot-3-0-3-rc-2

[ioannis-koukourakis]

@DigitalMonkeyPa1 I'm using a single camera node and simply switching scripts. I believe the problem is better highlighted in action: https://godotdevelopers.org/forum/discussion/19454/move-player-in-relation-to-camera-direction

@nazgulsenpai thanks for the info. I wish I knew about RC2 earlier cause I moved the entire project to GDScript. I think I'll stick with it at least until a stable mono version is out.

[ioannis-koukourakis]

Closing because it has already been reported and fixed.