But why?

What do you mean by rotate?

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What do you mean by rotate?

rotate

The interior doesn't rotate in the show, though, unless you mean the rings above the time rotor

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The interior doesn't rotate in the show, though, unless you mean the rings above the time rotor

your kinda right but in some scenes when the tardis hits stuff it will shake. And I remember it kind of rotating not spinning but rotating forward or backward or to the side in 2 or 3 scenes which i doubt wasnt canon

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The interior doesn't rotate in the show, though, unless you mean the rings above the time rotor

your kinda right but in some scenes when the tardis hits stuff it will shake. And I remember it kind of rotating not spinning but rotating forward or backward or to the side in 2 or 3 scenes which i doubt wasnt canon

Do you have an example? It might help to see what you're talking about, in case there's been a misunderstanding

Tenant’s and Smith’s TARDIS would rock back and forth occasionally, Capaldi’s TARDIS would sometimes judder. The Shakespeare Code opening scene was an example of the rocking TARDIS.

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Tenant’s and Smith’s TARDIS would rock back and forth occasionally, Capaldi’s TARDIS would sometimes judder. The Shakespeare Code opening scene was an example of the rocking TARDIS.

kinda like this. i swear i remember a scene where the tardis was sideways and eveyone was falling inside the tardis.

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Tenant’s and Smith’s TARDIS would rock back and forth occasionally, Capaldi’s TARDIS would sometimes judder. The Shakespeare Code opening scene was an example of the rocking TARDIS.

kinda like this. i swear i remember a scene where the tardis was sideways and eveyone was falling inside the tardis.

Do you mean like in The Eleventh Hour or Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS? She has relative gravity, that orientates (mostly) to the floor. During Whittaker and Smith’s debut scenes this clearly failed and Earth’s gravity was predominant. I’m not a software whiz kid but I don’t think this can be added without physically tilting the console room in the map.

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kinda like this. i swear i remember a scene where the tardis was sideways and eveyone was falling inside the tardis.

Do you mean like in The Eleventh Hour or Journey to the Centre of the TARDIS? She has relative gravity, that orientates (mostly) to the floor. During Whittaker and Smith’s debut scenes this clearly failed and Earth’s gravity was predominant. I’m not a software whiz kid but I don’t think this can be added without physically tilting the console room in the map.

like in the eleventh hour. and by tilting the console room in the map is exactly what i mean.

edit: how about a damage system and when the tardis is damaged (like in The Eleventh Hour) as you say the relative gravity fails and thus it gets all wibbly wobbly