I have a rotation:

rotation = Quaternion.AngleAxis(45, Vector3.right);

rotation *= Quaternion.AngleAxis(5*Time.deltaTime, Vector3.up);

where "rotation" is a quaternion and angle is in degrees.

This rotation does not rotate, but instead it stands still. This is because Time.deltaTime is small value and it doesn't increase.

We could make the angle of 5 increase or make Time.deltaTime into Time.time. This way we would get an object always rotating around Vector3.up.

The first line rotates around global coord system and it must be the first one.

I really don't want to use Time.time, so I don't know how to transform this rotation to use Time.deltaTime.

Keep a "rotationAngle" variable at class scope and increment it by the desired angle*deltatime once per frame.

This way I would get the same as Time.time.

I thought maybe doing it like:

rotation = Quaternion.AngleAxis(45, Vector3.right) * rotation;

rotation *= Quaternion.AngleAxis(5*Time.deltaTime, Vector3.up);

but that wont work.

rotation = Quaternion.AngleAxis(45, Vector3.right)

This line always resets the rotation so you will of course get *almost* the same rotation every frame.

What Nypyren wrote is right: Increment a counter and use that instead of deltatime.

This way I would get the same as Time.time.

I think you misunderstood, probably I should gave more information, sorry for that but thx for your replies.

I was looking for continuous rotation, the rotation I wrote it stands still, not by changing time variables.

I found the solution and the two lines just need to be replaced with one another.

rotation *= Quaternion.AngleAxis(5*Time.deltaTime, Vector3.up);

rotation = Quaternion.AngleAxis(45*Time.deltaTime, Vector3.right) * rotation;

Well, now you're just accumulating everything in the quaternion.

Yea, is that good ? The rotation is rotating around Vector3.right in global coord system.