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I have just had a look at the one on a P3Adv, yes I know you have a P3Std, but it might be of some use to you.
With zero roll on the camera the flat is parallel to the top edge of the pivot housing, as in your photo.
If you are going to try to glue the rotor (the arm) back on to the shaft you could always trial the position with a tiny drop of a weak glue gluing the shaft and rotor together, then, when the glue has set, see how the camera behaves. It would at least give you some idea as to the required positions and it should be easy enough to break a weak joint and then use a stronger glue etc. for a 'permanent' repair, though it will be interesting to see if others think a glued joint will be sufficient.
With the P3Adv there is provision, via the Go App, to adjust the roll of the camera, if you have the same option it might give you some lee way for gluing inaccuracies
That said I have a gimbal assembly here that was in a bag of bits and whilst looking at it for this thread I found out it has the same problem as yours, PLUS the rotor WOBBLES on the shaft. I would be surprised if that is as intended. It might be wise to check for wobble on yours. My bag of bits gimbal may have been exposed to some considerable force as it looks like the pitch arm is bowed!!!
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