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From: sceetech <ps_yaroze@interactive.sony.com>
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Subject: Re: Rotation Matrix Functions : The Solution?
Date: Mon, 14 Apr 1997 10:25:23 +0100
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Michael Enoch wrote:
> 
> My code was in the wrong place and wasn't affecting anything, now I've
> moved it and there is definately something wrong with it, the object
> streches all over the place.
>         Mike.


Two things: 

firstly, your earlier postings gave printouts of a matrix;
after some rotation, the matrix columns were blatantly not of
size 4096, which the normalisation in code should guarantee.

secondly, object stretching is a Definite sign of matrix
distortion; to sort this, please post your code for maintaining/
re-normalising the matrix, AND that for doing the basic rotation.

Lewis