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From: Jim <jim@micronetics.com>
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Subject: Re: Rotation Matrix Functions : Still
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 1997 10:43:29 +0100
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Why don't you post a zip of your source that reproduces the problem in a
minimal amount of code?  It may be easier for us to see what you are
doing that way.  


Regards

Jim


Michael Enoch wrote:
> 
> > To sort this I will need to see printouts of the matrix
> > (that was the thing in your earlier posting that made it look
> > like the normalisation wasn't working).
> >
> >
> > Good luck
> >
> > Lewis
> 
> Ok, I hope this is what you mean by printouts......
> 
> Here are 17 matrices.  Each matrix is a printout of what happens to my
> object's matrix when you rotate the object around the Y axis by (4096/16)
> units each time.  The function I used to get these results was the one I
> posted earlier except with the changes you suggested in your last posting.
> These results are different (worse) than the ones I posted before because
> the normalisation code wasn't in the right place to work last time.
> 

> Ok that's it :)
> The second from last one should be when it finished a full loop, I think,
> but it's certainly not the same as the first matrix.  I hope this helps.
> 
> Mike.