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Rotation an object (or line) by x and z resulting in an ending x and z
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I knew this equation in High School but that was 30 years ago. Let's say I have a cube (or line). I want to rotate it's x, y and z axis' such that the result has a specific x and z rotation. for instance I want my resulting x and z rotations to be 45 and 60 respectfully, I know I cannot rotate each axis by it's ending value and I have to rotate all three axis' but I can't remember how?
Thanks in advance!
3d rotations
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I knew this equation in High School but that was 30 years ago. Let's say I have a cube (or line). I want to rotate it's x, y and z axis' such that the result has a specific x and z rotation. for instance I want my resulting x and z rotations to be 45 and 60 respectfully, I know I cannot rotate each axis by it's ending value and I have to rotate all three axis' but I can't remember how?
Thanks in advance!
3d rotations
asked Jan 24 at 1:53
user3791614user3791614
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Check rotation matrices on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix#In_three_dimensions
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I knew this equation in High School but that was 30 years ago. Let's say I have a cube (or line). I want to rotate it's x, y and z axis' such that the result has a specific x and z rotation. for instance I want my resulting x and z rotations to be 45 and 60 respectfully, I know I cannot rotate each axis by it's ending value and I have to rotate all three axis' but I can't remember how?
Thanks in advance!
3d rotations
asked Jan 24 at 1:53
user3791614user3791614
1
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I knew this equation in High School but that was 30 years ago. Let's say I have a cube (or line). I want to rotate it's x, y and z axis' such that the result has a specific x and z rotation. for instance I want my resulting x and z rotations to be 45 and 60 respectfully, I know I cannot rotate each axis by it's ending value and I have to rotate all three axis' but I can't remember how?
Thanks in advance!
3d rotations
3d rotations
asked Jan 24 at 1:53
user3791614user3791614
1
asked Jan 24 at 1:53
user3791614user3791614
1
asked Jan 24 at 1:53
user3791614user3791614
1
asked Jan 24 at 1:53
user3791614user3791614
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asked Jan 24 at 1:53
user3791614user3791614
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Check rotation matrices on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix#In_three_dimensions
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– lightxbulb
Jan 24 at 2:09
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Check rotation matrices on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix#In_three_dimensions
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– lightxbulb
Jan 24 at 2:09
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Check rotation matrices on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix#In_three_dimensions
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– lightxbulb
Jan 24 at 2:09
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Check rotation matrices on wikipedia: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotation_matrix#In_three_dimensions
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– lightxbulb
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