0x90 thanks for taking the time to make a trainer for this rather obscure title. I really never thought this would get pushed through for training, as you guys are busy enough with much larger productions. I have had it installed for a long while, but didn't feel like bothering with it without a trainer. Now I finally will.
Just wanted you to know that your efforts are appreciated.
make sure to use the even more obscure
Edit: Rotate Quat_ 4
option
best,
Cal
0x90 thanks for taking the time to make a trainer for this rather obscure title. I really never thought this would get pushed through for training, as you guys are busy enough with much larger productions. I have had it installed for a long while, but didn't feel like bothering with it without a trainer. Now I finally will.
Just wanted you to know that your efforts are appreciated.
make sure to use the even more obscure
Edit: Rotate Quat_ 4
option
best,
Cal
Gee Cal, thanks for pushing me to research what Quaternions are and their interactions with the matrices of rotated vectors.
So I guess the Rotate Quat_4(rotation quaternions) option will have something to do with attitude control or maybe orientation?
What I do know is that this is making my head hurt and I don't even know if I want to play this anymore. 😨
Yes...kidding of course.
Thanks again, as always, for the great trainers!
UGH......
Link
n=Quatrotate(q,r) calculates the rotated vector, n, for a quaternion, q, and a vector, r. q is either an m-by-4 matrix containing m quaternions, or a single 1-by-4 quaternion. r is either an m-by-3 matrix, or a single 1-by-3 vector. n returns an m-by-3 matrix of rotated vectors. Each element of q and r must be a real number. Additionally, q has its scalar number as the first column.
The quaternion has the form of
q=q0+iq1+jq2+kq3
The vector has the form of
v=iv1+jv2+kv3
The rotated vector has the form of
(1−2q22−2q23)2(q1q2−q0q3)2(q1q3+q0q2)2(q1q2+q0q3)(1−2q21−2q23)2(q2q3−q0q1)2(q1q3−q0q2)2(q2q3+q0q1)(1−2q21−2q22)
T.M.I.∞
Seriously....Too much information to infinity and beyond.
[Edited by Vlad_the_Bad, 9/16/2015 4:49:06 PM]