Very cool ! To a beginner
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Different maths libraries use
Submitted by Paul (@pbourke)
Different maths libraries use degrees and others use radians ... well radians is by far more common but in this case the Vuo node uses degrees. Multiple an angle measured in radians by 180/pi converts it to degrees.
Ah ok thanks a bunch !
Submitted by @Bodysoulspirit
Ah ok thanks a bunch !
Yeah thought about something in this direction could be the case so I used the Vuo "rad2deg" function but obviously I had made a mistake. So sin(rad2deg(a)*xn)+c*cos(rad2deg(a)*yn) works too.
Loved to copy+rotate the objects ;)
Anyway, amazing work Paul
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| Clifford - Rotations.vuo | 9.68 KB |
| Clifford - Rotations + Color.vuo | 12.78 KB |
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Very cool ! To a beginner like me, could you simply explain why in Vuo you've added 180* / pi in the formulas whereas on your website not ? Thanks