3 ms·
Nice work, but displaying the time evolution of individual quaternion components is about as intuitive of a visualization as displaying the time evolution of an
by aaaaaaaaaaab 4y ago
Nice work, but displaying the time evolution of individual quaternion components is about as intuitive of a visualization as displaying the time evolution of an individual pixel to visualize video compression...
- diegomacario 4y agoHahaha this is a fair comment. I guess my intention was to show the complex number crunching that happens in the background to make characters move. I'm still thinking about better ways to visualize things.
- panki27 4y agoCould you overlay the graphs with a sort of arrow, indicating the the actual direction the quaternion is pointing in? I had no knowledge on animation before, this was a great primer! Maybe having the graphs sync up could be a toggle - I feel like at low animation speeds, this would help visualize what's going on.
- aaaaaaaaaaab 4y agoGot it! I think you should also read up on dual quaternions for more mind-blowing math if you haven’t done so yet!