codeofthedamned

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   by codeofthedamned 11y ago

   I agree. Pinter's book is very easy to read and great for self-study.
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   by codeofthedamned 11y ago

   I believe we are mincing words with the added confusion of two mathematical meanings for the word vertex in this discussion. The single row matrix, called a vertex, and a Euclidean vertex which we use to represent the points in the geometry
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   by codeofthedamned 11y ago

   Translation itself is not a linear transformation. To simply translate a vertex is a matrix addition(subtraction) problem. The only reason that it is possible in the transformation matrix is because of the addition of the fourth parameter i
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   by codeofthedamned 11y ago

   I have corrected the code by removing the reference. The way the code is now structured will allow for the RVO (Return-value optimization) to occur, so the new instance will be constructed in the location of the receiving object. Move seman
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   by codeofthedamned 11y ago

   Thanks for pointing out my mistake, I have corrected the code to simply return from the stack.
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   by codeofthedamned 11y ago

   That's a helpful site, especially the interactive examples. Thanks for the link
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   by codeofthedamned 11y ago

   My intention with this first post was to show how to work with the mathematical constructs. I have already started on the next article, which will provide the context for what these mathematical constructs provide. To briefly answer your qu