Etienne Jacob on Nostr: Technical detail I feel like sharing: it seems to be only the second time that for ...
Technical detail I feel like sharing: it seems to be only the second time that for animation's implementation I keep track of the rotated vectors that are initially (1,0,0),(0,1,0),(0,0,1). I mean that I don't want to apply all rotations from the start of the path each time I want to draw a cube, so I use that. It seems to be related to the topic of quaternions. I got some code from somewhere that enables to do Processing's correct rotateX/Y/Z to the cube from the rotated basis.
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