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I can translate, scale, rotate, and do a matrix transform on any object. Why not
reflect? It would certainly save time and reduce potential error for me. Is
there a way to configure a matrix that would reflect an object through the plane
at x=0 for example? If there is a way, I hope the method is included in the
reference section for matrix. Thanks.
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peyrol wrote:
> I can translate, scale, rotate, and do a matrix transform on any object.
> Why not reflect? It would certainly save time and reduce potential error
> for me. Is there a way to configure a matrix that would reflect an object
> through the plane at x=0 for example? If there is a way, I hope the method
> is included in the reference section for matrix. Thanks.
I think that
object { Thingy scale < -1, 1, 1> }
would work for you.
--
Ger
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> I can translate, scale, rotate, and do a matrix transform on any object. Why not
> reflect? It would certainly save time and reduce potential error for me. Is
> there a way to configure a matrix that would reflect an object through the plane
> at x=0 for example? If there is a way, I hope the method is included in the
> reference section for matrix. Thanks.
>
>
Scaling by a negative value will reflect the object, or pattern, along
that axis.
scale <-1,1,1> will reflect the object left to right, and scale <1,-1,1>
will reflect it verticaly.
For a matrix transform, any negative value will work the same.
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Alain <kua### [at] videotron ca> wrote:
> > I can translate, scale, rotate, and do a matrix transform on any object. Why not
> > reflect? It would certainly save time and reduce potential error for me. Is
> > there a way to configure a matrix that would reflect an object through the plane
> > at x=0 for example? If there is a way, I hope the method is included in the
> > reference section for matrix. Thanks.
> >
> >
>
> Scaling by a negative value will reflect the object, or pattern, along
> that axis.
> scale <-1,1,1> will reflect the object left to right, and scale <1,-1,1>
> will reflect it verticaly.
> For a matrix transform, any negative value will work the same.
Good.
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