hi,

"m@b" <sai### [at] googlemailcom> wrote:

(thanks for swift reply)


> You moved the point along the x axis then rotated it by 45 degrees in x.
> The 45 degree rotation has no effect as the point is still at y = 0, z = 0

no visible effect for the first point, agree, but I thought the rotation would
(should!) still exist and propagate when subsequent points are calculated.

the next question, then, is how to specify a point <5,0,0> and corresponding
vrotate()s to give me two separate X-axis rotations (as I tried with the two
rotation vectors)?  do I have to pre-compute some point not-on-axis beforehand,
or is there a "clean" way?


regards, jr.

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