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Hi.
This is my first Message to news.povray, so be nice ;). I use Pov-Ray for
Windows 98 3.5 and try to make my first animations. My Plan is to rotate the
cap point of a cylinder around the z-axis, while the base point is <0, 0, 0>
Because I want to know the new coordinates of the cap point, i can't simply
use the rotate-command, right?
However, I have to work with the sin()-Function. But my PoV-Ray caculates
the most stupid coordinates I ever seen when I use it. I checked my formulas
100 times, and so I'm shure that it is correct.
Now to my question(s):
How can i rotate a cylinder manually without the sin()-command?
And (because the answer of the first question will be: its impossible) can I
detect the new coordinates of the cap point when I use the rotate-command?
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