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Slime wrote:
>>On the face of it I looks like either vrotate or atan2 is only accurate
>>to within 5% ?
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> If you're expecting y=5 and z=16, then you need to make sure that the
> starting vector has the same length as the vector <0,5,16>. That means you
> should start with the vector <0,0,sqrt(5*5+16*16)>. As it is, you're
> starting with a vector that is shorter than that, so you get y slightly less
> than 5 and z slightly less than 16.
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> - Slime
> [ http://www.slimeland.com/ ]
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Thanks for being kine. Yes I see my mistake now.
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