Draco wrote:
> This is something I put together a while back.
>
> I thought I would send it out since its so slow in this group.

ewww!

more frames /  less rotation :)

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It's a bit dizzy but I like it.

One question, how do you calculate the position of the "nodes" in the
sphere?

Take care,

Fernando.

Th

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> This is something I put together a while back.
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> I thought I would send it out since its so slow in this group.
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I did it the hard way, by using vector math.  I'm sure there are easier ways
to do it.

"Fernando Gonzalez del Cueto" <fgd### [at] hotmailcom> wrote in message
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> It's a bit dizzy but I like it.
>
> One question, how do you calculate the position of the "nodes" in the
> sphere?
>
> Take care,
>
> Fernando.
>
> Th

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> > This is something I put together a while back.
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> > I thought I would send it out since its so slow in this group.
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