- Feb 16, 2005
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pteuben authored
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- Feb 09, 2005
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slevy authored
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- Feb 08, 2005
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slevy authored
it seems to get the data completely wrong (most X's = 0, etc.). If someone ever figures out why, I'd be curious to know.
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- Feb 04, 2005
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slevy authored
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slevy authored
Move colorpatch::draw()'s body here.
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slevy authored
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slevy authored
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slevy authored
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slevy authored
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slevy authored
if sqrtf() isn't available. This is 'way better than using -Dtanf=tan etc. in Makefile.
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slevy authored
Just leave Steve Marx's insistence on FLTK >=1.1.x. Check for values.h. If we seem to be running on MacOS X, add more special tests: Search -lmx for sqrtf() etc., rather than a bunch of -D'efines for float functions. If they (or at least sqrtf) are not present, geometry.h now #define's em. Insist on {fltkdir}/FL/mac.r so we can use Rez to tag partiview as a GUI app, otherwise it can never get keyboard/mouse focus.
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slevy authored
needed on MacOS X.
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slevy authored
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- Jan 03, 2005
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slevy authored
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- Dec 29, 2004
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slevy authored
add general euler-angle functions, euler2t t2euler euler2quat quat2euler meuler2t t2meuler meuler2quat quat2meuler The "meuler" forms take axis-order specs in Maya style, but the angles are accepted/returned always in X,Y,Z order, so meuler2t( "zxy", 17,35,-112 ) = rotZ(-112) * rotX(17) * rotY(35). "zxy" is the same as the virdir axis order. The "euler" forms take axis-order specs in the reverse of Maya style, and expect/return angles in the same order as the axis-order spec, e.g. euler2t( "yxz", 35,17,-112 ) = meuler2t( "zxy", 17,35,-112 ). add stats() Accept a sequence of numbers, and accumulate their mean and variance. ($svar, $N, $mean, $SDev) = &stats(val1, val2, ...) To accumulate more values, pass the first result ($svar) ($svar, $N, $mean, $SDev) = &stats($svar, valN, valN+1, valN+2, ...)
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- Dec 28, 2004
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slevy authored
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- Oct 18, 2004
- Oct 07, 2004
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slevy authored
to stop animation.
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- Oct 06, 2004
- Oct 01, 2004
- Aug 07, 2004