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Newcomers AppGameKit Corner / Calculating Gradients with lines offset from the origin

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vitp4145
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Hi everybody

A basic source of confusion here. Can anybody explain to me why the gradient in quadrant 4 is positive?

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DannyD
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I think your Y axis is reversed? Up Y+, Down -Y
Just a wild guess...
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Bengismo
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Gradient is typically defined as dY / dX

Quadrant 1: -7 / 5 = -1.4 (Y decreases as X increases) Negative gradient

Quadrant 4: 9 / 4 = 2.25 (Y value increases from -11 to -2 as x changes from 14 to 18) Positive gradient

It is misleading as the Y axis is inverted.


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