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Newcomers DBPro Corner / Some explainations

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PanouleXxX
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Posted: 1st Apr 2003 18:08
Could please let me know about the directions od axis.
These : The direction of y,z,x ???????

Please help....
Richard Davey
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Posted: 1st Apr 2003 18:15
Stand up.

Raise your arms out to your sides (make a cross shape).
That is your X axis.

Point an arm directly up into the air in as straight a line as possible.
That is your Y axis.

Point your arm directly out infront of you in as straight a line as possible.
That is your Z axis.

Sit down and code

Cheers,

Rich

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John H
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Posted: 2nd Apr 2003 00:10
I like to think of it as a hotdog on a stick when rotating

Point the stick up and spin the hotdog, thats Y Rotate, point the hotdog forward and spin, thats 2 Rotating, position the dog in the middle of the stick, hold the stick horizontal and rotate the dog, thats x rotating!

Me and my simple mind

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Mnemonix
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Posted: 2nd Apr 2003 00:11
Ur mind isnt simple. Just looking at ur avatar tells me that [b])

Where did his Ak-47 go.

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