Convert Float Vector In 0,1,0 Clean

[daniel-faust]

QUOTE
// Normalize the array
int $result = normalize($temp ); // this doens't work, I want it to renturn 1,0,0

1,0,0 is not the normalized vector of 3.234,-0.24,0.00234.

Normalized means that vector has a length of 1 unit in the same direction as the original vector.

[rifz]

any idea how to convert it to 1,0,0??

[naughty]

QUOTE(Rifz @ 02/15/07, 02:10 PM) [snapback]260100[/snapback]
any idea how to convert it to 1,0,0??

haven't we all been here before..?!?!

[rifz]

ya but

vector $V=<>;
vector $FN = <>;

still returns....

// Result: <> //

not 0,-1,0

: ) I'm not a math guy... help!

[daniel-faust]

So you want your vector to "snap" to the closest axis, right? Snap to 1 of the 6 possible positions?
Dude, I guess this is a good programming exercise for you to solve it all by yourself.

--- abs

[naughty]

QUOTE(Rifz @ 02/15/07, 03:36 PM) [snapback]260112[/snapback]
ya but

vector $V=<>;
vector $FN = <>;

still returns....

// Result: <> //

not 0,-1,0
: ) I'm not a math guy... help!

yeah, but don't you recall us telling you you had to declare intergers to return integers..?

CODE
vector $V=<>;
vector $FN = <>;

:nathaN

[rifz]

Thank you!! that works great! : )