Module ultraviolet::transform

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Dedicated transformation types as the combination of primitives.

Note that you may want to us these types over the corresponding type of homogeneous transformation matrix because they are faster in most operations, especially composition and inverse.

Structs

  • DIsometry2
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • DIsometry2x2
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • DIsometry2x4
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • DIsometry3
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • DIsometry3x2
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • DIsometry3x4
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • DSimilarity2
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • DSimilarity2x2
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • DSimilarity2x4
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • DSimilarity3
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • DSimilarity3x2
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • DSimilarity3x4
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • Isometry2
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • Isometry2x4
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • Isometry2x8
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • Isometry3
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • Isometry3x4
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • Isometry3x8
    An Isometry, aka a “rigid body transformation”.
  • Similarity2
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • Similarity2x4
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • Similarity2x8
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • Similarity3
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • Similarity3x4
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.
  • Similarity3x8
    A Similarity, i.e. an Isometry but with an added uniform scaling.