Enum rfw_math::EulerRot[][src]

pub enum EulerRot {
    ZYX,
    ZXY,
    YXZ,
    YZX,
    XYZ,
    XZY,
    ZYZ,
    ZXZ,
    YXY,
    YZY,
    XYX,
    XZX,
}
Expand description

Euler rotation sequences.

The angles are applied starting from the right. E.g. XYZ will first apply the z-axis rotation.

YXZ can be used for yaw (y-axis), pitch (x-axis), roll (z-axis).

The two-axis rotations (e.g. ZYZ) are not fully tested and have to be treated with caution.

Variants

ZYX

Intrinsic three-axis rotation ZYX

ZXY

Intrinsic three-axis rotation ZXY

YXZ

Intrinsic three-axis rotation YXZ

YZX

Intrinsic three-axis rotation YZX

XYZ

Intrinsic three-axis rotation XYZ

XZY

Intrinsic three-axis rotation XZY

ZYZ
👎 Deprecated:

Untested! Use at own risk!

Intrinsic two-axis rotation ZYZ

ZXZ
👎 Deprecated:

Untested! Use at own risk!

Intrinsic two-axis rotation ZXZ

YXY
👎 Deprecated:

Untested! Use at own risk!

Intrinsic two-axis rotation YXY

YZY
👎 Deprecated:

Untested! Use at own risk!

Intrinsic two-axis rotation YZY

XYX
👎 Deprecated:

Untested! Use at own risk!

Intrinsic two-axis rotation XYX

XZX
👎 Deprecated:

Untested! Use at own risk!

Intrinsic two-axis rotation XZX

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Default YXZi as yaw (y-axis), pitch (x-axis), roll (z-axis).

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