Transformation Matrix Help

[darktding]

Ah forget it I got the result

{
matrix $test[4][4] =
<<
0.73373, 0, -0.679441, 0;
-0.528025, 0.62932, -0.570215, 0;
0.427586, 0.777146, 0.461751, 0;
5.298673, 10.155224, 5.738297, 1
>>;

xform -ws -m
($test[0][0]) ($test[0][1]) ($test[0][2]) ($test[0][3])

($test[1][0]) ($test[1][1]) ($test[1][2]) ($test[1][3])

($test[2][0]) ($test[2][1]) ($test[2][2]) ($test[2][3])

($test[3][0]) ($test[3][1]) ($test[3][2]) ($test[3][3])


spotLight1 ;
}

[darktding]

I have stumbled upon another problem,
How do I know what is the rotation and translation part in the matrix?

[James Jacobs]

The first twelve numbers create the co-ordinate space.
The last four numbers represent the location where the base of the co-ordinate space is placed.


-jj

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