List of applyPost() Examples

Examples of applyPost()

com.ardor3d.math.Matrix3.applyPost()
Multiplies the given vector by this matrix (M * v). If supplied, the result is stored into the supplied "store" vector. @param vec the vector to multiply this matrix by. @param store a vector to store the result in. If store is null, a new vector is created. Note that it IS safe for vec and store to be the same object. @return the store vector, or a new vector if store is null. @throws NullPointerException if vec is null
com.ardor3d.math.type.ReadOnlyMatrix3.applyPost()
net.anzix.fsz.voxelworld.FszMatrix4.applyPost()

Examples of net.anzix.fsz.voxelworld.FszMatrix4.applyPost()

            points[5].set(0, 20, -14);
            points[6].set(0, 20, 4);
            points[7].set(0, -1, 4);
            
            for (Vector3 p : points) {
                position.applyPost(p,p);
                vertexBuffer.put(p.getXf());
                vertexBuffer.put(p.getYf());
                vertexBuffer.put(p.getZf());
            }

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Examples of net.anzix.fsz.voxelworld.FszMatrix4.applyPost()

                
                VoxelWorld.logger.info("SZOG " + angle +" "+ ux +" "+uz);
                point1.set( ux*startRadius, 0, uz*startRadius);
                point2.set( ux*endRadius, length, uz*endRadius);
                
                transform.applyPost(point1,point1);
                transform.applyPost(point2,point2);
                
                vertexBuffer.put(point1.getXf());
                vertexBuffer.put(point1.getYf());
                vertexBuffer.put(point1.getZf());

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Examples of net.anzix.fsz.voxelworld.FszMatrix4.applyPost()

                VoxelWorld.logger.info("SZOG " + angle +" "+ ux +" "+uz);
                point1.set( ux*startRadius, 0, uz*startRadius);
                point2.set( ux*endRadius, length, uz*endRadius);
                
                transform.applyPost(point1,point1);
                transform.applyPost(point2,point2);
                
                vertexBuffer.put(point1.getXf());
                vertexBuffer.put(point1.getYf());
                vertexBuffer.put(point1.getZf());

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