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As far as I understand, the normal vector of the plane can point in the reverse order than towards the origin.
In graphene_plane_init(), 'constant' is the negative distance. So should the value of 'constant' be positive or negative? Are both positive and negative allowed?
What does graphene_plane_normalize() do? I think it should be documented in the class description. I guess a normalized plane is when the normal vector really points to the origin.
For graphene_plane_negate(), "Negates the normal vector and constant" -> if both values are negated, the result is the same plane, no? Or I've misunderstood something, and it's related to the above comments.
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As far as I understand, the normal vector of the plane can point in the reverse order than towards the origin.
In
graphene_plane_init()
, 'constant' is the negative distance. So should the value of 'constant' be positive or negative? Are both positive and negative allowed?What does
graphene_plane_normalize()
do? I think it should be documented in the class description. I guess a normalized plane is when the normal vector really points to the origin.For
graphene_plane_negate()
, "Negates the normal vector and constant" -> if both values are negated, the result is the same plane, no? Or I've misunderstood something, and it's related to the above comments.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: