Thank for these videos, I'm familiar with the concepts but these tutorials really helps to build up a solid foundation and understanding of some complex subjects. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
thank you very much Mr. but I am confused about the vector multiply. v1 ＝ （1，2，3）； v2 ＝ （4，5，6）； why v1 * v2 ＝＝ (4,10,18)? I can't understand it neither dot or cross. I think the result should be 32for dot or (-3，6，-3)for cross. I am a beginner with vex,is there anything I missed? thank you very much again for these wonderful lessons. hope you have a good day.
in vector multiplication you have to mult each component of each vector separately, x = 1*4=4 y =2*5= 10 , z =3*6 = 18. this is how vector math works and it's not related to vex only, it's also the same for divide, subtract and addition. the result should be vector not just a scalar. in case of cross and dot product it's different because they are functions and for cross product the result is a vector and for dot product is scalar value. you can google about dot and cross to see the usage in computer graphics.
Your videos is over-informative, which is super good. Thank you very much! But the way you talk... like a turtle, had to watch on 1.5 :D Thanks you very much
int a = chi('a'); int b = chi('b'); int ab = a / b; i@ab = ab; float afb = (float)a / b; f@afb = afb; This way works too, instead of writing float af = a;
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Wish this was around when I started out ... really eases into concepts and practical applications. Cant wait til one about arrays pops up
Thanks for doing this, very thorough. Appreciated!
Thank you for this series ! Very helpful !
Thank for these videos, I'm familiar with the concepts but these tutorials really helps to build up a solid foundation and understanding of some complex subjects. Thank you for taking the time to make these videos.
Thank you so much for making these videos
Thank you so much bro for these video. Amazing!!
Thanks for the amazing video! Really good for Houdini Beginners!
Very thankful to you. That is very useful😌
Doh! I just got to this video in the series...Scene View split for spreadsheet...ignore my suggestion on the first video. 😀
I am finally starting to understand this
Gold. Thanks
great tutorial! thanks for [utting it all toghter
Very appreciate your tut!
Thank you)) going to arrays =))
thank you very much Mr.
but I am confused about the vector multiply.
v1 ＝ （1，2，3）；
v2 ＝ （4，5，6）；
why v1 * v2 ＝＝ (4,10,18)?
I can't understand it neither dot or cross.
I think the result should be 32for dot or (-3，6，-3)for cross.
I am a beginner with vex,is there anything I missed?
thank you very much again for these wonderful lessons.
hope you have a good day.
in vector multiplication you have to mult each component of each vector separately, x = 1*4=4 y =2*5= 10 , z =3*6 = 18. this is how vector math works and it's not related to vex only, it's also the same for divide, subtract and addition. the result should be vector not just a scalar. in case of cross and dot product it's different because they are functions and for cross product the result is a vector and for dot product is scalar value. you can google about dot and cross to see the usage in computer graphics.
Thank you very good this lessons
Your videos is over-informative, which is super good. Thank you very much!
But the way you talk... like a turtle, had to watch on 1.5 :D
Thanks you very much
This is awesome
Thanks
Awesome!
int a = chi('a');
int b = chi('b');
int ab = a / b;
i@ab = ab;
float afb = (float)a / b;
f@afb = afb;
This way works too, instead of writing float af = a;
bro please let me know python or vex what should I learn ??
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