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A FloatQ Is Quaternion floating point. its used for rotation in [[Slot|Slots]] and in components. This value in [[ProtoFlux]] can be used to rotate vectors to new directions, add rotation to [[Slot|Slots]], and even be broken up into a [[Type:Float4|Float4]].
A FloatQ is a floating point representation of a [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quaternion Quaternion]. It is used to represent the rotational component of [[Slot|Slot]] transforms.
 
There are four components of a Quaternion:
* x - The first coefficient
* y - The second coefficient
* z - The third coefficient
* w - The fourth coefficient
 
however, these individual values are not normally used directly.


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Revision as of 12:41, 15 January 2024

A FloatQ is a floating point representation of a Quaternion. It is used to represent the rotational component of Slot transforms.

There are four components of a Quaternion:

  • x - The first coefficient
  • y - The second coefficient
  • z - The third coefficient
  • w - The fourth coefficient

however, these individual values are not normally used directly.

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