John Wright wrote:
> "Another vaild notational scheme sometimes seen in computer graphics
> uses matrices with translation vectors in the bottom row. In this
> scheme, the order of matrices would be reversed, i.e., the order of
> application would read from left to right. Vectors and matrices in this
> notation are said to be in row-major form since the vectors are rows.
> In this book we use column-major form."
>
> So are Java 3D matrices row-major or column-major?
Vectors are columns, so column-major I suppose (If I understand cited
reference correctly).
I agree than InputDevices/Audio is underdocument. But I think that
matrices are document as extensively as they could. Have you checked the
page in pdf doc I've mentioned ?
Artur
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