Nope, the "print mat" instruction should have printed the identity matrix in that case; the thing printed is a matrix filled with values very near to zero, not the identity for sure. What I'm trying to accomplish is far more complex than this barebone plugin I've written just to explain my problem easily. However, to be precise, I need to read a matrix and then multiply it by a point. So long, I've obtained only matrices filled with zeroes, resulting in zeroing also the point I was multiplying.
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