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3D Cartesian Coordinate Rotation

3D Cartesian Coordinate Rotation (Direction) VI, has a input  "rotation matrix type", I can not understand the Direction Angles. when I use the defaut, it is wrong.

 

 

 
 
xin
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  • If you say something is wrong, tell us why and what result you expect instead.
  • rotating a [0,0,0] point with give you a [0,0,0] result, no matter how you rotate.
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The Inputs of the "3D Cartesian Coordinate Rotation (Direction)" VI are explained in the documentation, e.g. here: https://zone.ni.com/reference/en-XX/help/371361R-01/gmath/3d_cartesian_coord_rotation_direction/

The three arrays to the top left are your points. Enter some coordinates other than [0, 0, 0] to see the effect of the rotation.

 

Also, please use a smaller font.

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Your matrix is not a matrix of directional cosines because the determinant of it is not unity. 

 

(You only have three degrees of freedom, so you cannot chose 9 random values. they are interdependent. How did you generate the matrix?)

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