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Looking at the documentation for Basis2, it claims to be a rotation matrix. However, the guarantee is that it's orthogonal, which is not enough for a rotation matrix. The determinant has to be 1. In fact, Basis2::look_at_stable can create a reflection matrix. Should reflection matrices be allowed in Basis2 or should the hole in Basis2::look_at_stable be fixed and the documentation updated to say that Basis2 is guaranteed to be orthogonal and have a determinant of 1?
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Looking at the documentation for
Basis2
, it claims to be a rotation matrix. However, the guarantee is that it's orthogonal, which is not enough for a rotation matrix. The determinant has to be 1. In fact,Basis2::look_at_stable
can create a reflection matrix. Should reflection matrices be allowed inBasis2
or should the hole inBasis2::look_at_stable
be fixed and the documentation updated to say thatBasis2
is guaranteed to be orthogonal and have a determinant of 1?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: