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x, y, and z coordinates representation in the memory
30 Jun 2023 00:10 #274481
by Cyber
x, y, and z coordinates representation in the memory was created by Cyber
Hi All,
Does anyone know how are the coordinates of x, y, and z got represented in the memory?
Does anyone know how are the coordinates of x, y, and z got represented in the memory?
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30 Jun 2023 08:48 #274491
by rmu
Replied by rmu on topic x, y, and z coordinates representation in the memory
That is an odd question. Coordinates are represented as ieee 754 floating point double precision. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Double-precision_floating-point_format
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