polarview(3) — Unix Programmer’s Manual
NAME
polarview - define the viewer’s position in polar coordinates
SYNOPSIS
C
polarview(dist, azim, inc, twist)
Coord dist;
Angle azim, inc, twist;
FORTRAN
subroutine polarv(dist, azim, inc, twist)
real dist
integer∗2 azim, inc, twist
Pascal
procedure polarview(dist: Coord; azim, inc, twist: Angle);
DESCRIPTION
Polarview defines the viewer’s position in polar coordinates. The first three parameters, dist, azim, and inc, define a viewpoint. Dist is the distance from the viewpoint to the world space origin. Azim is the angle in the x-y plane, measured from the y axis. Inc is the angle in y-z plane, measured from the z axis. The line of sight extends from the viewpoint through the world space origin. Twist rotates the viewpoint around the line of sight using the right-hand rule. All angles are specified in tenths of degrees and are integers.
SEE ALSO
lookat
Silicon Graphics — R1c