just a note to self really…
given:
Utils3D.projectVectors(matrix, vertices, projected, uvt);
vector1 = Utils3D.projectVector(vector0);
vector2 = matrix.transformVector(vector0);
then:
projected[0] == vector2.x/vector2.w ≈≈ vector1.x
projected[1] == vector2.y/vector2.w ≈≈ vector1.y
uvt[2] == 1/vector2.w == 1/vector1.w
not sure why projectVector != projectVectors result but its close enough… wasted too much time trying to find out why they are not the same so any ideas on why that is – let me know!
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You may know this already as I’m a year late to this post, but floating point arithmetic has rounding errors due to limited precision. For more info read the wikipedia article on IEEE 754