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Your Text: Insert Slimies » Insert UBB Code » Close Last Tag \| All Tags UBB Help	Sorry, that's not what I'm looking for. Perhaps this may clarify: We have the function that does exactly what I want as blah(), and let's use this simple example: [code]// Slightly altered versions of the previous functions: // transforms x,y,z coordinates into Flash x coordinate xFla = function (x, y, z) { // cartesian coordinates xCart = (x-z)Math.cos(0.46365); // flash coordinates xI = xCart; return (xI); }; // transforms x,y,z coordinates into Flash y coordinate yFla = function (x, y, z) { // cartesian coordinates yCart = y+(x+z)Math.sin(0.46365); // flash coordinates yI = -yCart; return (yI); }; // Let's say function blah() is here... // Usage: blah ( point_X , point_Y , altitude ) ix = 12; iy = 5; iz = 23; fx = xFla(ix,iy,iz); fy = yFla(ix,iy,iz); trace("fx = "+fx+" \| fy = "+fy); // output: fx = -9.83868733881014 \| fy = -20.652550692568 n = blah(fx,fy,iy); trace("x = "+n[0]+" \| y = "+n[1]+" \| z = "+n[2]); // output: x = 12 \| y = 5 \| z = 23[/code] Hope that helps. Due to the lack of accuracy the returned values of blah() would be rounded before returned. [url=http://www.zavaboy.com][img]http://asylum.zavaboy.com/zavaboy.gif[/img][/url] Loading...
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