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Intersecting a Bounding Sphere

Intersecting a Bounding Sphere. float intersectRaySphere (Ray ray,Sphere sphere) { Vec dst = ray.o - sphere.o ; Real B = dot( dst,ray.d ); Real C = dot( dst,dst ) - sphere.r2; Real D = B*B - C; return D > 0 ? - B - sqrt (D) : std:: numeric_limits <float>::infinity(); }. Quaternions.

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Intersecting a Bounding Sphere

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  1. Intersecting a Bounding Sphere • float intersectRaySphere(Ray ray,Sphere sphere) { Vecdst = ray.o - sphere.o; Real B = dot(dst,ray.d); Real C = dot(dst,dst) - sphere.r2; Real D = B*B - C; return D > 0 ? - B - sqrt(D) : std::numeric_limits<float>::infinity(); }

  2. Quaternions

  3. What are Quaternions? • An element of the 4-Dimensional vector-space

  4. Why do you need quaternions? • No Gimbal Lock • They only require 4 numbers, to represent the equiv. of a 3x3 Matrix (9 Numbers) • Angle / Axis conversions are simple • Normalising Quaternions vs. Orthogonalising Matrices • Multiplicative like matrices

  5. What a Quaternion looks like • w + xi + yj + zk (i, j, and k are imaginary numbers)

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