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GLM is a C++ math library based on the GLSL language.
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Gradually rotate vector towards another vector
I can rotate it to face it's opponent like so:
glm::vec3 opponentRefPos = opponentPos - position; //for comparing AI's opponent's position to AI's position
glm::vec3 directionTarget = glm::normalize …
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Algorithm to draw particles in correct order?
::mat4 model;
glm::mat4 view;
glm::mat4 projection;
int particleToDraw = drawOrder [particle];
model = glm::translate( model, glm::vec3 ( smokeParticles [particleToDraw].position.x, smokeParticles [ … particleToDraw].position.y + 10.0f, smokeParticles [particleToDraw].position.z ) );
model = glm::scale(model, glm::vec3 ( smokeParticles [particleToDraw].scaleFactor ) );
glm::vec3 diff = glm::normalize …