Orthonormalize two Vector3

Makes vectors normalized and orthogonal to each other.

Usage

vector3_ortho_normalize(v1, v2)

Arguments

v1

A numeric vector of length 3.

v2

A numeric vector of length 3.

Value

A list with elements v1 and v2, both numeric vectors of length 3.

See also

Other vector3 functions: vector3_add(), vector3_add_value(), vector3_angle(), vector3_barycenter(), vector3_clamp(), vector3_clamp_value(), vector3_cross_product(), vector3_cubic_hermite(), vector3_distance(), vector3_distance_sqr(), vector3_divide(), vector3_dot_product(), vector3_equals(), vector3_invert(), vector3_length(), vector3_length_sqr(), vector3_lerp(), vector3_max(), vector3_min(), vector3_move_towards(), vector3_multiply(), vector3_negate(), vector3_normalize(), vector3_one(), vector3_perpendicular(), vector3_project(), vector3_reflect(), vector3_refract(), vector3_reject(), vector3_rotate_by_axis_angle(), vector3_rotate_by_quaternion(), vector3_scale(), vector3_subtract(), vector3_subtract_value(), vector3_transform(), vector3_unproject(), vector3_zero()

Examples

result <- vector3_ortho_normalize(c(1, 0, 0), c(0, 1, 0))
result$v1
#> x y z 
#> 1 0 0 
result$v2
#> x y z 
#> 0 1 0