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From: brown@ncratl.Atlanta.NCR.COM (Kyle Brown)
Newsgroups: comp.graphics
Subject: RE:3-D Rotation Algorithm
Keywords: fractals, 3-D graphics
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Date: 12 Oct 89 12:46:25 GMT
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Another trick that you may try (I've done this myself often for animation)
is to pre-calculate the values of sine and consine for some set of thetas
and do a table lookup when you do your rotation.  This may or may not
work, depending on what you're doing.

While I have everyone's attention - Does anyone have C code or an      
algorithm to generate a fractal image called a Koch snowflake?  I've
been trying to hack one out myself but my geometry is not up to it.

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