- Dec 29, 2003
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Ok then if you think your so geek, tell me what this is...o yeh these are commands btw.
Code://=================================================================================== void VectorAngles (const float * forward, float * angles) { float temp, yaw, pitch; if (forward[1] == 0 && forward[0] == 0) { yaw = 0; if (forward[2] > 0) { pitch = 90; } else { pitch = 270; } } else { yaw = (float)(atan2(forward[1], forward[0]) * 57.3248); if (yaw < 0) { yaw += 360; } temp = (float)sqrt(forward[0] * forward[0] + forward[1] * forward[1]); pitch = (float)(atan2(forward[2], temp) * 57.3248); } angles[0] = pitch; angles[1] = yaw; angles[2] = 0; }
Thats my type of geekyou have to know it real good
im still beginner.
/Beef
I hope you realise geek is not constrained to the land of software design/programming.
The term geek can be applied to any area in which a person excels beyond reason and enjoys doing so: In which case merely understanding an algorithm within one programming language wouldn't necessarily indebt you the title, expanding and explaining the history of it while fixing the code however might.
The fact that when in my office I will endeavour to not only fix the problems that come at me (normally fixing hardware and explaining software), sometimes even writing basic programs to carry out functions leads my entire office to stereotype me. But it's something I take pride in and they know it, had I taken offence then this wouldn't be the case.
Another example is me and my girlfriend, we're pretty much full-time residents at imdb and have watched nearly every film under the sun... because of this we often cross-link actors, voice actors etc while watching movies with others. And we get called Geeks for doing so. But we also win at film quizes so meh.
