Matrices¶

The geom module defines matrices in two, three and four dimensions. All matrices store the values in row-major order, meaning that, the matrix ((1, 2), (3,4)) stores the values as (1, 2, 3, 4). This is illustrated in the following code examples:

m=geom.Mat2(1, 2, 3, 4)
print(m) # will print {{1,2},{3,4}}
print(m[(0,0)], m[(0,1)], m[(1,0)], m[(1,1)]) # will print 1, 2, 3, 4

Matrices support arithmetic via overloaded operators. The following operations are supported:

adding and subtracting two matrices

negation

multiplication of matrices

multiplying and dividing by scalar value

The Matrix Classes¶

class Mat2¶

class Mat2(d00, d01, d10, d11)

2x2 real-valued matrix. The first signature creates a new identity matrix. The second signature initializes the matrix in row-major order.

static Identity()¶: Returns the 2x2 identity matrix

class Mat3¶

class Mat3(d00, d01, d02, d10, d11, d12, d20, d21, d22)

3x3 real-valued matrix. The first signature creates a new identity matrix. The second signature initializes the matrix in row-major order.

static Identity()¶: Returns the 3x3 identity matrix

class Mat4¶

class Mat4(d00, d01, d02, d03, d10, d11, d12, d13, d20, d21, d22, d23, d30, d31, d32, d33)

4x4 real-valued matrix. The first signature creates a new identity matrix. The second signature initializes the matrix in row-major order.

ExtractRotation()¶: Returns the 3x3 submatrix

PasteRotation(mat)¶: Set the 3x3 submatrix of the top-left corner to mat

ExtractTranslation()¶: Extract translation component from matrix. Only meaningful when matrix is a combination of rotation and translation matrices, otherwise the result is undefined.

static Identity()¶: Returns the 4x4 identity matrix

Functions Operating on Matrices¶

Equal(lhs, rhs, epsilon=geom.EPSILON)¶

Compares the two matrices lhs and rhs and returns True, if all of the element-wise differences are smaller than epsilon. lhs and rhs must be matrices of the same dimension.

Parameters:	lhs (`Mat2`, `Mat3` or `Mat4`) – First matrix rhs (`Mat2`, `Mat3` or `Mat4`) – Second matrix

Transpose(mat)¶

Returns the transpose of mat

Parameters:	mat – The matrix to be transposed

Invert(mat)¶

Returns the inverse of mat

Parameters:	mat (`Mat2`, `Mat3` or `Mat4`) – The matrix to be inverted

What happens when determinant is 0?

CompMultiply(lhs, rhs)¶

Returns the component-wise product of lhs and rhs. lhs and rhs must be vectors of the same dimension.

Parameters:	lhs (`Vec2`, `Vec3` or `Vec4`) – The lefthand-side vector rhs (`Vec2`, `Vec3` or `Vec4`) – The righthand-side vector

CompDivide(lhs, rhs)¶

Returns the component-wise quotient of lhs divided by rhs. lhs and rhs must be vectors of the same dimension.

Parameters:	lhs (`Vec2`, `Vec3` or `Vec4`) – The lefthand-side vector rhs (`Vec2`, `Vec3` or `Vec4`) – The righthand-side vector

Det(mat)¶: Returns the determinant of mat :param mat: A matrix :type mat: Mat2, Mat3 or Mat4

Minor(mat, i, j)¶: Returns the determinant of the 2x2 matrix generated from mat by removing the ith row and jth column.

EulerTransformation(phi, theta, xi)¶: Returns a rotation matrix for the 3 euler angles phi, theta, and xi. The 3 angles are given in radians.

AxisRotation(axis, angle)¶

Returns a rotation matrix that represents a rotation of angle around the axis.

Parameters:	axis (`Vec3`) – The rotation axis. Will be normalized angle – Rotation angle (radians) in clockwise direction when looking down the axis.

OrthogonalVector(vec)¶

Get arbitrary vector orthogonal to vec. The returned vector is of length 1, except when vec is a zero vector. In that case, the returned vector is (0, 0, 0).

Parameters:	vec (`Vec3`) – A vector of arbitrary length

Matrices¶

The Matrix Classes¶

Functions Operating on Matrices¶

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