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So Ive got a problem where I need to convert the rotationYaw and rotationPitch into the standard (x,y,z,angle) format. I tried seeing how Minecraft does this when rendering but it does the crappy trick of calling the glRotateF twice with (0,1,0,yaw) and (1,0,0,pitch).

 

What would I need to do to convert the pitch and yaw into something like (x,y,z,angle)?

 

Edit: Please don't ask why, Im just wondering what openGL would be doing to combine the (0,1,0,yaw) and (1,0,0,pitch)

 

Another thing, the yaw and pitch need to be in radian format for this, not angle format like openGL uses

You simply can't.

Since quaternion cannot represent a coordinate system, you need something with more data than that, like Matrix.

In OpenGL, (0,1,0,yaw) and (1,0,0,pitch) is changed into matrix form, and multiplied.

I. Stellarium for Minecraft: Configurable Universe for Minecraft! (WIP)

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So your saying I would do the (0,1,0,yaw) and multiply it with (1,0,0,pitch) and that becomes the correct matrix?

No, you should convert them to matrix and multiply them.

I. Stellarium for Minecraft: Configurable Universe for Minecraft! (WIP)

II. Stellar Sky, Better Star Rendering&Sky Utility mod, had separated from Stellarium.

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