Class BabylonTransforms

Builds transformation matrices for moving, rotating and scaling geometry, using the BabylonJS math. A transformation is a 4x4 matrix as 16 numbers in column-major order; most methods return a short list of them that is applied in order, so a rotation about a point is a move to the origin, the rotation, and the move back. Angles are in degrees. The transforms service on the base package builds the same matrices without the engine.

Index

Constructors

constructor

new BabylonTransforms(): Bit.BabylonTransforms
Returns Bit.BabylonTransforms

rotation

rotationCenterAxis

rotationCenterAxis(
inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.RotationCenterAxisDto,
): TransformMatrixes
Builds a rotation about an axis that passes through a center point, as three matrices applied in order: move the center to the origin, rotate, move back. The angle is in degrees.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.RotationCenterAxisDto
  The angle in degrees, the axis direction and the center it passes through
Returns TransformMatrixes
The list of matrices to apply in order
Example
```
const turn = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.rotationCenterAxis({ angle: 90, axis: [0, 1, 0], center: [5, 0, 0] });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52231

rotationCenterX

rotationCenterX(
inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.RotationCenterDto,
): TransformMatrixes
Builds a rotation about a line parallel to the X axis through a center point, as three matrices applied in order: move the center to the origin, rotate, move back. The angle is in degrees.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.RotationCenterDto
  The angle in degrees and the center
Returns TransformMatrixes
The list of matrices to apply in order
Example
```
const turn = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.rotationCenterX({ angle: 90, center: [0, 0, 0] });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52246

rotationCenterY

rotationCenterY(
inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.RotationCenterDto,
): TransformMatrixes
Builds a rotation about a line parallel to the Y axis through a center point, as three matrices applied in order: move the center to the origin, rotate, move back. The angle is in degrees.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.RotationCenterDto
  The angle in degrees and the center
Returns TransformMatrixes
The list of matrices to apply in order
Example
```
const turn = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.rotationCenterY({ angle: 90, center: [0, 0, 0] });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52261

rotationCenterZ

rotationCenterZ(
inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.RotationCenterDto,
): TransformMatrixes
Builds a rotation about a line parallel to the Z axis through a center point, as three matrices applied in order: move the center to the origin, rotate, move back. The angle is in degrees.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.RotationCenterDto
  The angle in degrees and the center
Returns TransformMatrixes
The list of matrices to apply in order
Example
```
const turn = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.rotationCenterZ({ angle: 90, center: [0, 0, 0] });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52276

rotationCenterYawPitchRoll

rotationCenterYawPitchRoll(
inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.RotationCenterYawPitchRollDto,
): TransformMatrixes
Builds a rotation from three angles about a center point: yaw turns about Y, pitch about X and roll about Z, in degrees. The result is three matrices applied in order: move the center to the origin, rotate, move back.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.RotationCenterYawPitchRollDto
  The yaw, pitch and roll in degrees and the center
Returns TransformMatrixes
The list of matrices to apply in order
Example
```
const turn = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.rotationCenterYawPitchRoll({ yaw: 90, pitch: 0, roll: 0, center: [0, 0, 0] });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52291

scaleCenterXYZ

scaleCenterXYZ(
inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.ScaleCenterXYZDto,
): TransformMatrixes
Builds a scale with its own factor per axis, measured from a center point that stays in place, as three matrices applied in order: move the center to the origin, scale, move back.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.ScaleCenterXYZDto
  The center and the factor for each axis
Returns TransformMatrixes
The list of matrices to apply in order
Example
```
const stretch = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.scaleCenterXYZ({ center: [5, 5, 5], scaleXyz: [2, 1, 0.5] });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52305

scale

scaleXYZ

scaleXYZ(inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.ScaleXYZDto): TransformMatrixes
Builds a scale with its own factor per axis, measured from the origin; [2, 3, 1] doubles X, triples Y and keeps Z.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.ScaleXYZDto
  The factor for each axis
Returns TransformMatrixes
A list with the one scale matrix
Example
```
const stretch = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.scaleXYZ({ scaleXyz: [2, 3, 1] });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52319

uniformScale

uniformScale(
inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.UniformScaleDto,
): TransformMatrixes
Builds a scale by the same factor on every axis, measured from the origin, so 2 makes everything twice as big and twice as far from the origin.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.UniformScaleDto
  The factor
Returns TransformMatrixes
A list with the one scale matrix
Example
```
const double = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.uniformScale({ scale: 2 });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52333

uniformScaleFromCenter

uniformScaleFromCenter(
inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.UniformScaleFromCenterDto,
): TransformMatrixes
Builds a scale by the same factor on every axis, measured from a center point that stays in place, as three matrices applied in order: move the center to the origin, scale, move back.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.UniformScaleFromCenterDto
  The factor and the center
Returns TransformMatrixes
The list of matrices to apply in order
Example
```
const half = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.uniformScaleFromCenter({ scale: 0.5, center: [5, 5, 5] });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52347

translation

translationXYZ

translationXYZ(
inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.TranslationXYZDto,
): TransformMatrixes
Builds a move by a vector; [10, 5, 0] moves 10 along X, 5 along Y and nothing along Z.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.TranslationXYZDto
  The vector to move by
Returns TransformMatrixes
A list with the one translation matrix
Example
```
const move = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.translationXYZ({ translation: [10, 5, 0] });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52360

translations

translationsXYZ

translationsXYZ(
inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.TranslationsXYZDto,
): TransformMatrixes[]
Builds one move per vector, for transforming many objects each by its own vector, in the same order.
Parameters
- inputs: Bit.Inputs.BabylonTransforms.TranslationsXYZDto
  The vectors to move by
Returns TransformMatrixes[]
One transformation per vector, in the same order
Example
```
const moves = bitbybit.babylon.transforms.translationsXYZ({ translations: [[1, 0, 0], [0, 2, 0]] });
```
- Defined in bitbybit-docs.d.ts:52374

Class BabylonTransforms

Index

Constructors

rotation

scale

translation

translations

Constructors

constructor

Returns Bit.BabylonTransforms

rotation

rotationCenterAxis

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes

Example

rotationCenterX

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes

Example

rotationCenterY

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes

Example

rotationCenterZ

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes

Example

rotationCenterYawPitchRoll

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes

Example

scaleCenterXYZ

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes

Example

scale

scaleXYZ

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes

Example

uniformScale

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes

Example

uniformScaleFromCenter

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes

Example

translation

translationXYZ

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes

Example

translations

translationsXYZ

Parameters

Returns TransformMatrixes[]

Example

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