If a vector cross product zero , the vectors are parallel right?
But what's a good value for messuring that the product is zero?
If (cx>0.00001) And (cy>0.00001) And (cz>0.00001) ?
Short and long vectors will not have the same 'parallellity tolerance' :)
Should I calculate the magnitude first and do something like:
If (cx>0.00001*mag) And (cy>0.00001*mag) And (cz>0.00001*mag) ?
But the magnitude would be close to or zero also, so I'd have to check that against another threshold first. What threshold?
But what's a good value for messuring that the product is zero?
If (cx>0.00001) And (cy>0.00001) And (cz>0.00001) ?
Short and long vectors will not have the same 'parallellity tolerance' :)
Should I calculate the magnitude first and do something like:
If (cx>0.00001*mag) And (cy>0.00001*mag) And (cz>0.00001*mag) ?
But the magnitude would be close to or zero also, so I'd have to check that against another threshold first. What threshold?