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npm install mat4-recompose

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mat4-recompose@1.0.4

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Feb 08, 2015

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gl-mat4

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mat4-recompose

Recompose a 4x4 matrix from translation, scale, skew, perspective, and rotation. This is commonly used in matrix animations (i.e. after decompose and interpolation). Code ported from W3 CSS Spec. PRs for more tests/robustness/optimizations welcome.

You may also be interested in mat4-interpolate, mat4-decompose, and css-mat4.

Usage

`recompose(matrix, translation, scale, skew, perspective, quaternion)`

Recomposes a matrix with the given vectors, storing the result into matrix (a 16 float array).

translation [x, y, z]
scale [x, y, z]
skew [xy, xz, yz] skew factors
perspective [x, y, z, w]
quaternion [x, y, z, w]

Returns the matrix being recomposed.

Builds a translation matrix, then applies the quaternion rotation and perspective. The matrix is then multiplied by YZ shear, then XZ shear, then XY shear (if they are non-zero). Finally multiplied by scale to get the resulting recomposed matrix.

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MIT, see LICENSE.md for details.

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