Template:Measure units used in RCOXML code: Difference between revisions

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Measure units used in RCOXML code

XYZ Position, in pixels
RGBA Color Scale in percentage in a scale from 0 up to 1, where 1 represents the max value posible of 255 (decimal value divided by 255 to get into this scale)
XYZ Size, in pixels, negative numbers mirrors the image
XYZ Size Scale, in percentage in a scale from 0 up to 1, negative numbers mirrors the image
Time, in miliseconds, where 1000 is one second
XYZ Angle, in radians, where radians=(π*degrees)/180, and degrees=(180*radians)/π, as example for one turn of 360º degrees: radians=(3.141*360)/180=6.283 ...so... 360º degrees = 6.283 radians

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 *'''XYZ Size Scale''', in percentage in a scale from 0 up to 1, negative numbers mirrors the image
 *'''Time''', in miliseconds, where 1000 is one second
-*'''XYZ Angle''', in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radian radians], where '''radians=(π*degrees)/180''', and degrees=(180*radians)/π, as example for one turn of 360º degrees: radians=(<abbr title="The first 50 decimal digits of PI are 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510 so for precission use a scientific calculator where you can enter the value of PI with the press of a single button">3.141</abbr>/180)*360=6.283 ...so... 360º degrees = 6.283 radians
+*'''XYZ Angle''', in [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radian radians], where '''radians=(π*degrees)/180''', and degrees=(180*radians)/π, as example for one turn of 360º degrees: radians=(<abbr title="The first 50 decimal digits of PI are 3.14159265358979323846264338327950288419716939937510 so for precission use a scientific calculator where you can enter the value of PI with the press of a single button">3.141</abbr>*360)/180=6.283 ...so... 360º degrees = 6.283 radians
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