Hello.
what is the correct orientation of vectors in the space…
This way i have understood:
X axis (red) horizontal : left (negative), right (positive)
Y axis (green) vertical : down (negative), up (positive)
Z axis (blue) : backward (negative), forward (positive)
in others words, (x,y,z) but does not work… seems to be that panda has the order : (x,z,y)
I have made axis to orient myself into space with blender and panda:
Blender from “top” view (according to explained up)
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Panda first view (without panning and rotating)
Seems to be that Panda rotates all the scene -90 degrees X axis…(now Z axis has the Y position)
Just want to “centre myself” to know what thing in what coordinates i moving it (e.x. in intervals)…
Do I’m forced to rotate all the scene before exporting into egg ?
Or maybe i was wrong with that schema, and the correct order is (x -hor ,z -ver,y -backforw).
There are programs that use Y-up coordinate system, while others use Z-up. Both are possible, there is no convention about it. Panda uses Z-up by default. I have just checked Blender: it uses the same…
The same, viewing from a side, that means Z is up and down… so correct system is (x,z,y) ? … in others words… panda never start showing from a top view… i guess.
x, y, z is always x, y, z 
Blender begins with top view by default, Panda - with front view.
haha, allright, x,y,z , understood…
I was imagining that first is the horizontal, then the vertical and then last dimension…
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3rd dimension
That according to values (x,y,z),
But as blender and panda use Z up, then i supposed to be (x,z,y) relative to the order 123. but results that is the same (x,y,z) just the orientation changes (z up).
now is clear… Thanks!
in Z-up mode,
[color=green]Y is forward, [color=red]X is right and [color=blue]Z is up
That schema uses quaternions rotation ?
nope. it’s all euler. quaternions are good for computation but they are hard to imagine compared to the usual stuff.