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Re: Transformation by matrices: msg#00030

Subject: Re: Transformation by matrices
Alexandre,

Speaking _entirely_ for myself -- and this comment is _not_ meant to discourage this thread of conversation -- here's my two cents:

My general opinion on this is that it seems to me to be taking something that is inherently simple and making it very complicated. I honestly don't think I could explain to another person what OpenAL is _doing_ using "transformation by matrices." In contrast, it's pretty easy for me to both understand and explain our current model.

Garin


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