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3D rendering engine. Plus modelling. Expected glsl textures 3d and 2d rendering3D primitives, and a lot of scenes' samples to test.+ Game Jogl reworked, Calculator (numbers and vectors). Java code parser implementation starts (<=1.2)

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package one.empty3.library.core.move;

import one.empty3.library.*;

public class Trajectoires {
    public static Point3D sphere(double longpc, double latpc, double radius) {
        return new Point3D(
                Math.cos(longpc * Math.PI) * Math.cos(Math.PI * (latpc)),
                Math.sin(longpc * Math.PI) * Math.cos(Math.PI * (latpc)),
                Math.sin(Math.PI * (latpc))
        ).mult(radius);

    }
    public static Point3D sphere(Point3D center, Point3D oo00, Point3D axe, double longpc, double latpc, double radius) {
        Point3D base = new Point3D(
                Math.cos(longpc * Math.PI) * Math.cos(Math.PI * (latpc)),
                Math.sin(longpc * Math.PI) * Math.cos(Math.PI * (latpc)),
                Math.sin(Math.PI * (latpc))
        ).mult(radius);
        Point3D x =axe.prodVect(oo00).norme1().prodVect(axe).norme1();
        Matrix33 matrix = new Matrix33(new Point3D[]{
          x, axe.prodVect(x), axe}
           
        );

        return matrix.mult(base).plus(center);
    }
}