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I used to have this formula when I was in college but I can no longer find it. I need to calculate the Angle in each direction relative to the coordinates of a vector. Any know how to do this? From what I recall it wasn't too difficult...

For Example:

GIVEN these Vector Coordinates
I = 1
J = 1
K = 1

these RESULTS are produced
YZ = 45 deg
XZ = 45 deg
XY = 45 deg

[MarkS]

Here's a good explanation of what you're after.

http://www.cse.shirazu.ac.ir/users/z...s/chapter3.pdf

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It's only a ArcTangent function call.
AngYX = 180 * Atn(Y / X) / 3.1415926536
AngZY = 180 * Atn(Z / Y) / 3.1415926536
AngZX = 180 * Atn(Z / X) / 3.1415926536
Also, you can search for BillSoo's ArcTangent function in the code library for negative vector components.

Also, you'll have to convert the Arctangent radians into degree by multiplying by 180 and dividing by Pi.

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thanks guys!