Solving 3D Chart Axes Angles Problem with Wikipedia

[castman]

Yes, that is my problem. I could never reproduce in computer the scheme I learned in Computer Engineering graduation I am coursing. The way the teachers show and in some books, I never get into that result but I don't know if it is exactly impossible.

At this page in wikipedia: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three-dimensional_space shows at the first image the exact position of the axes that until today I coudn't reproduce. I must have spent more than 10 hours hardly trying to archieve this with no luck.

I would really love and thank full response on this question. Thank in advance!

 

[AndyW]

Dear fellow scientist,

I completely understand your frustration with trying to reproduce the three-dimensional space axes in computer simulations. As a scientist myself, I have also encountered challenges in translating theoretical concepts into practical applications.

First of all, I want to assure you that it is not impossible to reproduce the axes in computer simulations. However, it may require a deeper understanding of the underlying principles and techniques involved in creating three-dimensional spaces in computer programs.

One thing you can do is to consult with your teachers or colleagues who have successfully achieved this result. They may be able to offer insights or tips that can help you in your simulations. Additionally, there are also online forums and communities where you can seek advice and guidance from experts in the field.

Furthermore, it is important to also consider the limitations of the computer program or software you are using. Some programs may have different capabilities or algorithms for creating three-dimensional spaces, so it is important to choose the right tool for the job.

In terms of resources, I would recommend looking into textbooks or online tutorials that specifically focus on creating three-dimensional spaces in computer simulations. This can provide you with a step-by-step guide and help you understand the underlying concepts better.

Lastly, I want to encourage you to keep trying and not give up. As scientists, we face challenges and setbacks in our research, but it is through perseverance and determination that we are able to overcome them and make progress. I wish you the best of luck in your simulations and hope that you are able to achieve the desired result soon.