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Gearb0x March 7, 2010 09:17

Y+ is zero, why?
 
Hello,

I have a question about Y+.

I'm checking it on this part of my geomtry (the part of the wall where the circle is, purple color) :
http://img175.imageshack.us/i/print1kw.png/

Here is my Y+ on this wall :
http://yfrog.com/j0print2ep

I don't understand why he goes to 0? Can someone explain me why?

Thanks for your help.

thanos March 9, 2010 06:44

hi!
I don't think that your y+ is zero, it is just too small to see it in the diagram. If the maximun value of y+ was 0,1 for example, you could better see what now seems to be zero.


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