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It'd be nice to compute the scalar angle between two rotations
According to a researchgate.com forum post, that is:
theta = 2asin(norm of the vector part of the quaternion product q1q2^(-1))
which checks out with my intution with quaternions.
It'd be nice to compute the scalar angle between two rotations
According to a researchgate.com forum post, that is:
theta = 2asin(norm of the vector part of the quaternion product q1q2^(-1))
which checks out with my intution with quaternions.