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-0,9842894 11 to matrix { {M11:-0,9842894 M12:-0,1765626 M13:-1,192148E-07 M14:0} {M21:-0,176426 M22:0,9835277 M23:0,03933312 M24:0} {M31:-0,006944642 M32:0,0387152 M33:-0,9992262 M34:0} {M41:13532,98 M42:74456,52 M43:84293,97 M44:1} }

And this return weird position ...

thanks for making this library public.
I don't know how to translate screen2d to world3d position (because of my math is not good).
if its possible can you add this one too. :)

Hey!

My w2s is not working... how can he resolve a position without world position ?

Please hlep me thanks

Hey there, I love this library and it has been a great help in creating my Aimbot. One thing I have trouble understanding is the comments around a lot of the functions.

For example:

        // <summary>
        /// Calculates the difference of two angles.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="pointOfView">The point of view.</param>
        /// <param name="angle_1">The first angle.</param>
        /// <param name="angle_2">The second angle.</param>
        /// <returns>Degree.</returns>

Does 'pointOfView' mean the players Vector3 position or his current Vector3 rotation?
Though 'angle_1' and 'angle_2' are quite self-explanatory, it would significantly help if this was put in a 3D context.

I know to a person that understands the math it may seem straight forward, but as a beginner, I'm finding myself scratching my head at what a large portion of these calculations do.

Besides this, I love the Library. It's super efficient and lightweight.