Explicitly define bone orientation including bone roll and anatomical rotation#17
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Explicitly define bone orientation including bone roll and anatomical rotation#17aaronfranke wants to merge 1 commit intomeshula:devfrom
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This pull request resolves discussion #4 in as explicit language as I possibly can without including screenshots. The old text about joint axes was under-specified, inconsistent with the dominant industry conventions, and has been replaced.
I also removed the old text about Euler rotation order. I don't think we should specify Euler rotation order, because we should expect that runtimes and file formats use Quaternions, Rotors, or other order-agnostic rotation representations. Also I'll mention that if people do want a specific rotation order, it is 100% portable to every application if you simply use 2 nodes and only rotate each node around a single axis.