MatDeck’s coordinate system is a system that determines the position of a point in space in a unique and one of kind way. MatDeck supports four different types of coordinate systems that are most commonly used: Cartesian coordinate system, polar coordinate system, cylinder coordinate system and sphere coordinate system. The default setting system in our software is the Cartesian coordinate system and it is widely used for all calculations and in geometry in general. There is a plethora of conversion functions that can be used to alternate between the coordinate values of these systems. The conversion functions are mentioned below:
- cartesin2cylinder
- cartesin2cylinder_f
- cartesin2cylinder_r
- cartesin2cylinder_z
- cartesian2polar
- cartesian2polar_f
- cartesian2polar_r
- cartesian2sphere
- cartesian2sphere_f
- cartesian2sphere_r
- cartesian2sphere_t
- cylinder2cartesian
- cylinder2cartesian_x
- cylinder2cartesian_y
- cylinder2cartesian_z
- cylinder2sphere
- cylinder2sphere_f
- cylinder2sphere_r
- cylinder2sphere_t
- polar2cartesian
- polar2cartesian_x
- polar2cartesian_y
- sphere2cartesian
- sphere2cartesian_x
- sphere2cartesian_y
- sphere2cartesian_z
- sphere2cylinder
- sphere2cylinder_f
- sphere2cylinder_r
- sphere2cylinder_z