Angle between two lines in frontal plane
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Vahid Esmaeili
el 30 de Jul. de 2020
Comentada: Vahid Esmaeili
el 30 de Jul. de 2020
Hello,
Would you please assist me to find the angle between two points? The following lines are a part of an old program and I have to use it for my project.
In the frontal plane, there is comY (value of com on Y coordinate in fig1) and comZ ( value of com on Z coordinate in fig1 ) as well as COPY ( value of COP on Y coordinate in fig1 ) and COPZ ( value of COM on Z coordinate in fig1 ). The following lines calculate the slope between the two points
v_1Fro = [comZ,comY] - [COPZ,COPY];
slopeV_1Fron = (COPY - comY) ./ (COPZ - comZ);
The following lines calculate the slope between [COPY,COPZ] and another point which is perpendicular to this point [(COPY+100), COPZ]:
v_2Fron = [COPZ,(COPY+100)] - [COPZ,COPY];
slopeV_2Fron = (COPY - (COPY+100)) ./ (COPZ - COPZ);
This part: (COPZ - COPZ) does not work because it is always "0"! Is it normal and correct? As I am a beginner, I am not confident and I wanted to ask you as professionals to know your ideas.
The following calculates the angle between these slopes:
ThetaFron = atan(slopeV_1Fron) - atan(slopeV_2Fron);
Would you please confirm that the lines calculate the angle between two lines, as is shown in fig1? If no, please introduce me the best way.
Thank you so much.
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Vladimir Sovkov
el 30 de Jul. de 2020
If, as it looks in the figure, (...Y) are the verticle coordinates and (...Z) are the horizontal coordinates, then the basic geometry is
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