Quaternion: correct the quaternion random() method #27724
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Regarding #27725 (comment). @WestLangley Do you have the same issue in this PR as well? |
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Maybe you have not updated the builds before generating the screenshots? That happened to me last time. |
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Yes, same issue. |
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Follow-on to #22494
The current code references an outdated link, which implemented an algorithm using a different quaternion convention.
This PR references the the original source, and follows the original sources's nomenclature. The original source and three.js use the same [ x, y, z, w ] quaternion convention.