EikonalWorks User's Manual
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    RotateEuler

    Rotate the intensity distribution using three angular parameters.

    Undo support: Registered as undoable; see limitations below.

    Syntax

    RotateEuler <emitterId> [<emitterId> ...] / <rotateZ> <tilt0> <tilt90>
    

    Parameters

    Three finite angles in degrees, in the order used by the Rotation tool: Z rotation, tilt0 and tilt90.

    Example

    RotateEuler 12 / 0 10 0
    

    Example IDs are placeholders; replace them with IDs from your current session.

    Response

    OK; unavailable targets can be skipped.

    Notes

    Rotates photometric data, not luminaire CAD geometry. Rotation resamples the distribution; check flux and peak intensity.

    Implementation: EikonalWorksTools/EWIntensityView/src/actions/edit/RotateEulerAction.h.

    See API connection, grammar and client examples for quoting, error handling and model IDs.

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