Just when she thought that things were
getting easier!

Concept 1.8: The order of Transformations II
            Reinforcing the Concept
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Idea:
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We perform multiple translations and a rotation
here.  Click anywhere on both windows to start the 
animation.

The top window shows the effects of 
specifying the following order :
  o  A rotation of 45 degrees about the X axis
  o  A translation of +3 units along the X axis
  o  A translation of -6 units along the Z axis

The bottom window shows the effects of specifying
the following order :
  o  A translation of -6 units along the Z axis
  o  A translation of +3 units along the X axis
  o  A rotation of 45 degrees about the X axis

The same parameters, yet the order changes the final
position and orientation!  Also if you pay close
attention the actual rendering seems to be taking 
place in reverse. For example in the case of Window I
the cube is translated along the Z axis first, then
along the X axis and then rotated.  We seem to be
following an inside to outside approach.  We shall see
why this works in the next concept.

Points to Note
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  o  The order in which the transformations are specified
     effect the final position and orientation of the 
     object.
  o  When multiple transformations are specified on an 
     object the transformations are executed from the 
     inside to the outside. i.e the last transformation
     specified before the call to draw the object is
     executed first and the first transformation is 
     excuted last.