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So coming from a flash background I have an OK understanding of some simple 2D trig. In 2d with I circle, I know the math to place an item on the edge given an angle and a radius using. x = cos(a) * r; y = sin(a) * r; Now if i have a point in 3d space, i know the radius of my sphere, i know the angle i want to position it around the z axis and the angle i want to position it around, say, the y axis. What is the math to find the x, y and z coordinates in my 3d space (assume that my origin is 0,0,0)? I would think i could borrow the Math from the circle trig but i can't seem to find a solution.
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