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Start by posting a self-contained example that we can actually run, including the output and expected output.

You're using a lot of functions that you never declare, and neither tells us what they do, nor if you're certain that they do what you think they do (are they tested?).

Perl 6 - second systems done right

In reply to Re: Cartesian co-ordinate rotation around an Axis by moritz
in thread Cartesian co-ordinate rotation around an Axis by fraizerangus

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