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ABSOR is a tool for least squares estimation of the rotation -- and optionally also the
scaling and translation -- that maps one collection of point coordinates to
another. It is based on Horn's quaternion-based algorithm. The function works for both 2D and 3D coordinates, and also gives the option of weighting the coordinates non-uniformly. The code avoids for-loops so as to maximize speed.
As input data, one has
A: a 2xN or 3xN matrix whos columns are the coordinates of N source points.
B: a 2xN or 3xN matrix whos columns are the coordinates of N target points.
The basic syntax
solves the unweighted/unscaled registration problem
min. sum_i ||R*A(:,i) + t - B(:,i)||^2
for unknown rotation matrix R and unknown translation vector t.
ABSOR can also solve the more general problem
min. sum_i w(i)*||s*R*A(:,i) + t - B(:,i)||^2
where s>=0 is an unknown global scale factor to be estimated, along with R and t,
and w is a user-supplied N-vector of weights. One can include/exclude any
combination of s, w, and translation t in the problem formulation. Which
parameters participate is controlled using the syntax,
with parameter/value pair options,
'doScale' - Boolean flag. If TRUE, the global scale factor, s, is included.
Otherwise, it is assumed that s=1. Default=FALSE.
'doTrans' - Boolean flag. If TRUE, the translation, t, is included. Otherwise,
zero translation is assumed. Default=TRUE.
'weights' - The length N-vector of weights, w. Default, no weighting.
regParams: structure output with estimated registration parameters,
regParams.R: The estimated rotation matrix, R
regParams.t: The estimated translation vector, t
regParams.s: The estimated scale factor.
regParams.M: Homogenous coordinate transform matrix [s*R,t;[0 0 ... 1]].
For 3D problems, the structure includes
regParams.q: A unit quaternion [q0 qx qy qz] corresponding to R and
signed to satisfy max(q)=max(abs(q))>0
For 2D problems, it includes
regParams.theta: the counter-clockwise rotation angle about the
2D origin
Bfit: The rotation, translation, and scaling (as applicable) of A that
best matches B.
ErrorStats: structure output with error statistics. In particular,
defining err(i)=sqrt(w(i))*norm( Bfit(:,i)-B(:,i) ),
it contains
ErrorStats.errlsq = norm(err)
ErrorStats.errmax = max(err)
Matt J (2020). Absolute Orientation - Horn's method (https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/26186-absolute-orientation-horn-s-method), MATLAB Central File Exchange. Retrieved .
Hi Saeid,
It's been a while since I did that derivation, but I remember that in one of the appendices in Horn's paper, he gives the quaternion form for the rotation about a known axis. By taking that parametric form for the case when the rotation axis is the z-axis, and also by assuming that the z-coordinates of all the input data are zero, the equations in the paper simplify and the optimal quaternion calculation reduces from a 3D eigenvalue problem to a 2D eigenvalue problem.
Hi Matt,
The formulation for quaternion-based method in the original Horn's reference is for 3-Dimensions. Can you please send me the reference to the formulation for the case of 3-Dimensions? Alternatively please explain how the formulation works for 2-Dimensions. The maths for 2D eludes me!
No, it doesn't sound like this would be the right tool.
Can I use your code to find the orientation/major/symmetry axis of a 2D shape from its xy coordinates, then rotate it through this axis?The centroid should also pass through this major axis, if possible.
Hi Neil,
Thanks for the feedback. When I wrote this code, it was to serve my own projects in which essentially all the errors were in B and none in A (a fairly common case when A are the points in some calibration rig). In section 2E, he mentions that an asymmetric formulas are more appropriate when the errors are asymmetric. I somehow convinced myself that the section 2D asymmetric formula was optimal for the case where all errors lay in B. But perhaps I should consider adding support for symmetric scaling in the code.
Hey this is great -- I just wanted to point about the scalefactor -- you reference section 2D in the original paper, but if you continue on to 2E, he demonstrates that 2D is suboptimal in that it's asymmetric and depends on the rotation, while 2E derives a symmetric scalefactor that can be computed prior to or independent of the rotation.
Good Job, Thanks
good job!
Hi Gir,
It will work with either double or single. Undoubtedly, the error is occurring because you downloaded absor.m to a folder that Matlab can't see.
Hi Matt,
I am trying to use ABSOR, but am not sure what data type to convert my coordinates to. I've tried double, single, int8, int 64. Could you provide some input? I'm reading in two 2x1105 matrices.
My error is <Undefined function 'absor' for input arguments of type 'double'.>.
Hi Carlos,
Why couldn't you just project your 3D source points onto the camera plane and then do 2D-2D registration in that plane?
Hi Matt, thanks so much for this great code!
I have a source set of points in 3D but a target that is projected to 2D (camera plane), do you have any ideas of how I could modify the code to allow for a 3D-to-2D affine projection matrix?
Thanks again!!
Hi Mathieu,
A linear transformation T*X=Y with anisotropic scaling has no special structure. You would just do T=Y/X to estimate it.
Thanks a lot for this great code !
I was wondering if you had an idea of how to modify your code to handle anisotropic scaling ?
Hi Ha,
[V,D] =eig(regParams.R) MUST work. The form of the transformation is y=R*x and a point on the axis of rotation must be unchanged by the rotation. In other words, it must satisfy y=x or equivalently x=R*x. From the last, you can see that x must be an eigenvalue of R with eigenvalue 1.
Hi, Matt
Thanks for your answer.
I'm still testing your code. It works for a 2D model. But for a 3D model, it doesn't work at all although I get a very small error and Bfit is also perfect but regParams.t vectors and three euler angles I calculate from regParams.R are completely off. The origin of the rotation [V,D] =eig(regParams.R) does not work, either.
Does an object have to be oriented about zero for the code to work?
My 3D model is quite simple: a cone that has 51 data points. Will you be able to give me some pointers if I post two data sets and all necessary info?
Hi Ha,
-The rotation axis for a 3x3 rotation matrix R, can be found by finding the eigenvector of R that has eigenvalue 1, see <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Euler%27s_rotation_theorem#Matrix_proof>
-In Euler angle decomposition, there are always 3 axes/angles. If the code you have found offers the option of decomposing into an arbitrary sequence of rotations, it is doing something weird. In any case, if you have come across code that does not appear to be working, you should probably consult the author of that code.
Hi Matt
Thanks a lot for your quick answer.
Your code works great. It gives me translational information that is correct. Although, I have some problems trying to get the rotation information;
- How do I find the origin of the rotations (a base point that my model is rotated about)?
- Is an order of the rotational axes (X-Y-Z or X-Z-Y or Z-Y-X, etc...) or a number of the axes (X or XY or XYZ) important when calculating the euler angles???? I found a coupled of codes here that can convert your 'regParams.R' to euler angles. When my model is rotated twice (about X and Z), I can get correct angles about both axes. But with the 3rd rotation about Y, all three angles are completely off. Does it have anything to do with an order or a number of rotations?
Thank you
Hi Ha Hwang,
1. Reconstructing B from regParams.R*A+regParams.t is only possible if B satisfies the model B=R*A+t exactly for some R and t. But your example data does not. Incidentally, you can call absor with more output arguments to obtain the refitted values of B, and the errors in the fitting: [regParams,Bfit,ErrorStats]=absor(A,B) .
2. In general, it takes 3 angles (not one) represent a 3x3 rotation matrix R. However, this representation is not unique, so you need to decide which one you want. if you have the Robotics System Toolbox, you can convert R matrices to Euler angles using https://www.mathworks.com/help/robotics/ref/rotm2eul.html. If you don't have the toolbox , there are various offerings for Euler angle decomposition elsewhere on the FEX, see https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=Euler+angles.
I'm pretty new to this matrix transformation. I'd like to use your code but I don't think I'm understanding it well. Can I ask you a couple of questions?
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I just tested your code but I don't get the result I expected. Can you please tell me what's wrong?
A=[1 25 62;2 58 74] and B=[2 55 10;4 65 87]. Then I get;
0.90880 -0.41722
0.41722 0.90880
To recalculate B from A and R, I did; regParams.R*A+regParams.t which gives me
14.3854 12.8322 39.7824
1.4030 62.3094 92.2876
Aren't I supposed to get exactly the B values from this????
Eventually, I want to use your code to find out a rotation angle and translation values in XYZ coordinates for a mesh model (I have two mesh models that are identical but one of them is rotated and translated to unknown degrees). So is it possible to calculate an angle (theta) from your rotational matrix R and extract translational values for XYZ??
Your help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you
Hi sjp228,
Thanks for your feedback and kind rating. For conversion of R matrices to Euler angles, there is https://www.mathworks.com/help/robotics/ref/rotm2eul.html if you have the Robotics System Toolbox. If not, there are various offerings for Euler angle decomposition on the FEX, see https://www.mathworks.com/matlabcentral/fileexchange/?utf8=%E2%9C%93&term=Euler+angles.
Hi Matt,
I was wondering if there is any way to get the 3D rotation angles from the R matrix?
Thanks for your feedback. To find the center of rotation, you must take the R,t matrices that the code gives you and use MATLAB's linear algebra tools to find the solutions of
Note that the space of solutions, if non-empty, will be non-unique, since the 3x3 matrix I-R always has a non-empty null space.
Great function. I have a quick question, if I have two sets of 3D coordinates, it will give me the rotation and translation matrices. How can I calculate the center of rotation (3D) based on this?
Just what I need: Thanks!
Hi Jonathan,
You can compute the transformation based on any selection of points that obey that same transformation rule. If all 3820 points transform rigidly, for example, you can use a 3x3820 matrices for A and B. However, to compute the transformation, you must be able to match the points, i.e., A(:,i) must correspond to B(:,i).
I have two complex 3-D objects each with 3820 vertices of 3 points that join to make faces. I am looking for the transformation matrix of 4x4x3820 points by which I can multiply each point of one of these objects to transform it into the other. Would I have to run this function for each vertex? Or the entire matrices at once? Would I then use the M matrix and corresponding B vector to make each of the 4x4 transformation matrices? Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Hi Chauvin,
Yes, the routine is only for finding transformations of points that have been rotated, translated, or scaled. They must be the same number of points and you must know which pairs of points correspond and feed them to ABSOR in corresponding order.
Hi Matt,
First, congrats for your work and thank you for the contribution.
I am using absor() function and I have a few issues and maybe misunderstandings.
Is the method made only for finding the transformation of a set of points that has been rotated and translated to its original ?
Does it handle only sets with the same number of points ? (I think the answer is yes according to your code but I prefer to be sure)
If I have two set of points representing two consecutive slices of an object but one is rotated, does your method fit this problem ?
Thank you
PS : Sorry for my english is bad
Here is a suggestion to handle reflections (at least in the 2D case):
[regParamsOriginal,~,ErrorStatsNormal]=absor(X_est, X_true);
[regParamsReflected,~,ErrorStatsReflected]=absor([-1 0; 0 1] * X_est, X_true);
if ErrorStatsReflected.errlsq < ErrorStatsNormal.errlsq
X_est = [-1 0; 0 1] * X_est;
regParams = regParamsReflected;
disp('Choosing reflected');
regParams = regParamsOriginal;
disp('Choosing original');
X_est = regParams.R * X_est + repmat(regParams.t, 1, M);
Good to use
@ Matt J,
That's Right. Essentially whenever matrix N has repeating eigenvalues that are larger than all the other eigenvalues, the machine precision determines what eigenvector gets picked and that's where different answers might be produced. Thanks for your help and for the wonderful implementation of Professor Horn's work.
This could occur if the solution to the registration problem is ambiguous. For example, on my machine absor(A,B) with
-1 -1
0 0
-1 1
0 0
gives R=eye(2), t=[1;0]. However, an equally valid solution is R=-eye(2), t=[-1;0]
@ Matt J:
Does this algorithm depend on a particular form type of eigenvector calculation? To be more clear, if I replace the results of line#194 with what other eigenvector computation algorithms give as the result for instance using numpy.linalg.eig() or scipy.linalg.eig() and run the rest of the absor command what you would get is not the same answer as what Matlab's eig() function produces. Note that the results of numpy and scipy are perfectly correct as the A.X=lambda.X is satisfied but for some reason absor algorithm is sensitive to what the Eigenvector is. If you could clarify why this is true and how it can be overcome. Many thanks.
VARARGIN is a Matlab 'command', which you can read about here,
It might be useful to you when writing your own MATLAB functions, but it's nothing you need to know about for using ABSOR. Typing 'help absor' should be all you need.
I'm not sure you can.
can you please explain what is the input "varargin"?
Could you provide an example of how i could use this to calculate the center of rotation of one fixed point and one moving point.
Are you actually calling the function with output arguments, like below. MATLAB cannot just return _nothing_ when outputs are specifically requested. It must at least return an error message. If you are getting error message I would need to see copy/pastes of them. In any case, I get a not unreasonable-looking registration with your data:
>> [regParams,Bfit,ErrorStats]=absor(A,B)
regParams =
R: [3x3 double]
t: [3x1 double]
s: 1
M: [4x4 double]
q: [4x1 double]
Bfit =
0.9294 3.3154 3.6553
2.1461 2.4824 3.2715
1.0077 1.5681 2.3242
ErrorStats =
errlsq: 0.9306
errmax: 0.6896
Everything besides regParams is working
I am having trouble getting any output from this function.
I am using the following as my two points :
Then I type absor(A,B);
but for some reason when I run the program I get no output. Can someone tell me what i am doing wrong?
Thanks for the feedback, Meade. I'm not sure what issues you were talking about with the dealr() command, though.
A fantastic script; very useful.
I appreciate that you've written this in a way that ensures maximum compatibility with multiple versions (e.g. bsxfun checks).
With that in mind, solve the issues with the 'deal' command and drop the function call at 214 by changing the following:
M = num2cell(M);
Sxz,Syz,Szz] = M{:};
It helped me to incorporate your code in a larger wrapper I'm working on.
Thanks again!
Hi Matt,
I understand now.
Thank you!
Hi Ryan,
M is the optimum transformation operator that best maps A to B.
As for Bfit, my explanation in my previous comment was in error. Bfit(:,i) is what you get if you apply the optimum transformation M to the original data A(:,i). It is the best fit to B(:,i). If you are not interested in fitting the B data, there is no need to call Bfit.
Hi Matt,
Thank you again for the great script and helpful response. I assumed that the output of M was already the best fit solution. Is this not the case? Do I need to call 'Bfit' when I call absorb for this to be applied?
Hi Ryan,
The general way to transform an arbitrary point P is s*R*P+t, though s will simply be 1 when you call absor without the doScale option. To perform the transformation in homogeneous coordinates, you can do M*[P;1] padding P with a 1, as you mentioned.
If you call absor with the Bfit output, this transformation will be applied for you internally on all B(:,i), sparing you the effort of doing so yourself manually.
Hi Matt,
A follow up to my earlier question, what is the use and purpose of the Bfit? Should I be using Bfit to map points A to B versus the M transformation matrix?
Hi Matt,
Thank you for supplying this useful script. I had a question regarding applying the resultant M transformation matrix. Below you state that to map your A to B points you can perform the following: Pnew=M*P. With P being A basically.
But that it requires homogeneous coordinates. I padded the 4th row of my data with 1's so that the above matrix multiplication could be performed. What is the fourth row? Are 1's required there so that when scaling is applied that the matrix dimensions match?
Thank you,
Hi Yingjuan,
I'm not sure you can do it if you mean to consider rotation only (no translation). If you do,
then the code will give you the best combination of rotation matrix and translation vector simultaneously matching all A to the corresponding B. It cannot constrain the transformation to be a rotation only.
Hi Matt,
Thanks for your code. I have 15 A vectors (A1 to A15) and 15 correspondign B vectors (B1 to B15)in 3D. Now I want to figure out if these vectors have the same rotation angle (or rotation matrix). For example, A1 to B1 a has rotation angle theta, I want to know if A2 to B2 or A3 to B3 has the same rotation angle. Could I use your code to solve this problem? Thanks!
Hi Alexander,
No, the algorithm does not handle refelections. Only rotations, translations, and (optionally) scalings.
Hi Matt,
I probably should read the original paper but though it would be quicker to ask you.
It seems that your code (and maybe method) does not treat correctly reflection cases. Is it correct?
Here is an example my example is
17.6607 53.2300 69.2854
14.5424 31.3154 50.5354
28.9079 5.8403 55.3454
43.7231 3.0544 78.9054
48.0822 25.4468 98.7854
34.5058 50.4406 92.8754
19.4431 37.4269 83.5354
-24.0000 24.3000 72.3000
-5.4000 2.5000 78.2000
-10.3000 -25.4000 66.5000
-34.0000 -31.3000 51.7000
-55.4000 -8.4000 42.2000
-48.2000 19.3000 56.0000
-38.5000 7.8000 72.4000
It produces wrong (big error) transformation matrix.
-0.7865 -0.3739 -0.4916 40.6255
-0.5476 0.7903 0.2751 -29.5564
0.2856 0.4855 -0.8262 102.4473
0 0 0 1.0000
>> ErrorStats
ErrorStats =
errlsq: 20.7210
errmax: 18.1723
If I reflect the first coordinate of A (multiply by
-1 0 0
0 1 0
0 0 1)
than I get more reasonable transformation matrix
-0.0127 0.0020 -0.9999 44.3410
0.1158 0.9933 0.0005 -27.5493
0.9932 -0.1158 -0.0129 96.5021
0 0 0 1.0000
ErrorStats =
errlsq: 3.9922
errmax: 2.9032
My question is whether it is possible to deal with it in a automatic way?
Hi Fox,
I'm not sure if you've been through the help documentation or not, but the input syntax is described there and in the Description section above, in particular where it says
A: a 2xN or 3xN matrix whos columns are the coordinates of N source points.
B: a 2xN or 3xN matrix whos columns are the coordinates of N target points.
So, put your points to be matched in the columns of matrices A and B. They must be in correspondng order, i.e., B(:,j) must be the rototranslation of A(:,j).
I'd just like to know how to write the co-ordinates out. How would I input the 3 sets of A values and 3 sets of B values?
Thanks for the quick response. I've just sent you a message.
I've just realised this might not work for what I require.
You haven't shown your call to absor(), so we don't know precisely what you're doing. However, your data example,
only contains 1 point in each set. You need at least 3 points in each set to do a sensible registration. They are to be placed in the columns of A,B in corresponding order.
I'm pretty new to this type of coding, could someone tell me where to put my two sets of 3D co-ordinates?
If I put for example:
It says that A and B are used in the function, so they get changed to - in the first line of the code.
It does run, however doesn't give me any values. Just gives like [3x1 double matrix] in writing.
The points must be placed into the columns of a and b, not the rows.
One question about the translation vector (regParams.t):
I have the following 3 points before rotation:
and after rotation:
so all point are the same, just B3z is 2001 instead of 2000. Then the computed translation vector using your code is: (162, -76,4001)
What doesn't make sense to me? Because just one single point changed it's z-value from 2000 to 2001 what is just a difference of 1...?
Nevertheless, the result seems to be right, because:
b(:,1) = regParams.R * a(:,1) + regParams.t
is true...
Thanks for this very nice tool!
Hi Cong,
If you're asking how to apply the rotation matrix R to rotate a point P=[x;y;z], you would just use matrix multiplication Pnew=R*P.
Note, however, that ABSOR calculates a translation vector, t, as well (and sometimes also a scaling if you select the doScale option). The full transformation would be Pnew=R*P+t.
Finally, if you are working in homogeneous coordinates P=[x;y;z;1], ABSOR also returns a 4x4 total transformation matrix M. In that case, the transformation can then be done Pnew=M*P.
Thank you to provide this very useful toolbox. I have a question: if I obtain the rotation matrix from your method, then how can I get the coordinates of any point in the new coordinate system (target).
Thank you very much.
Hi Monica. You can find the derivation of the scaling factor in the original paper by Horn, Section 2D
Thank you Matt for this submission. I want to know how you got scaling factor sss=summ(right.*(R*left))/summ(left.*left). I know t+RSp-q=0 but i am not able to figure out the formula you have used for getting scaling factor. Could you please elaborate.
Very nice work!
Thanks for the feedback, Georg. I'm not entirely sure why the case of 3 points has been giving you trouble, though. It is true that alternative SVD-based methods and orthogonal matrix methods had to be modified to handle coplanar point data, but I always understood that to be a fairly stable solution.
great work! (seems to work fine and also allows matching of three points)
Small edits to the file description.
Added the option of constraining translation to zero (see the 'doTrans' parameter).
*The many previous files in the distribution have been consolidated into a single file absor.m.
*New capability:weighted least squares registration.
*Fixed minor bug in the 2D registration routines, occurring when rotation angle was 0.
Added tools for purely 2D registration
Added absorientParams. See README.txt for details
1. Important typo fix in help doc. Model is s*R*A+t not s*R*A-t
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Plans. Why do I make plans? I shouldn't make plans.
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Makes you envy the neckbeards and virgins, doesn't it?
Truly, they are the fortunate among us.
Mr. O' started No Man's Sky, that's something new to discuss. He's not that wild about it so far. He said it's cool, but doesn't seem to have much of a story. He said–and this will utterly damn it in your eyes–that it's like a really gorgeous, sophisticated Minecraft. He's only been to three planets so far, so maybe it gets more interesting in a narrative sense. If not, then I probably won't play it…I mean, exploring thousands of unique worlds is great in theory, it's very cool technically, but…if I'm exploring just to do it, and not in pursuit of any particular story goal, I think I'd have my fill after about…10?
I just saw on the PS that he was playing that! No, I'm not playing. Kids are playing Minecraft. Camp's over.
Here's the thing:
According to the reviews I've read, there IS a rather great story/theme/whatever, but it's hard to find. Something about Atlas something or other, obelisks with scientists, etc. You gotta look, as these places are hard to find. So people CAN go out all minecraft, but those who dig are rewarded. And that's a theme. Or something.
That said, it did get rather blah reviews. It's sitting at 70 or so on metacritic.
I dunno. I might relegate it to the "Meh. If they give it to me free someday on PS+….." pile.
Ah, but there IS a story? Well, given it's already in my house, I'll relegate it to the "maybe if I feel like digging and don't have anything more urgent to play" pile.
Which is a little closer to actually getting played than the "maybe if it's free on PS+" pile, although still far from a sure thing.
There is, and, if you find it, it's supposed to be quite thought provoking.
And yet easy to miss. Note I'm saying "miss," not "avoid." We've talked on people who don't really want story, and spend, say, 400 hours in Fallout 4 NOT doing the story that is obviously there. This game, it seems, you can really, really WANT the story, and not find it. Apparently, that's kind of the point.
Which is both interesting, and potentially frustrating, which seems to be the consensus.
It is a little closer to something we play, and you've picked up on some of those. But, as I'm WAY behind you, I'm more likely to pick up a witcher expansion or Life is Strange before this one. One has to pick and choose.
I won't say that the possibility of spending a game-lifetime exploring planets while missing a big story somewhere out there isn't sort of thematically intriguing, but I will say I might also be kind of annoyed if I played for 100 hours and never found anything but gorgeous Minecraft. Hm. Yes: on the 'possibly someday' pile, but not the 'definitely, ASAP' pile.
Once again, we remain on the same page.
Well, Mr. O just has to bide his time until Tomb Raider, which I figure he, too, will play.
Oh, I'm sure he will. Probably in about a week, while never sleeping.
Man that guy.

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Next, pick up the item from the pressure plate and move to one of the trap doors. You will be inside a corridor with Slimes. Kill them and find a Skull for the Tar Bead and the Minotaur. To escape from the trap, pull the lever and a teleport will appear, use it!
On the intersection you will see two doors. The one leading north asks a key and the eastern one asks to press a button. Go through the eastern one.
Then you have to stand on a pressure plate which closes the door behind you and releases a few Skeletons – kind of interesting Legend of Grimrock 3 part game.
In the middle of the room, there is a trap door opened by putting an item or standing on it. All Skeletons will try to catch you through there, throw them down one after another into the underground which you visited. In the end, jump down yourself and kill them respectively without being pinned down or leave them there for all eternity (waste of experience points). Kill them by your own weight by jumping onto its head.
After killing the Skeletons, search all the corridors participating in this room.
You will find two Tar Beads, Flask, Cave Nettle, a Baked Maggot, and the Brass Key to the gate from point (4) – the important key in Legend of Grimrock 3. Now pull the lever in the room and return to the point (4) by complying the unlocked passage.
In this alcove, you see the Toorum's Note which gives you hints of passing through the underground and a collectible which counts for the final statistics.
Going further the north and you will reach the Crystal of Life. Remember this place since you may have to return here. The Crystal does not only replenish health, but it also clears the poison body.
Behind the Crystal, the other side of the trap door is stairs leading down to the next level – unluckily it is long, so you should jump into one of the trap doors to find Leather Greaves.
Now you see Spiders everywhere and the first one right behind the corner, their poison works until it stands, though it's slow enough to take an antidote or return to the Crystal of Life.
We will give a table of Legend of Grimrock 3 to help you understand what we're going to say. Inside the next room with two trap doors there is one or three secret. To reach it, press the rectangular button on the wall next to the first trap door. The trap doors will lock for 5 seconds. Quickly press the metal button on the second trap door. Afterwards, a corridor with a teleport guiding to the secret room will open for you to find the Tome of Health and a Shuriken.
After using the teleport to head back to the corridor with trap doors, jump into one of them. You should find a pressure plate (A). Put any item on it. Stand opposite to the door (B) Put an item on the plate on the different side of the grate using the button (C) Activate the teleport behind the grate and place an additional item on the plate behind the grate (D). The gate (B) on the other side you may find a Serpent Bracer protecting you from poisons.
To find the 'secret-in-secret' here, press the button again (C) Return to the re-activated portal where the Bracer was found. You will see a secret alcove (E) inside of which you are able to seek for the Scroll of Invisibility. Pull the lever to go back to the main room and onto level 3 using the portal (F).
Here is the map representing for the ninth step of Legend of Grimrock 3:
Inside this room has a puzzle with portals moving along the marked light-blue path following a counter-clockwise pattern. Before its entry, you will find a Rock behind a grate. (This requires you to move back the first 4 steps of Legend of Grimrock 3).
There are two moving portals classified by three squares. Start off by complying one of the portals until you can throw/shoot and the pressure plate <1> to lock the trap door <2>. The portals cannot catch you here. Step on the trap door, prepare an item to put on the pressure plate <3> No moving teleport on it. It will open the gate <4> you must run quickly since it stays open for a few seconds.
You will find a lever permanently opening you a passage through the "portal" puzzle. The portals unluckily won't be deactivated, so you must avoid them if you prefer returning to the Crystal of Life.
You will come to a corridor with spider eggs near it. Remove them to find extra arrows for the Rogue. Take this part of Legend of Grimrock 3 as fast as possible.
An essential key is found at this part of Legend of Grimrock 3! Follow the corridors through (11) and (15) to the room while killing spiders on your way. Behind the door, there's one of the hatching points with lots of eggs and spiders protecting them. It's good to stay in the door, kill one spider then close the door if you need to take an antidote/regenerate/return to the Crystal of Life.
After this fight, go inside, kill the eggs and gather the items inside the room: two Bloodrop Blossoms, Loincloth, Sandmole Hide Vest, Longsword and the Iron Key of the door at point (15). Pull the lever next to the locked north door and move on.
Put anything "as the sacrifice" on the pressure plate and click the brass button by the grates. In returns, a second Iron Key, Silk Hose as well as the sacrificed item. To get the secret present, place the Hose that you gained as the sacrifice and in return, you will get the Nomad Mittens and the Hose as well.
Use both Iron Keys to open the locks by the door and head to the next puzzle.
At this spot, there's a similar pillar compared to the one at point (1) as well as the puzzle but works the other way around. Instead of putting torches on the pillar, you will place two into the walls and the last one into the pillar, from the side of the locked door. Before placing the torch on the pillar, remember that after placing two torches on the walls, a secret connected with another secret will appear.
After visiting the Iron Door, put the third torch in the handle on the pillar.
Now you open the secret tunnel, find a lever opening the Iron Door found near the room including the moving portals. To reach them, return there (10) and take the weight off the west pressure plate. You will lock the trap door prevented you from reaching the previous door. You will find the Huntsman Cloak and a Nettle.
Like with other puzzles on this level, you need to be clever and fast. Start off by pressing the rectangular stone button on the north first pillar. It will open a shortcut to move and free one Spider. After pressing the small metal button on the western side of the pillar, quickly run to the gate, following the map. The other side of the gate has a metal button opening them permanently.
Another "pantry" is here with Grim Cap and Boiled Beetle on the floor.
In the spot on the map, there are Leather Gloves on the floor and many Spiders roaming beside.
On the floor under the torch, you see another Toorum's Note warning you of the Spiders. Head the sound of the opening door. A secret has appeared now (22). Start off by gathering the Round Shield found behind the south corner.
Get back to around point 20 to see a couple of Spiders from the unlocked secret area, one has a key to a secret of the end of the level – Gold Key (valuable key in Legend of Grimrock 3). Find it after killing them. After approaching the room itself (22), pick the Tar Beads and find a hidden button opening a passage to stairs (S3) lead to an isolated underground area.
The east of this room has a Grim Cap. You can find a Wooden Box with some alchemy ingredients: Fire Bomb, Scroll of Shock, and a Mole Jerky inside the room. You also see an unfinished alchemy recipe for Sulphurous Potion. The ingredients are Blood Drop Blossom and Cave Nettle.
Behind the two grates is another Spider hatchery. Move back to point 13 of Legend of Grimrock 3 guidance to see how to act with this situation. Open the gate, kill the spider and close to regenerate. Using this tactic by the northern door. After eliminating all spiders, one Nettle by the eggs will be found.
To open the door, solve an easy puzzle. By the door there's a hole of the energy sphere inside the corridor, behind grates, must drop. When standing on the pressure plate before, the statue will spit a sphere. To raise the grates and let the sphere catch the destination, place something on the plate and step sideways, then enter the corridor to look for a Baked Maggot.
On the other side of the opened door, you will be in the Crystal of Life room on the other side of the trap door. To open the passage between two parts of the room, pull the nearby lever. Here you can see a Leather Cap and another Toorum's Note.
One thing to do on this level. Beside the stairs is a door with a golden lock. Open it by the Golden Key found in point 22 to find the Ring Boots and Knoffer Mace.


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Four rings, each representing the edge of a garment –neck, cuffs and hem – are hung in a position to suggest a dress. They created shadows on the wall and the image of a dress was painted on the wall to create the effect of a non-existent dress giving a shadow, a presence and an absence.
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In 2004 there was a report published by British cancer researcher Philippa Darbre, Ph.D., that stated parabens were present in malignant breast tumors. Since then, there has been a worldwide debate about the safety of these preservatives with some countries creating recommended limits in cosmetic products. On the contrary, this report has been criticized for failing to examine paraben levels in healthy breast tissue therefore leading skeptics to conclude that just because parabens are found in tumors, doesn't mean they cause them.
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I'm delighted to announce that I'm doing another collaboration with my pal Stephen Downey, with whom I worked on Jennifer Wilde. Stephen's other job is co-founder of Outsider Games, which is developing a new title called Wailing Heights. It's described as: "A coffin-rocking, body-hopping, musical adventure game, set in with a horrific hamlet of monsters,…Read More
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2012 Junior Film Fleadh
Since 2009 I've been involved with jury work for the Junior Film Fleadh in Galway, and I'm delighted to be on the jury of the Script Pitching Competition again this year. The competition is organised in association with the Galway Film Centre and SpunOut (a leading national youth organisation). The three short-listed finalists will have…Read More
I'm sure many of you reading this blog have heard about the Womanthology project: it's the brainchild of artist Renae De Liz, and is an all-woman anthology comic book that will be published by IDW Publishing this December, with all proceeds going to the charity, Global Giving Foundation. You can read a long interview at…Read More
Jennifer Wilde
Here's the cover of my latest comic book project, Jennifer Wilde. Like with Róisín Dubh, Rob Curley of Atomic Diner Comics approached me with a story concept, which I developed further with Rob and from that I wrote the comic book scripts. It will also be a three-issue comic book series. Our artist is Stephen…Read More
Roisin Dubh 1
After a delay on the Róisin Dubh comic book we're getting close to a release of the first issue. It's a three-issue mini-series, and this is the cover of the first chapter of the story, drawn by Stephen Byrne. Stephen Byrne is doing all the lettering and covers, as well as the interior art for…Read More
Script Frenzy 2011
Fancy a challenge for the month of April? The annual Script Frenzy kicks off on the 1st of April (it's no joke!), and the aim is to write 100 pages of original scripted material during the 30 days of April. (Screenplays, stage plays, TV shows, short films, and graphic novels are all considered.) Writers can…Read More
young pitchers
Today I was part of a judging panel for the Pitching Competition at the 16th Galway Junior Film Fleadh. It's the third year the event has run and the second year I've been one of the judges. The event took place in the Town Hall Theatre in Galway, and there was a sturdy turnout of…Read More


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This book is the first thorough introduction into the scientific basis of anthroposophy and anthroposophical medicine
in the context of academic science. Peter Heusser is the Professor for the Theory of Medicine, Integrative and Anthroposophical Medicine, and Head of the Institute for Integrative Medicine at Witten/Herdecke University, Germany.
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Durham students caught up in racism row after karaoke act
A university has been criticised for its handling of an incident in which students used the N-word repeatedly while singing a Kanye West song at a karaoke event.
Durham University said that the students involved had been "reprimanded" over the incident at the Lion in Winter ball.
The students were singing an uncensored version of Gold Digger on March 3, a song in which the N-word is used frequently in the chorus. The nature of the punishments handed to those involved has not been disclosed.
"Those who sang the song in its unexpurgated form apologise for the offence they caused," Anthony Bash, senior tutor at Hatfield College, said. "There was no intention on the part of the ball organisers to cause offence through the karaoke…


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I hate mailing lists
Posted by james on Oct. 1, 2010
Email mailing lists are a common thing for open source projects. They were (and still are for most) the preferred way of getting support. What's nice is that a lot of times the project creators (or really experienced users) read the mailing list often, and they're normally pretty helpful.
However, mailing lists are a vestigial idea from older times when webpages were not as common. Now we have things like forums, stackoverflow-type Q&A sites, etc. Google Groups is a nice wrapper around a mailing list, and give it some forums-like qualities. But many mailing lists do not use google groups, they still use old-school plain email lists like listserv or mailman.
The problem is that these lists often lack the functionality that make the modern alternatives so great. I want to post a question, and get all replies emailed back to me. With most of these lists, this is not an option. I have to subscribe to the entire list, get all emails, and filter out the ones I don't want - all to answer a single question. Then I have to unsubscribe when I'm done. Repeat process for each question I might have.
In this regard, a forums-based solution is much easier. I can register (boo - openid ftw), then post my question and subscribe for email updates to my question (and any other thread I'm interested in). Then I receive updates just for my post... even if the answer comes months later. This is not possible if I have to manually subscribe/unsubscribe to the entire mailing list.
With good forums software, I can also get the same mailing-list type of email experience in addition to a modern forums-type experience... the best of both worlds. Some forums can be setup to email each message to any subscribers, just like an old-fashion mailing list. But it also gives the option to use the web UI instead, which for many (like myself) is necessary.
So basically the choice comes down to 1) mailing lists which give only a single experience, which is unsuitable for many, or 2) use good forums software that can give both a traditional mailing-list experience and a much-improved modern forums experience.
Given this, it's really hard to understand why many projects still insist on using old, limited mailing list managers. Is the installation that much easier than a forum-software install? Are people just used to it so they continue to propagate this throughout their other projects?
The simple, limited mailing list needs to die as a means of support. There are better options out there.
Posted by james on Sept. 4, 2010
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This one I really expected to hate. It had Angelina Jolie (-2 points) and had bad reviews (-1 pt), but we needed an action movie to see in the theaters so we went. And paid full price for it, too (no matinee or discount tickets), so I was prepared for severe disappointment.
I was really shocked. The movie was very good... great action, there wasn't a slow moment in the first 30-40 minutes of the movie. The story was a bit fun, and you kept guessing whether people were who the seemed to be (especially Jolie's main character). Everything was very intense, but not overdone. And that's what I really expected it to be - overdone. There wasn't much "try hard to be sexy" from Jolie, which most movies try to do for all their female action leads, and there wasn't over-the-top unbelievable flashy action (excluding, of course, the fun car-top chase). But I most expected the characters and dialog to be painful and cheesy, but thankfully it wasn't.
So overall, a really enjoyable movie. I remember saying to someone just a bit ago that I can't remember any recent movie that I've liked Angelina in - now there is one. It helps when she's not a) getting naked all the time, and b) trying to act cool/sexy. And Liev Shrieber? Always fun.
The Book of Eli
Posted by james on Sept. 4, 2010
(post.rating: 6)
This movie looked really neat on the previews, but then again the genre is a bit crowded. However, I was intrigued by the tease of some biblical themes or influences, so I really wanted to see this.
After about 10 minutes, my wife couldn't keep watching. The movie is pretty disturbing for those not used to post-apocalyptic movies. Regular fare for me, so I watched the rest by myself.
Some very good choreography, lightning fast w/o slow motion (*thank you* Dan Inosanto!), really nice to watch (sometimes more than once, it goes by so quickly). There's not a ton of action in this though, as it's mostly a character-driven and plot-driven piece. The whole movie was tinged yellow & washed out, which really made you feel the UV in the film (a bit like Pitch Black).
I was looking forward to Mila Kunis, as it's been really neat to watch her branch out from her 70's Show role. However, she falls a bit flat again. It always felt like she was acting - no heart in her, and not believable as a naive or semi-fragile girl. It reminds me of Max Payne - too much trying, not enough emotion there. Like she's built for a different role, and this is a bit of a shoe-horn. Oh well, next time.
The plot is... intriguing. There's a good feel for the world they're in, a bit of action to keep things going, and an overall mysterious plot that drives it. But the ending... while it makes logical sense, it's just a bit less satisfying than I'd hoped. The whole time I was wondering - How is this going to tie together? And at the end - Ahh, yes. That makes sense. There's still a bit of twists at the end, but the "big question" of "What's his mission?" is just not... satisfying. Somehow they answer they question of "What" without really satisfying the "Why?"
But it was still a good movie. It wasn't a feel-good movie, and not an action/adrenaline movie. A slower "feel" movie. I kept noticing the soundtrack - very ambient, mood-setting, a bit sad. It reminded me of some Death Cab for Cutie tracks in places, definitely slow and down-beat. I really like it.
It's hard to rate this movie. There was a lot good, some falling points, and a neat feeling to the whole thing. Very worth watching, but not something you'd end up loving.
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Kentucky Senator: Sports Gambling In State Has "Good" Chance
Kentucky State Sen. Morgan McGarvey said that a "bipartisan group of legislators is working on a bill to legalize sports gambling" in the state, and predicted that the odds of it passing when the General Assembly meets in January are "good," according to Justin Sayers of the Louisville COURIER-JOURNAL. McGarvey, speaking at yesterday's Louisville Forum, a local nonpartisan public issues group that hosts debates, said, "This is not a panacea. It's not going to cure all of Kentucky's financial woes. But it is a way to get some money coming to already depleted coffers." Kentucky Family Foundation Senior Policy Analyst Martin Cothran said that he does not "envision a scenario" where his group would "support legalized sports gambling in Kentucky." The KFF "plans on lobbying against the proposal." McGarvey "laid out a number of reasons" why sports gambling would be "good for Kentucky, namely as a way to offset funding shortages for public services" like university funding and infrastructure. He estimated that legalized gambling would "bring in" $5-30M annually for the state. McGarvey also said that legalized gambling would be a "way to make money off something that's going on already." But Kentucky Gov. Matt Bevin is another "potential roadblock," as he has "spoken against sports betting in the past." However, after the SCOTUS ruling, Bevin said that he would be "open to hearing proposals from legislators" (COURIER-JOURNAL.com, 8/8).


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Ruslan Danilevich January 11, 2019
I found out surprising, that near all Chinese restaurants around and within London China Town (SOHO) do not accept any payment other then Cash or Aliexpress. It is quite unusual, but support the article.
A North London man who falsely claimed his business was a small pottery unit when it was in fact a profitable cash-generating Chinese restaurant has been jailed.
The businessman owned outlets in North Greenwich and at Gun Wharf Quays shopping centre in Portsmouth, Hampshire.
He failed to declare cash payments, fraudulently pocketing £1,018,508 in tax, an HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) investigation uncovered.
Both businesses used a similar scam when they opened, said HMRC.
In North Greenwich, the Water Margin restaurant registered for VAT in April 2013 and was described as 'manufacturing pottery with an estimated yearly turnover of £10,000'.
The actual annual turnover was £5.1 million.
In Portsmouth, the Water Margin registered as an Art Illustration Company with a turnover each year of £10,000.
The reality was between February 2013 and March 2016 the figure was £5.3 million.
However, the businessman declared just £2,100 in Self Assessment income between December 2014 and November 2016 despite being a director of both restaurants.
The restaurant went into liquidation in September 2016.
HMRC officers swooped on the North Greenwich eaterie a month after a new company took it over in February 2017, and the owners had mirrored the behaviour of the other companies – being listed at Companies House as being an "artistic creation" company.
The businessman was pulling the strings of the new company from the sidelines, but it never traded.
He was arrested in March 2017, and in late December 2018, HMRC announced that he was jailed for three years.
Richard Wilkinson, Assistant Director, Fraud Investigation Service, HMRC, said: "[He] made millions and paid very little tax, rubbing law-abiding taxpayers' noses in it. The cash he pocketed was the equivalent to the starting salary of 130 new nurses in London for an entire year."
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Moved blog to Github
Today I migrated my blog to Github. Although Blogger and LiveJournal were nice, they also left me with a feeling of lack of ownership in my content, and worry about the implications if the service were to be discontinued (especially with Blogger).
In doing a brief search, I found a modern, hacker-friendly technique for blogging via Jekyll and hosting with Github pages. Brilliant!
I used the Jekyll Now technique to fork the scaffolding for the blog and immediately had a blog up and running.
Then, I spent a few hours doing the migration. The migration of the blog entries was easy and straightforward. I exported the Blogger blog and then ran the Jekyll importer on it, which generated a pile of _posts for my new Jekyll repo. I committed them and like magic, my Blogger entries appeared at the new site (https://jaraco.github.io).
Finally the hard part - migrating comments. Jekyll doesn't handle dynamic content, such as comments, but the beautiful, mashup design of the Internet allows for another service, Disqus, to host and manage the comments (and discussion). Disqus no longer supports importing from Blogger (though it apparently did at one point), though it does support importing from Wordpress, and there is a project to convert from Blogger to Wordpress called "Google blog converters appengine". I haven't linked it because the project is largely defunct and any links are likely to be broken soon. The hosted version of the conversion service is no longer online, and although the code is currently hosted in Subversion on Google archives, I no longer have a good Subversion client.
I was able, however, to download the conversion script from a Github clone of the repository, install the necessary gdata dependency. Still, the script would crash even on Python 2.7. I had to create an environment in Python 2.6 to avoid the error.
After converting the blog to Wordpress format, I was able to import those comments into Disqus, but I found I also had to rewrite all of the
link elements to remove the leading date in the path (Blogger URLs start with /YYYY/DD). After rewriting the links (using regex replace in SublimeText), I re-imported the comments into by Disqus site and the comments magically appeared with the old blog entries.
More than ever, I own my content and feel imminently empowered to create content, either on the command line or through the web site. I plan to explore using the Prose editor for easy through-the-web authoring.


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The Study of Canon Law and the Eclipse of the Lincoln Schools, 1175–1225
By Frans Van Liere
History of Universities, edited by Mordechai Feingold (Oxford University Press, 2003)
Synopsis: Lincoln was a respectable centre for the study of grammer, canon law, and theology in the period 1175 – 1225, but some fifty years later, it was Cambridge that developed into England's second university. Why did the cathedral school of Lincoln, by all accounts a flourishing institution of higher learning by the end of the twelfth century, never develiop into a studium generale that could confer a licentria docendi, on par with institutions like Oxford and Cambridge?
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A major Senate panel called off its meeting with President Trump's personal lawyer after he broke an agreement not to speak with media, setting up a public appearance next month.
Michael Cohen, an executive vice president at the Trump Organization, was supposed to speak privately before the Senate Intelligence Committee on Tuesday.
But officials put the kibosh on it when Cohen circulated his remarks to the media ahead of the appearance.
"We were disappointed that Mr. Cohen decided to pre-empt today's interview by releasing a public statement prior to his engagement with Committee staff, in spite of the Committee's requests that he refrain from public comment," Sens. Richard Burr (R-NC) and Mark Warner (D-Va.), who head the panel, said in a joint statement.
His closed-door meeting will be rescheduled as an open one, with lawmakers inviting him to a public hearing on Oct. 25.
Cohen arrived on Capitol Hill on Tuesday morning, but reportedly left within an hour when the committee turned him away. The longtime Trump confidant planned to tell investigators he didn't work with Russia to get his longtime boss elected.
"I emphatically state that I had nothing to do with any Russian involvement in our electoral process," read Cohen's testimony, obtained by CNN and other outlets. "In fact, I find the activities attributed to the Russian Federation, if found to be true, to be an offense to our democracy."
Cohen also planned to tell investigators the President didn't personally work with Russia.
He took issue with a dossier compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele and published by Buzzfeed after the election.
The report — commissioned by a group hired by a Democratic donor — alleged Cohen ventured to the Czech Republic in late August 2016.
His mission, the dossier claimed, was to meet Russian agents to cover up the alleged hack of the Democratic National Committee. U.S. Intelligence agencies have agreed the Kremlin was behind the cyberattack.
Cohen slammed that report in his testimony, saying he's never even been to the Eastern European nation.
He said he was in Los Angeles with his son at the time of the supposed meeting, where his son hopes to play baseball for the University of Southern California.
"We were visiting the campus, meeting with various coaches, and discussing his future," Cohen wrote. "Media sources have been able to confirm these facts and I can provide you with proof."
"My daughter, who is at an Ivy League school, and my wife, who is of Ukrainian descent, have especially been subjected to harassment, insults and threats ... some so severe I cannot share them in mixed company."
Cohen also addressed reports that he and Trump's associate Felix Sater — a Russian-born, Brooklyn-based developer — contacted the Kremlin about plans to build a Trump Tower in Russia during the campaign.
The effort reportedly started roughly three months after Trump launched his presidential bid in June 2015. Talks had stalled by January 2016, however, so Cohen sent a message requesting permits to Dmitry Peskov, spokesman to Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The deal was eventually abandoned.
Cohen, in his testimony, noted the tower plans "occurred before the Iowa caucus and months before the very first primary."
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"This was solely a real estate deal and nothing more," he continues. "I was doing my job."
Cohen is one of several in Trump's inner circle to have run-ins with a Senate committee. Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and senior adviser, has spoken to the Senate intel panel, while Donald Trump Jr. met with the Senate Judiciary Committee earlier this month.
Sen. Dianne Feinstein, a top Democrat on the judiciary committee, indicated Sunday that Trump Jr. will be called back to officially testify this fall.
Onetime Trump campaign chair Paul Manafort also met with the Senate Intelligence Committee in a closed-door session this July, after initially declining their request to speak in public.
With CHRISTOPHER BRENNAN


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