   Finding Co-ordinate Based on Rotation and distance
  Hi all, I've searched around quite a bit and I couldn't find the algorthims to what must be a fairly simple problem.I know the start co-ordinates, distance to travel and rotation, and I need to find the new co-ordinates of the translated point. I would have thought it would be three lines of code with respect to the rotation and multiplying by the distance, same as in 2D. This is a bit of a bad diagram I'm afraid and the rotational colours don't match to the positional colours in terms of dimension.http://www.bluenewworld.com/mvi/diagram.GIFI hope you understand what I'm trying to say and any help would be so dearly appreciated, thanks a lot, MVi   
  Spherical polar to cartesian: x = r cos phi sin theta y = r sin phi sin theta z = r cos thetaThis is for XY horizontal, Z vertical, phi the angle in the XY plane and theta the angle from positive Z.   