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toString method(s) fail for non-finite values
See original GitHub issuePrinting a quaternion with invalid (non-isFinite) components (NaN, infinity) gives:
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Probably vectors and matrices have the same problem, I didn’t test it.
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Nice! Thanks for the very speedy turnaround time as always.
Might be better to use NaN and inf/infinity…