AdvancedObserveVectorInPointsAxes Method

Gets an evaluator to observe the Motion<Cartesian> representation of a vector in the axes in which a point is defined. Note that this will not account for any translational effects and the axes are considered to be the vector's basis. So if the vector is representing a velocity or boresight vector, observing the vector in the axes of a reference frame which is rotating and translating with respect to the vector's axes will only take into account the relative rotation as if the two basis axes were co-located when computing the vector's derivatives. To obtain a vector and its derivatives in a different frame, the vector needs to be created in that frame.

Gets an evaluator to observe the Motion<Cartesian> representation of a vector in the axes in which a point is defined. Note that this will not account for any translational effects and the axes are considered to be the vector's basis. So if the vector is representing a velocity or boresight vector, observing the vector in the axes of a reference frame which is rotating and translating with respect to the vector's axes will only take into account the relative rotation as if the two basis axes were co-located when computing the vector's derivatives. To obtain a vector and its derivatives in a different frame, the vector needs to be created in that frame.