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Originally posted by ABEL-o-matic
Anyone good in Math? Retro? Explain to me 3D coordinates (X,Y,Z)? 
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I'm sorry but I'm honestly not sure what there is to explain or how best to do it.
Three dimensions - X is horizontal, y is vertical, and Z is best explained as depth. The origin in this case is like the center of a three dimensional box (with potentially infinite dimensions). Equations will include these three variables unless one of them is unused (a 2D line or graph can still exist on the 3D plane with some variable just being zero).
It's really easy once you jump the hurdle and get what's going on, and the equations are pretty easy to get used to.
For future reference you can always PM/Wall me about any math up to and including integral calculus, but not multivariate calculus and beyond, or linear algebra (yet, I think I have to take it).