Need help from maths people regarding sine(Solved)

I'm trying to find out the intersection point along 2 transform axis.
I thought the easiest way of doing this would be using trigonometry, as i have the length of one side of the triangle(the distance between the 2 points). and with the axis i can work out all 3 angles. However i am pretty sure i am using the right equation however the lengths of the other 2 sides are massively off. cna anyone have a look and give me some tips would be much appreciated.

Code (CSharp):

1.         public static Vector3 Interception(Vector3 pointA, Transform axisA, Vector3 pointB, Transform axisB)
2.         {
3.             float A = 180 - Vector3.Angle(pointB - pointA, axisA.forward);
4.             float B = 180 - Vector3.Angle(pointA - pointB, axisB.forward);
5.             float c = Vector3.Distance(pointA, pointB);
6.             float C = 180 - (A + B);
7.  
8.             A = Mathf.Sin(A);
9.             B = Mathf.Sin(B);
10.             C = Mathf.Sin(C);
11.  
12.             float a = (c * A) / C;
13.             float b = (c * B) / C;
14.  
15.             if (a < 0) a = a * -1;
16.             if (b < 0) b = b * -1;
17.  
18.             Debug.Log(A);
19.             Debug.Log(C);
20.  
21.             Debug.DrawLine(pointA, pointB);
22.             Debug.DrawLine(pointA, pointA - (axisA.forward * a));
23.             Debug.DrawLine(pointB, pointB - (axisB.forward * b));
24.             return Vector3.zero;
25.         }

ignore the return at the end just put that in so it does not throw errors at me.

And solved it i forgot to convert the angles to radians XD been bugging me for days this has.

 

Ah yes, I remember the first time I did that, circa 1979 on a TRS-80 Model 1 with Level II BASIC.

For future finders, in Unity3D you can convert to / from radians to degrees by multiplying by

Mathf.Rad2Deg

and

Mathf.Deg2Rad

.

You WILL need this: tons of Quaternion functions are in degrees while the trig math functions are all radians.

 

Yeah I misread the I formation given with the mathf.sin I thought you had to put the degrees in not the radians. Got there in the end thankfully ☺️