The following functions are available in your GPU scripts (case insensitive).
MATHS | ||
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ABS(param) | Returns the absolute value of the parameter. Example: ABS (-3) returns 3. | |
AVERAGE(param1; param2) | Returns the average of a list of values. This function can have between 2 and 10 parameters separated by semicolons. | |
CLAMP(param; min; max) | If param is in the range [min; max], returns param. If param is smaller than min, returns min. If param is greater than max, returns max. Example: CLAMP (5; 10; 20) returns 10, CLAMP (15; 10; 20) returns 15 and CLAMP (25; 10; 20) returns 20. |
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EXP(param) | Returns the exponential of param: eparam. | |
LERP(param1, param2, coefficient) | Returns a linear interpolation between two values: If coefficient = 0, returns param1 - If coefficient = 1, returns param2. When coefficient varies between 0 and 1, returns a value which varies linearly between param1 and param2, i.e. (1 - coefficient) * param1 + coefficient * param2. |
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LOG(param) | Returns the natural logarithm of param: ln (param). | |
LOG10(param) | Returns the decimal logarithm of param: log10 (param) = ln (param) / ln (10). | |
LOG2(param) | Returns the binary logarithm of param: log2 (param) = ln (param) / ln (2). | |
MIN(param1; param2) | Returns the minimum of a list of values. This function can have between 2 and 10 parameters separated by semicolons. | |
MAX(param1; param2) | Returns the maximum of a list of values. This function can have between 2 and 10 parameters separated by semicolons. | |
POW(param1; param2) | Returns param1 to the param2 power: param1param2. | |
SIGN(param) | Returns 1 if param is strictly positive, -1 if param is strictly negative, 0 if param is null. | |
SQR(param) | Returns the square of param, i.e. param * param. | |
SQRT(param) | Returns the square root of param. | |
TRIGONOMETRY | ||
SIN(angle) | Returns the sine of angle expressed in radians. | |
SIND(angle) | Returns the sine of angle expressed in degrees. | |
ASIN(param) | Returns the arc sine of param, expressed in radians. Param value must be between -1 and 1. | |
ASIND(param) | Returns the arc sine of param, expressed in degrees. Param value must be between -1 and 1. | |
COS(angle) | Returns the cosine of angle expressed in radians. | |
COSD(angle) | Returns the cosine of angle expressed in degrees. | |
ACOS(param) | Returns the arc cosine of param, expressed in radians. Param value must be between -1 and 1. | |
ACOSD(param) | Returns the arc cosine of param, expressed in degrees. Param value must be between -1 and 1. | |
TAN(angle) | Returns the tangent of angle expressed in radians. | |
TAND(angle) | Returns the arc tangent of angle expressed in degrees. | |
ATAN(param) | Returns the arc tangent of param, expressed in radians, with a value between -PI/2 and PI/2. | |
ATAND(param) | Returns the arc tangent of param, expressed in degrees, with a value between -90° and 90°. | |
ATAN2(x,y) | Returns the arc tangent of y/x, expressed in radians, with a value between -PI and PI. | |
ATAN2D(x,y) | Returns the arc tangent of y/x, expressed in degrees, with a value between -180° and 180°. | |
ToRadians(angle) | Converts an angle from degrees to radians. | |
ToDegrees(angle) | Converts an angle from radians to degrees. | |
ROUNDING | ||
CEILING(param) | Returns the smallest integer value greater than or equal to param: CEILING (1.2) returns 2, CEILING (-1.2) returns -1. | |
FLOOR(param) | Returns the largest integer value less than or equal to param: FLOOR (1.2) returns 1, FLOOR (-1.2) returns -2. | |
ROUND(param) | Rounds the value to the nearest integer: ROUND (1.8) returns 2, ROUND (1.2) returns 1. | |
TRUNC(param) | Returns the integer value obtained by removing the digits after the comma: TRUNC (1.2) returns 1, TRUNC (-1.2) returns -1. | |
COLOR | ||
Color(r,g,b) | Returns a Color type value from the 3 parameters corresponding
to the 3 channels R, G and B. Each value must be between 0 and
1. A value lower than 0 is changed into 0. A value higher that 1 is changed into 1. Color(1,1,1) means white. Color (0,0,0) means black. |
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Red(color) | Returns the value between 0 and 1 of the Color type parameter's red channel. | |
Green(color) | Returns the value between 0 and 1 of the Color type parameter's green channel. | |
Blue(color) | Returns the value between 0 and 1 of the Color type parameter's blue channel. | |
ColorLerp(color1, color2, coefficient) | Returns a linear interpolation between two colors: - If coefficient = 0, returns color1 - If coefficient = 1, returns color2 - When coefficient varies between 0 and 1, returns a color which varies linearly between color1 and color 2, i.e. (1 - coefficient) * color 1 + coefficient * color 2. |
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CONDITIONAL | ||
IF(test; param1; param2) | Returns param1 if the test is true, param2 if the test is
false. 'test' can use the following operators: <= (less than or equal to) >= (greater than or equal to) < (less than) > (greater than) = (equal to) <> (not equal to) Example: IF (A < 4; 10; 20) returns 10 if A is strictly less than 4, and 20 otherwise. |
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