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|spec=<lsl>vector vLin(vector x, vector y, float t){ | |spec=<lsl>vector vLin(vector x, vector y, float t){ | ||
return x*(1-t) + y*t; | return x*(1-t) + y*t; | ||
}</lsl> | } | ||
// Released into public domain. By Nexii Malthus.</lsl> | |||
|examples=<lsl> | |examples=<lsl> | ||
vector x = <-5, 1, 10>; | vector x = <-5, 1, 10>; | ||
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Summary
Function: vector vLin( vector x, vector y, float t );
Interpolates between two vector values in a linear fashion.
Returns a vector
| • vector | x | |||
| • vector | y | |||
| • float | t |
Specification
<lsl>vector vLin(vector x, vector y, float t){
return x*(1-t) + y*t;
} // Released into public domain. By Nexii Malthus.</lsl>
Examples
<lsl> vector x = <-5, 1, 10>; vector y = <15, 2, 2>;
vector z = vLin(x, y, 0.6); // z == <7, 1.6, 5.2></lsl>