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Math Trigonometric Functions

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This class contains basic and inverse trigonometric functions.

Math Class

Members


variable acos ( variable arg ) #

Returns the arc cosine of the given argument - the angle in radians, whose cosine is equal to arg. a == cos(acos(a)) for every value of a that is within acos()'s range.

Arguments

Return value

Arc cosine of arg, in radians. The type of returned value will depend on the argument type:
  • float for int, long, float arguments
  • double for double arguments
  • vec4 for vec4 arguments
  • dvec3 for dvec3 arguments
  • dvec4 for dvec4 arguments

variable asin ( variable arg ) #

Returns the arc sine of the given argument - the angle in radians, whose sine is equal to arg. a == sin(asin(a)) for every value of a that is within asin()'s range.

Arguments

Return value

Arc sine of arg, in radians. The type of returned value will depend on the argument type:
  • float for int, long, float arguments
  • double for double arguments
  • vec4 for vec4 arguments
  • dvec3 for dvec3 arguments
  • dvec4 for dvec4 arguments

variable atan ( variable arg ) #

Returns the arc tangent of the given argument - the angle in radians, whose tangent is equal to arg. a == tan(atan(a)) for every value of a that is within atan()'s range.

Arguments

Return value

Arc tangent of arg, in radians. The type of returned value will depend on the argument type:
  • float for int, long, float arguments
  • double for double arguments
  • vec4 for vec4 arguments
  • dvec3 for dvec3 arguments
  • dvec4 for dvec4 arguments

variable atan2 ( variable y, variable x ) #

Returns the arc tangent of two variables (x and y). It is similar to calculating the arc tangent of y / x, except that the signs of both arguments are used to determine the quadrant of the result.

Arguments

Return value

Result in radians, which is between -PI and PI (inclusive). The type of returned value will depend on the argument type:
  • float for int, long, float arguments
  • double for double arguments
  • vec4 for vec4 arguments
  • dvec3 for dvec3 arguments
  • dvec4 for dvec4 arguments

variable cos ( variable arg ) #

Returns the cosine of the given argument.

Arguments

Return value

Cosine of arg. The type of returned value will depend on the argument type:
  • float for int, long, float arguments
  • double for double arguments
  • vec4 for vec4 arguments
  • dvec3 for dvec3 arguments
  • dvec4 for dvec4 arguments

variable sin ( variable arg ) #

Returns the sine of the given argument.

Arguments

Return value

Sine of arg. The type of returned value will depend on the argument type:
  • float for int, long, float arguments
  • double for double arguments
  • vec4 for vec4 arguments
  • dvec3 for dvec3 arguments
  • dvec4 for dvec4 arguments

variable tan ( variable arg ) #

Returns the tangent of the given argument.

Arguments

Return value

Tangent of arg. The type of returned value will depend on the argument type:
  • float for int, long, float arguments
  • double for double arguments
  • vec4 for vec4 arguments
  • dvec3 for dvec3 arguments
  • dvec4 for dvec4 arguments
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