Extended math support
Additional math functions and constants as expressions and conditions.
Authors and contributors to this community extension: Add00, Jurfix.
Expressions:
- Mathematical constants
- Greatest common factor/Lowest common multiple
- Factorial
- Coordinates conversion for polar and isometric systems
- ToFixedString: Formats a number into a string with the specified number of decimal places
- ToFixed: (Deprecated) Formats a number to use the specified number of decimal places
Conditions:
- IsEven: Check if the number is even (divisible by 2)
Release Notes:
Version 1.0.7
- Added ToFixedString()
- Deprecated ToFixed() because it does not show any trailing zeros for whole numbers. Prefer using ToFixedString() to set values in text objects.
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Conditions
Is even?
Check if the number is even (divisible by 2). To check for odd numbers, invert this condition.
Expressions
| Expression | Description | |
|---|---|---|
ExtendedMath::E() |
Returns the natural logarithm of e. (Euler's number). | |
ExtendedMath::Factorial(number) |
Returns the input multiplied by all the previous whole numbers. | |
| number | Any positive integer | |
ExtendedMath::Fibonacci(number) |
Returns a term from the Fibonacci sequence. | |
| number | The desired term in the sequence | |
ExtendedMath::Gcf(number, number) |
Returns the greatest common factor of two numbers. | |
| number | Any integer | |
| number | Any integer | |
ExtendedMath::GoldenRatio() |
Returns the golden ratio. | |
ExtendedMath::HalfPi() |
Returns half Pi. | |
ExtendedMath::Hypot(number, number) |
Returns the value of the length of the hypotenuse. | |
| number | First side of the triangle | |
| number | Second side of the triangle | |
ExtendedMath::IisoToCartesianY(number, number) |
Converts a isometric coordinate into the Cartesian y value. | |
| number | Position on the x axis | |
| number | Position on the y axis | |
ExtendedMath::IsoToCartesianX(number, number) |
Converts a isometric coordinate into the Cartesian x value. | |
| number | Position on the x axis | |
| number | Position on the y axis | |
ExtendedMath::Lcm(number, number) |
Returns the lowest common multiple of two numbers. | |
| number | Any integer | |
| number | Any integer | |
ExtendedMath::Ln10() |
Returns the natural logarithm of 10. | |
ExtendedMath::Ln2() |
Returns the natural logarithm of 2. | |
ExtendedMath::Log10e() |
Returns the base 10 logarithm of e. (Euler's number). | |
ExtendedMath::Log2e() |
Returns the base 2 logarithm of e. (Euler's number). | |
ExtendedMath::Map(number, number, number, number, number) |
Converts a number of one range e.g. 0-1 to another 0-255. | |
| number | The value to convert | |
| number | The lowest value of the first range | |
| number | The highest value of the first range | |
| number | The lowest value of the second range | |
| number | The highest value of the second range | |
ExtendedMath::Pi() |
Returns Pi (π). | |
ExtendedMath::PolarToCartesianX(number, number) |
Converts a polar coordinate into the Cartesian x value. | |
| number | Radius | |
| number | Angle or theta in radians | |
ExtendedMath::PolarToCartesianY(number, number) |
Converts a polar coordinate into the Cartesian y value. | |
| number | Radius | |
| number | Angle or theta in radians | |
ExtendedMath::QuarterPi() |
Returns quarter Pi. | |
ExtendedMath::Slope(number, number, number, number) |
Calculates the steepness of a line between two points. | |
| number | X value of the first point | |
| number | Y value of the first point | |
| number | X value of the second point | |
| number | Y value of the second point | |
ExtendedMath::Sqrt1_2() |
Returns square root of 1/2. | |
ExtendedMath::Sqrt2() |
Returns square root of 2. | |
ExtendedMath::ToFixedString(number, number) |
Formats a number to a string with the specified number of decimal places. | |
| number | The value to be rounded | |
| number | Number of decimal places |
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