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{"Name":"From", "Type":"Dummy"}, | {"Name":"From", "Type":"Dummy"}, | ||
{"Name":"To", "Type": "Dummy"}, | {"Name":"To", "Type": "Dummy"}, | ||
{"Name":"Value", "Type": " | {"Name":"Value", "Type": "Dummy"} | ||
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The end point of this lerp. | The end point of this lerp. | ||
=== Value ( | === Value (Pseudo-Generic) === | ||
The lerp value that represents the point between the 2 provided values. | The lerp value that represents the point between the 2 provided values. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:52, 2 July 2024
Inverse Lerp
Interpolation
The Inverse Lerp node takes in a non-normalized arbitrary set of values that has a start and end point, along with a value that is the number that is in between those 2 provided values, then returns the value over time.
This is unclamped, meaning that you are not stuck with being in between your provided values.
Inputs
From (Pseudo-Generic)
The starting point of this lerp.
To (Pseudo-Generic)
The end point of this lerp.
Value (Pseudo-Generic)
The lerp value that represents the point between the 2 provided values.
Outputs
* (Pseudo-Generic)
Returns the value currently being lerped.