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function_description=Returns the square root of the specified {{pspan|number}}. Note that it is possible supply an int type number as the parameter {{pspan|number}}, in which case it will be transparently converted to a float; the value returned will still be of float type (even if the int value would be equal, such as specifying 4 as {{pspan|number}}).| | function_description=Returns the square root of the specified {{pspan|number}}. Note that it is possible supply an int type number as the parameter {{pspan|number}}, in which case it will be transparently converted to a float; the value returned will still be of float type (even if the int value would be equal, such as specifying 4 as {{pspan|number}}).| | ||
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description=The following code will convert raw [http://kol.coldfront.net/thekolwiki/index.php/Damage_Absorption Damage Absorption] to the actual percentage of damage absorbed in a floating-point number.| | |||
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int my_DA = 550; | |||
float actual_absorbed = square_root( min( max( 10 , my_DA ) , 1000 ).to_float() / 1000 ) - 0.1; | |||
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moreinfo=[[to_float]]() is used to prevent fractions from being sliced. You can use [[raw_damage_absorption]]() and [[damage_absorption_percent]]() to determine your current damage absorption. | |||
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[[Category:Math and Numbers]] | [[Category:Math and Numbers]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:40, 26 June 2010
Function Syntax
float square_root(float number )
- number is the number to find the root of
Returns the square root of the specified number. Note that it is possible supply an int type number as the parameter number, in which case it will be transparently converted to a float; the value returned will still be of float type (even if the int value would be equal, such as specifying 4 as number).
Code Sample
The following code will convert raw Damage Absorption to the actual percentage of damage absorbed in a floating-point number.
int my_DA = 550;
float actual_absorbed = square_root( min( max( 10 , my_DA ) , 1000 ).to_float() / 1000 ) - 0.1;to_float() is used to prevent fractions from being sliced. You can use raw_damage_absorption() and damage_absorption_percent() to determine your current damage absorption.