Clamp problem

[kineticParticipant]

Hey, could someone point out how to call the internal Clamp command with it’s <T> structure. Both normal ways dont work for me (I.e Clamp<Float> or just Clamp())

[HezkoreParticipant]

I’m not having any problems with it.

Monkey

Function Main() Local a:Float=0.5 Print Clamp( a, 0.2, 0.4 ) a=0.1 Print Clamp( a, 0.2, 0.4 ) End

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Function Main() Local a:Float=0.5 Print Clamp( a, 0.2, 0.4 ) a=0.1 Print Clamp( a, 0.2, 0.4 ) End

You have to make sure all 3 values are of the same type though.
If ‘a’ is an Int, you’ll have to specify min and max as int.
If ‘a’ is a Float, min and min must be floats too etc.

Otherwise it’ll throw you errors like:

Monkey

Can't find overload for 'Clamp:T?(T?,T?,T?)' with argument types (Float,Int,Int)

1	Can't find overload for 'Clamp:T?(T?,T?,T?)' with argument types (Float,Int,Int)

[kineticParticipant]

Sorry it was because of a func in my class titled clamp also, it was calling that instead of the built-in function. Thanks.

[HezkoreParticipant]

You can specify which one you want to use by calling

Monkey

math.Clamp( value, min, max )

1	math.Clamp( value, min, max )

[kineticParticipant]

Thanks, working now.

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