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`nimble install vmath`
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Your single stop for vector math routines for 2d and 3d graphics.
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Your one stop shop for vector math routines for 2d and 3d graphics.
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* Pure nim no dependencies.
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* Tries to be similar to GLSL Shader Language but adds extra stuff.
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* Extensively [Benchmarked](tests\bench_raytracer.nim).
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* Pure Nim with no dependencies.
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* Very similar to GLSL Shader Language with extra stuff.
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* Extensively [benchmarked](tests\bench_raytracer.nim).
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* Docs: https://nimdocs.com/treeform/vmath
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## Has vector functions for GLSL tyes:
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## Has vector functions for GLSL types:
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Type | Constructor | Description
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------|-------------| ---------------------------------------------------
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float32 | float | Vec2 | Vec3 | Vec4 | Mat3 | Mat4 | Quat |
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float64 | double | DVec2 | DVec3 | DVec4 | DMat3 | DMat4 | DQuat |
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## 2D & 3D Matrix math
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## 2D & 3D matrix math
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You can combine and create 2d and 3d matrices by passing 2d or 3d vectors to matrix functions:
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## Almost equal operator
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You can check if float point numbers or vectors are close, very useful for tests:
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Easily check if floating point numbers are close, very useful for tests:
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```nim
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1.0 ~= 1.0
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vec2(1.0, 2.0) ~= vec2(1.0, 2.0)
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* `between` - Returns true if value is between min and max or equal to them.
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* `sign` - Returns the sign of a number, -1 or 1.
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* `quantize` - Makes v be multiple of n. Rounding to integer quantize by 1.0.
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* `quantize` - Makes v be a multiple of n. Rounding to integer quantize by 1.0.
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* `fractional` - Returns fractional part of a number. 3.14 -> 0.14
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* `lerp` - Interpolates value between a and b.
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## Angle functions
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* `fixAngle` - Make angle be from -PI to PI radians.
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* `angleBetween` - Angle between angle a and angle b.
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* `angleBetween` - Find the angle between angle a and angle b.
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* `turnAngle` - Move from angle a to angle b with step of v.
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## Vector and Matrix representation and benchmarks.
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## Vector and matrix representation and benchmarks.
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C compilers seem to optimize different representation differently. This is very surprising for us and vmath has 3 different ones:
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C compilers seem to optimize different representations differently. This is very surprising for us and vmath has 3 different implementations:
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* `-d:vmathObjBased` - A vector is an object of 3 floats.
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* `-d:vmathArrayBased` - A vectors is an array of 3 floats.
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* `-d:vmathArrayBased` - A vector is an array of 3 floats.
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* `-d:vmathObjArrayBased` (default) - A vector is an object that has an array of 3 floats.
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```
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