A – Specifies float operand A. B – Specifies float operand B. Mode – Determines what output to use when no output parameter is specified. Useful if the type of the operation needs to be animated. Product – Performs a multiplication operation and returns the product (A * B). Ratio – Performs a division operation and returns the ratio (A : B). Sum – Performs an addition operation and returns the sum (A + B). Difference – Performs a subtraction operation and returns the difference (A - B). Power – Performs an exponentiation operation and returns the power (A ^ B). Sin – Performs a sine function and returns the result. Cos – Performs a cosine function and returns the result. Min – Performs a comparison and returns the minimum value. Max – Performs a comparison and returns the maximum value. abs – Outputs the absolute value of A. ceil – Performs a ceiling function. exp – Performs an exponential function. floor – Performs a floor function. log – Performs a natural logarithmic function. log10 – Performs a common logarithmic function (base 10). sqrt – Performs a square root function. fmod – Performs a division operation and returns the remainder of A / B. average – Returns the average of A and B. tan – Performs a tangent function and returns the result. asin – Performs an arcsine function and returns the result. acos – Performs an arccosine function and returns the result. atan – Performs an arctangent function and returns the result. atan2 – Performs an arctangent function with two arguments and returns the result. bias-schlick – Performs a faster bias approximation, described by Christophe Schlick, based on the original definition by Kenneth Perlin.1 gain-schlick – Performs a faster gain approximation, described by Christophe Schlick, based on the original definition by Kenneth Perlin.2 bias-perlin – Implements the original bias definition by Kenneth Perlin.3 gain-perlin – Implements the original gain definition by Kenneth Perlin.4 |