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==Usage== |
==Usage== |
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The helper function <code>GLimitLm</code> is used to clamp a float value to fall within a given limit.. It takes a pointer to an <code>LM</code> and float value <code>g</code>, and returns the value of <code>g</code> clamped to fall between <code>gMin</code> and <code>gMax</code> inclusive. |
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Some limits are so commonly used they are defined as global values in the game’s code. One example is <code>g_lmZeroOne</code> which defines a limit on the interval <tt>[0,1]</tt>. |
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==Examples== |
==Examples== |
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{{Hatnote|This list is currently incomplete. You can help {{SITENAME}} by adding to it.}} |
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{{todo|Add more examples}} |
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* When updating the player’s <code>uSuck</code> in the function <code>ChangeSuck</code>, the new suck is clamped to the range allowed by the current [[difficulty]] level. For the easy and medium difficulties the limit is [0,1], but for the hard difficulty the limit is [0,0]. |
* When updating the player’s <code>uSuck</code> in the function <code>ChangeSuck</code>, the new suck is clamped to the range allowed by the current [[difficulty]] level. For the easy and medium difficulties the limit is [0,1], but for the hard difficulty the limit is [0,0]. |
Revision as of 17:43, 6 September 2022
Data Structure | |
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Game | Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus |
Size | 12 bytes |
Official Name | Yes |
LM (limit) is a data structure used in Sly Cooper and the Thievius Raccoonus. Limits are used to clamp values to ensure they fall within a certain range.
Structure
The LM struct is declared as follows:
struct LM {
float gMin;
float gMax;
float u4ag;
}
Usage
The helper function GLimitLm
is used to clamp a float value to fall within a given limit.. It takes a pointer to an LM
and float value g
, and returns the value of g
clamped to fall between gMin
and gMax
inclusive.
Some limits are so commonly used they are defined as global values in the game’s code. One example is g_lmZeroOne
which defines a limit on the interval [0,1].
Examples
- When updating the player’s
uSuck
in the functionChangeSuck
, the new suck is clamped to the range allowed by the current difficulty level. For the easy and medium difficulties the limit is [0,1], but for the hard difficulty the limit is [0,0].