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    Method Damp

    Damp(float, float, float)

    Get a damped version of a quantity. This is the portion of the quantity that will take effect over the given time.

    Declaration
    public static float Damp(float initial, float dampTime, float deltaTime)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    float initial

    The amount that will be damped

    float dampTime

    The rate of damping. This is the time it would take to reduce the original amount to a negligible percentage

    float deltaTime

    The time over which to damp

    Returns
    Type Description
    float

    The damped amount. This will be the original amount scaled by a value between 0 and 1.

    Damp(Vector3, Vector3, float)

    Get a damped version of a quantity. This is the portion of the quantity that will take effect over the given time.

    Declaration
    public static Vector3 Damp(Vector3 initial, Vector3 dampTime, float deltaTime)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    Vector3 initial

    The amount that will be damped

    Vector3 dampTime

    The rate of damping. This is the time it would take to reduce the original amount to a negligible percentage

    float deltaTime

    The time over which to damp

    Returns
    Type Description
    Vector3

    The damped amount. This will be the original amount scaled by a value between 0 and 1.

    Damp(Vector3, float, float)

    Get a damped version of a quantity. This is the portion of the quantity that will take effect over the given time.

    Declaration
    public static Vector3 Damp(Vector3 initial, float dampTime, float deltaTime)
    Parameters
    Type Name Description
    Vector3 initial

    The amount that will be damped

    float dampTime

    The rate of damping. This is the time it would take to reduce the original amount to a negligible percentage

    float deltaTime

    The time over which to damp

    Returns
    Type Description
    Vector3

    The damped amount. This will be the original amount scaled by a value between 0 and 1.

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