Remap (LogiX node)

Remap
Inputs
	Float	InMin
	Float	InMax
	Float	OutMin
	Float	OutMax
	Float	Value
Outputs
	Float	*

The Remap node linearly maps one numerical interval to another interval.

Examples

An input interval of [-1, 1], an output interval of [0, 1], and an input value of -0.5 would result in the output 0.25. This is because -0.5 represents a fourth of the difference between -1 and 1 and is thus remapped to a fourth of the difference between 0 and 1.

Temperature conversion example

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