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* query '''GetAngleTo'''('''''[in]'''(REAL)'''''_x0''', '''''[in]'''(REAL)'''''_z0''', '''''[in]'''(REAL)'''''_x1''', '''''[in]'''(REAL)'''''_z1''', '''''[out]'''(INTEGER)'''''_Angle''') | * query '''GetAngleTo'''('''''[in]'''(REAL)'''''_x0''', '''''[in]'''(REAL)'''''_z0''', '''''[in]'''(REAL)'''''_x1''', '''''[in]'''(REAL)'''''_z1''', '''''[out]'''(INTEGER)'''''_Angle''') | ||
===== Description ===== | ===== Description ===== | ||
Returns the angle between two points in degrees. | Returns the angle around the Y-axis between two points in degrees. | ||
===== Return Values ===== | ===== Return Values ===== | ||
* '''Success/Failure''': Always succeeds. | * '''Success/Failure''': Always succeeds. | ||
* '''_Angle''': The angle between ('''_x0, '''_z0''') and (''' | * '''_Angle''': The angle between ('''_x0''', '''_z0''') and ('''_x1''', '''_z1''') around the Y-axis relative to the X-axis. | ||
===== Notes ===== | ===== Notes ===== | ||
* Unlike with [[Osiris/API/GetRotation|GetRotation]], the result of this call has no offset relative to the X-axis. I.e, an angle of 0 degrees points East. | |||
* Unlike with [[Osiris/API/GetRotation|GetRotation]], this angle increases when rotating in counter-clockwise direction. | |||
* The returned angle is in the interval [-180, 180]. | * The returned angle is in the interval [-180, 180]. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:34, 2 February 2018
Full Definition(s)
- query GetAngleTo([in](REAL)_x0, [in](REAL)_z0, [in](REAL)_x1, [in](REAL)_z1, [out](INTEGER)_Angle)
Description
Returns the angle around the Y-axis between two points in degrees.
Return Values
- Success/Failure: Always succeeds.
- _Angle: The angle between (_x0, _z0) and (_x1, _z1) around the Y-axis relative to the X-axis.
Notes
- Unlike with GetRotation, the result of this call has no offset relative to the X-axis. I.e, an angle of 0 degrees points East.
- Unlike with GetRotation, this angle increases when rotating in counter-clockwise direction.
- The returned angle is in the interval [-180, 180].