Vector4.Lerp Method
Definition
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Overloads
| Lerp(Vector4, Vector4, Single) |
Performs a linear interpolation between two vectors based on the given weighting. |
| Lerp(Vector4, Vector4, Vector4) |
Lerp(Vector4, Vector4, Single)
- Source:
- Vector4.cs
- Source:
- Vector4.cs
- Source:
- Vector4.cs
Performs a linear interpolation between two vectors based on the given weighting.
public:
static System::Numerics::Vector4 Lerp(System::Numerics::Vector4 value1, System::Numerics::Vector4 value2, float amount);public static System.Numerics.Vector4 Lerp (System.Numerics.Vector4 value1, System.Numerics.Vector4 value2, float amount);static member Lerp : System.Numerics.Vector4 * System.Numerics.Vector4 * single -> System.Numerics.Vector4Public Shared Function Lerp (value1 As Vector4, value2 As Vector4, amount As Single) As Vector4Parameters
- value1
- Vector4
The first vector.
- value2
- Vector4
The second vector.
- amount
- Single
A value between 0 and 1 that indicates the weight of value2.
Returns
The interpolated vector.
Remarks
The behavior of this method changed in .NET 5. For more information, see Behavior change for Vector2.Lerp and Vector4.Lerp.
Applies to
Lerp(Vector4, Vector4, Vector4)
public:
static System::Numerics::Vector4 Lerp(System::Numerics::Vector4 value1, System::Numerics::Vector4 value2, System::Numerics::Vector4 amount);public static System.Numerics.Vector4 Lerp (System.Numerics.Vector4 value1, System.Numerics.Vector4 value2, System.Numerics.Vector4 amount);static member Lerp : System.Numerics.Vector4 * System.Numerics.Vector4 * System.Numerics.Vector4 -> System.Numerics.Vector4Public Shared Function Lerp (value1 As Vector4, value2 As Vector4, amount As Vector4) As Vector4Parameters
- value1
- Vector4
- value2
- Vector4
- amount
- Vector4
Returns
Applies to
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