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Math.Clamp, not working as expected?
This returns -1 in the output.
1 | local myVariable = 100 |
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4 | myVariable = math.clamp(myVariable,0,100) |
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6 | myVariable = -1 |
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8 | print(myVariable) |
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Do you want it to return -1? Zelt3q 31 — 4y
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No, i'm setting the minimum value to 0, therefore it shouldn't print "-1", and i did a while loop with this aswell, and it got past the minimal value, which is 0, i don't understand. ZOOP1015 44 — 4y
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The reason it prints -1 is because you are setting the variable to -1 after your other Variable Zelt3q 31 — 4y
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It takes 3 values. X, min and max. If X is in the range between min and max it returns X. If X is lower than min it returns min and if X is higher than max it returns max.
You are setting the value to -1 after your clamp therefore it prints -1.