Crates.io | fts_gamemath |
lib.rs | fts_gamemath |
version | 0.1.1 |
source | src |
created_at | 2019-06-10 05:45:22.772082 |
updated_at | 2019-06-12 07:29:41.675686 |
description | fts_gamemath is a collection of crates that provide basic building blocks for 3d video game math |
homepage | https://github.com/forrestthewoods/fts_gamemath |
repository | https://github.com/forrestthewoods/fts_gamemath |
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fts_gamemath is a collection of Rust crates that provide basic building blocks for 3d video game math
fts_units is a Rust library that enables compile-time type-safe mathematical operations using units of measurement.
use fts_units::si_system::quantities::f32::*;
let d = Meters::new(10.0);
let t = Seconds::new(2.0);
let v = d / v; // units will be m·s⁻¹
let err = d + t; // compile error
This easily extends into complex operations.
use fts_units::si_system::quantities::*;
fn calc_ballistic_range(speed: MetersPerSecond<f32>, gravity: MetersPerSecond2<f32>, initial_height: Meters<f32>)
-> Meters<f32>
{
let d2r = 0.01745329252;
let angle : f32 = 45.0 * d2r;
let cos = Dimensionless::<f32>::new(angle.cos());
let sin = Dimensionless::<f32>::new(angle.sin());
let range = (speed*cos/gravity) * (speed*sin + (speed*speed*sin*sin + Dimensionless::<f32>::new(2.0)*gravity*initial_height).sqrt());
range
}
You can convert between units and cast between types.
let m = Meters::<f32>::new(7.73);
let km : Kilometers<f32> = m.convert_into();
assert_eq!(km.amount(), 0.00773);
let i : Meters<i32> = m.cast_into();
assert_eq!(i.amount(), 7);
For additional features and examples refer to the fts_units documentation.
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License: Unlicense OR MIT