The LerpTo method performs linear interpolation between two floating-point values, from and to, based on a given fraction frac. The interpolation can be optionally clamped to ensure the result stays within the range defined by from and to.
Use the LerpTo method when you need to smoothly transition between two values over a specified fraction. This is particularly useful in animations or gradual changes in game states.
The method signature is:
public static float LerpTo(float from, float to, float frac, bool clamp)Parameters:
from: The starting value of the interpolation.to: The ending value of the interpolation.frac: A value between 0 and 1 representing the interpolation fraction. A value of 0 returns from, and a value of 1 returns to.clamp: If true, the result is clamped between from and to.// Example usage of LerpTo float startValue = 0.0f; float endValue = 10.0f; float fraction = 0.5f; bool shouldClamp = true; float result = MathX.LerpTo(startValue, endValue, fraction, shouldClamp); // result will be 5.0f if clamped, otherwise it will be the interpolated value based on the fraction.