The RadianToDegree method in the MathX class is a static method used to convert an angle measured in radians to an equivalent angle measured in degrees. This method is particularly useful in scenarios where you need to work with angles in degrees but have them in radians, which is a common situation in mathematical computations and graphics programming.
To use the RadianToDegree method, simply call it with a single parameter representing the angle in radians that you wish to convert to degrees. The method will return the equivalent angle in degrees as a float.
// Example of converting radians to degrees using MathX.RadianToDegree float radians = 1.0f; // Example angle in radians float degrees = MathX.RadianToDegree(radians); // degrees now holds the value of the angle in degrees
