The SnapToGrid method is a static utility function in the MathX class that snaps a floating-point value to the nearest multiple of a specified grid size. This is particularly useful in scenarios where you need to align values to a grid, such as in graphical applications or simulations.
To use the SnapToGrid method, provide the value you want to snap and the grid size as parameters. The method will return the nearest grid-aligned value.
Parameters:
f (System.Single): The floating-point value to be snapped to the grid.gridSize (System.Single): The size of the grid to which the value should be snapped. This value must be greater than zero.Returns: A System.Single representing the value snapped to the nearest grid point.
// Example usage of SnapToGrid float value = 5.3f; float gridSize = 1.0f; float snappedValue = MathX.SnapToGrid(value, gridSize); // snappedValue will be 5.0f, as it is the nearest multiple of 1.0f to 5.3f.