Mapping (float)

This process allows to map a float value to another, by following a transfer curve. The inspector allows to choose the expected range for input and output values.

Example

Consider the following setup:

When a value gets into the mapping input, it is mapped as if it was a value of the horizontal axis of the diagram, where 0 is the left and 1 is at the right, to the value of the curve being drawn, where the bottom of the process is at -100 and the top of the process is at 100.

Here are a table of some of the (approximative) outputs for various inputs in the above case:

• input = 0 => output = -100
• input = 0.1 => output = -50
• input = 0.2 => output = 0
• input = 0.3 => output = 0
• input = 0.4 => output = 0
• input = 0.5 => output = 1
• …
• input = 0.8 => output = 10
• input = 0.9 => output = 50
• input = 1.0 => output = 100

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