lygia/math/round)round a value to the nearest integer
Use:
<float|vec2|vec3|vec4> round(<float|vec2|vec3|vec4> value)
#ifndef FNC_ROUND
#define FNC_ROUND
float round(float x) { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
vec2 round(vec2 x) { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
vec3 round(vec3 x) { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
vec4 round(vec4 x) { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
#endif
Use:
<float|float2|float3|float4> round(<float|float2|float3|float4> value)
#ifndef FNC_ROUND
#define FNC_ROUND
float round(float x) { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
float2 round(float2 x) { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
float3 round(float3 x) { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
float4 round(float4 x) { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
#endif
fn round(x: f32) -> f32 { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
fn round2(x: vec2f) -> vec2f { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
fn round3(x: vec3f) -> vec3f { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
fn round4(x: vec4f) -> vec4f { return sign(x)*floor(abs(x)+0.5); }
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