math...halp!!!

[sakura_chan 9]

I'm terrible at math, but I need to figure this out.

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format: [x,y,z]

getpos'd array 1 = [300, 1200, 50]

getpos'd array 2 = [400, 1600, 40]

find x and z [ x, 1400, z ]

I need to interpolate the equation between the first

two arrays. I have no idea how to do this, math really

is a limit for me. Any equations or math links would be appreciated!

[soul_assassin 1740]

so in ur case

x = 300+(1400-1200)*((400-300)/(1600-1200)) = 350

and

z = 50+(1400-1200)*((40-50)/(1600-1200)) = 45

Edit: 1550th post

[sakura_chan 9]

thanks for the quick reply! Its working now

[soul_assassin 1740]

you can also of course make it abstract:

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array 1 = [300, 1200, 50]

array 2 = [400, 1600, 40]

intkey = 1400

x = array1[0] + (intkey - array1[1])*((array2[0]-array1[0])/(array2[1]-array1[1]))

z = array1[2] + (intkey - array1[1])*((array2[2]-array1[2])/(array2[1]-array1[1]))

this way all u have to do is change the arrays and the intkey and the interpolation will happen automatically. NOTE: This is NOT ArmA sqs or SQF syntax but rather pseudocode. Try looking up getting array values I think its somethig like (array1 select 1).

[sakura_chan 9]

okay I got it all syntaxed and working. I'm using it to interpolate range data from a range table. Thanks again