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com.ltmx.mathematics.mathx

• package/ — Unity package (Runtime/, Tests/, package.json)
• website/ — documentation site (MkDocs guides, DocFX API, GitHub Pages output)

1. Copy Git Package URL : https://github.com/ltmx/Unity.mathx.git?path=/package
2. In Unity : Window > Package Manager > Add Package From Git URL

1. Download the package in releases
2. Unity : Window > Package Manager > Add Package From Disk
3. Select the package.json file inside the unzipped package

using static Unity.Mathematics.mathx;

return anyVector.length().clamp(0, 10).cos().sq().cube().rotate(anyQuaternion).clint().div(3.2f).rcp().mul(3.2f).sum();

// Example
float3 x = new float3(1,1,1);

// here x is set before computing lengthsq()
var x = x.mult(4.2f).shuffle().set(out x).lengthsq() + x;

// we would have to write two lines instead
x = x.div(4.2f).shuffle();
x = x.lengthsq() + x;

bool4.any(); // returns true if any component is true // or-gate
bool4.all(); // returns true if all components are true // and-gate

• Fast Functions
• Constants (PI, HPI, EULER, TAU, and many scientific constants
• Mathf function implementations missing from Unity.Mathematics
• Random Extensions (Random.range and others)
• Component based functions (cmax, cmin, cmul, cmaxAxis, cminAxis, sum)
• Signed Distance Functions
• Component based logic (any, all, select, approx, odd, even, isnan, anynan)
• Multidimentional Array data accessors => anyfloat4[,,].Get(anyInt3)
• Interpolation Functions (InOutCubic, smoothstep, smoothstep11, smoothstep9, and others)
• smoothmin, smoothmax
• Shorthands (3D Directions, 2D Directions, and others)
• Data Construction (append, float2.xyzw(), matrix construction, etc)
• Data Conversion (anyColortArray.tofloat4Array(), and others)
• Noise Functions (Simplex, Perlin, Worley, Layered, Voronoi)
• Job Helpers
• Burst Compiled Function Pointers
• Function Iterators (prevents nested loops)
• Hashing Functions
• Vector Function Builders
• Generic Jobs

struct bounds; // UnityEngine translation compatible with Unity.Mathematics (implicit cast to "UnityEngine.Bounds")
struct ray;    // UnityEngine translation compatible with Unity.Mathematics (implicit cast to "UnityEngine.Ray")
struct color;  // UnityEngine translation compatible with Unity.Mathematics (implicit cast to "UnityEngine.Color")
struct byte4;  // Useful for Color32 to byte conversion, Useful for image file export (implicit cast to "UnityEngine.Color32") //For Unity.QOI
struct byte3;  // For Unity.QOI
struct byte2;
struct byte1;

The full searchable API (thousands of overloads) is generated from XML docs:

Browse API →

Topic guides: fluent chains, noise, SDF, Jobify, and more on the docs home.

Edit Mode tests ship in package/Tests/ (Unity Test Framework). Package tests require "testables": ["com.ltmx.mathematics.mathx"] in your project Packages/manifest.json (plus com.unity.test-framework). Then open Window → General → Test Runner → Edit Mode.

See website/docs~/QUALITY.md or the Quality page for setup, golden-value regeneration, and IL2CPP validation.

• All methods should exist in the Unity.Mathematics.mathx class (To prevent multiple using declarations)
• All Methods should follow a lower case syntax (shader like syntax)
• All methods names should be as short as possible while conserving their meaning or naming convension
• Everything must be Open Source
• Credits should (if the author can be found) figure above code snipets or in the file header (if reusing existing code)
• file mames should follow this convention : mathx.. Example : mathx.interpolation.common (common methods for interpolation) or mathx.logix.floatx (float type related logic functions)
  • File names for base types such as bounds or byte2 should only have their type as a title : bounds.cs // byte2.cs
• Every method should be static (if applicable)
• Dependencies should not exist if applicable
  • Code must be rewritten and optimized for Unity.Mathematics, compatibility checked
  • Unification is key : if some functions are already available in math or Unity.Mathematics.math (sometimes under another name), use them !
• Documentation should be inherited from Unity.Mathematics.math methods for direct extension method translations

This project is licensed under the MIT License (License)