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[[Category:Scripting Commands|C]]
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[[Category:Scripting Commands OFP 1.97|C]]
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|game1= ofp
|version1= 1.00


<h2 style="color:#000066"> '''cos ''x'''''</h2>
|game2= ofpe
|version2= 1.00


|game3= arma1
|version3= 1.00


'''Operand types:'''
|game4= arma2
|version4= 1.00


'''x:''' [[Number]]
|game5= arma2oa
|version5= 1.50


'''Type of returned value:'''
|game6= tkoh
|version6= 1.00


[[Number]]
|game7= arma3
|version7= 0.50


'''Description:'''
|gr1= Math - Geometry


Cosine of '''x''', argument in degrees.
|descr= Cosine of a number, argument in degrees.


|s1= [[cos]] x


'''Example:'''
|p1= x: [[Number]]


_cosine = '''cos''' 60 ...... Result is 0.5
|r1= [[Number]]
 
|x1= <sqf>cos 60; // returns 0.5</sqf>
 
|seealso= [[acos]] [[sin]] [[asin]] [[tan]] [[atan]] [[atan2]]
}}
 
{{Note
|user= Hardrock
|timestamp= 20060808235400
|text= Be aware that there might be rounding errors in the results of this command.
<sqf>cos 90</sqf>
 
for example doesn't return the expected '0', but '-4.37114e-008'. So, if you want to compare results of Cosinus, don't use the compare operator
<sqf>(cos 90) == 0</sqf>
 
but rather use less than.
<sqf>(cos 90) < 0.00001</sqf>
}}

Latest revision as of 13:15, 13 May 2022

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Description

Description:
Cosine of a number, argument in degrees.
Groups:
Math - Geometry

Syntax

Syntax:
cos x
Parameters:
x: Number
Return Value:
Number

Examples

Example 1:
cos 60; // returns 0.5

Additional Information

See also:
acos sin asin tan atan atan2

Notes

Report bugs on the Feedback Tracker and/or discuss them on the Arma Discord or on the Forums.
Only post proven facts here! Add Note
Hardrock - c
Posted on Aug 08, 2006 - 23:54 (UTC)
Be aware that there might be rounding errors in the results of this command.
cos 90
for example doesn't return the expected '0', but '-4.37114e-008'. So, if you want to compare results of Cosinus, don't use the compare operator
(cos 90) == 0
but rather use less than.
(cos 90) < 0.00001