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Question by uni · Aug 21, 2010 at 10:06 PM · javascriptoperator

Is there a modulus operator in Unity JavaScript?

is there a mod operator? example c = b%a or c = b mod a e.g., 5%2 = 1

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Answer by spinaljack · Aug 21, 2010 at 10:12 PM

Yes,

if(Time.frameCount%10 == 0)

returns true every 10 frames

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avatar image uni · Aug 21, 2010 at 10:18 PM 0
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Sweet. Thanks. I was using it with = overloaded i.e., %=, and got an error.

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You may have the value you want from this, but this is incorrect. The % operator means remainder. If you use this with a negative value, you will have strange results.

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Answer by InoGamalinda · Aug 10, 2013 at 03:55 PM

The % operator is the Remainder operator Example:

  • % 3 -> 0

  • % 3 -> -2

% 3 -> -1

0 % 3 -> 0

1 % 3 -> 1

2 % 3 -> 2

3 % 3 -> 0


To do a real Modulo, you need to make or find a function similar to this:

 function modulo(dividend : int, divisor : int) : int {
     return (((dividend) % divisor) + divisor) % divisor;
 }

Results:

  • % 3 -> 0

  • % 3 -> 1

% 3 -> 2

0 % 3 -> 0

1 % 3 -> 1

2 % 3 -> 2

3 % 3 -> 0

Notice you get the same 0, 1, 2 cycle even when you reach the negative numbers. With this, you can get a consistent indexing for say like enumerators or arrays.


Note: This assumption is from Google calculator's -2 % 3 = 1 in contrast with JavaScripts -2 % 3 = -2.

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This is by far and away the best answer and gets over javascripts idea that a negative remainder can exist!!!

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Answer by photon · Aug 27, 2010 at 08:30 AM

If you are looking for a math function though, just use Javascripts %-operator.

Meaning, if you want to calculate number mod 2 use number%2
The value of this operation is the division remainder (9%2 = 1)

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Answer by Dansl · Sep 30, 2010 at 09:07 PM

You can. Just Do (a = a % b) because (a %= b) does not work...

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