The following is a list of math functions that can be used when writing Templates or Scripts.

double Abs( double x )
Returns the absolute value of the float pointer number x.

double Ceil( double x )
Returns the smallest integer not less than x.

double Cos( double a )
Returns the cosine of the given angle. The angle is given in degrees.

double Exp( double x )
Calculates the exponential e to the power of x.

double Floor( double x)
Returns the highest integer less than or equal to x.

double Log( double x )
Calculates the natural logarithm of x. This value is also known as ln(x).

double Log10( double x )
Calculates the common logarithm of x, also called the base-10 logarithm. For example, Log10(1000)=3.

double Max( double a, double b )
Returns the larger of the numbers a and b.

double Min( double a, double b)
Returns the smaller of the numbers a and b.

double Pow( double x, double y)
Returns x to the power of y.

int Random( int maximum )
Returns a random integer between 0 and maximum-1 inclusive. The first time this function is called it creates a random seed for the random number generator so there is no need to call the SRand function; however, SRand can be called with a specific seed so that Random produces repeatable results.

double Sin( double a )
Computes the sine of the given angle. The angle is given in degrees.

double Sqrt( double x )
Calculates the positive square-root of the number x.

void SRand( int seed )
Provides the seed to the random number generator used for the Random function. Usually this function does not need to be called since a random seed is generated the first time the Random function is called using the system clock. However, a specific seed can be passed to the generator so that the generator produces repeatable results.

data_type SwapBytes( data_type x )
Swaps the bytes of the variable and returns the result. Any of the basic data types can be specified (byte, short, int, int64, float, or double).

double Tan( double a )
Calculates the tangent of the given angle. The angle is given in degrees.