algorithmic modeling for Rhino
It moves values from one numeric domain to another. Consider you have two numeric domains (10 to 11) and (-100 to 100). Any number you care to imagine is at some percentage along the first domain. For example 10.5 is exactly halfway or at 50%, 12 is at 200%, 5 is at -500%. If you were to remap these values into the other domain, their percentages ought to remain the same, ie.:
10.5 = 50% becomes 0 (because 0 halfway -100 to 100)
12 = 200% becomes 300
5 = -500% becomes -1100
The most common use of Remap Numbers is to change a set of measurements to be within a given goal domain. For example if you measure brightnesses using the Image Sampler, you get values between 0.0 (black) and 1.0 (white). However these brightnesses are supposed to control rotational angles between 10 and 45 degrees. Thus, you use a Remap component with the source domain (0.0 to 1.0) and the target domain (10 to 45).
Thank you....very well explained
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