Cinemachine
 | CinemachinePathBase Methods |
The CinemachinePathBase type exposes the following members.
Methods| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | DistanceCacheIsValid | See whether the distance cache is valid. If it's not valid,
then any call to GetPathLength() or GetPathPositionFromDistance() will
trigger a potentially costly regeneration of the path distance cache |
| EvaluateOrientation | Get the orientation the curve at a point along the path. |
| EvaluateOrientationAtUnit | Get the orientation the curve at a point along the path. |
| EvaluatePosition | Get a worldspace position of a point along the path |
| EvaluatePositionAtUnit | Get a worldspace position of a point along the path |
| EvaluateTangent | Get the tangent of the curve at a point along the path. |
| EvaluateTangentAtUnit | Get the tangent of the curve at a point along the path. |
| FindClosestPoint | Find the closest point on the path to a given worldspace target point. |
| GetPathDistanceFromPosition | Get the path position (in path units) corresponding to this distance along the path.
If the distance cache is not valid, then calling this will
trigger a potentially costly regeneration of the path distance cache |
| GetPathPositionFromDistance | Get the path position (in path units) corresponding to this distance along the path.
If the distance cache is not valid, then calling this will
trigger a potentially costly regeneration of the path distance cache |
| InvalidateDistanceCache | Call this if the path changes in such a way as to affect distances
or other cached path elements |
| MaxUnit | Get the maximum value, for the given unity type |
| MinUnit | Get the minimum value, for the given unity type |
| NormalizePathDistance | Normalize a distance along the path based on the path length.
If the distance cache is not valid, then calling this will
trigger a potentially costly regeneration of the path distance cache |
| NormalizePos | Get a normalized path position, taking spins into account if looped |
| NormalizeUnit | Normalize the unit, so that it lies between MinUmit and MaxUnit |
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