Virtual Robot Simulator Official Guidebook
  • Coverpage
  • Introduction
  • FTC
    • Centerstage Game and Basic Rules
    • Powerplay Game and Basic Rules
  • VRS
  • Programming
    • User Interface
    • Blocks
      • LinearOpMode
      • Gamepad
      • Actuators
        • DcMotor
        • CRServo
        • Servo
      • Sensors
        • DistanceSensor
        • IMU
        • IMU-BNO055.Parameters
        • REV Color/Range Sensor
        • TouchSensor
      • Utilities
        • Acceleration
        • AngleUnit
        • AngularVelocity
        • Axis
        • Color
        • Orientation
        • PIDFCoefficients
        • Position
        • Range
        • Telemetry
        • Time
        • Vector
        • Velocity
      • Logic
      • Loops
      • Math
      • Text
      • Lists
      • Variables
      • Function
      • Miscellaneous
    • Basic Lessons
      • Drivetrain
      • IMU
      • Color Sensor
      • Telemetry
      • Range Sensor
      • Touch Sensor
      • Servo
      • CRServo
      • DCMotor
      • Logic and Loops
      • Functions
      • Tele-Op Control
    • Advanced Lessons
      • Advanced Tele-Op Control
    • Video Lessons
    • Simulation
    • Exploratory Activities
      • Wandering Robot
  • Robot Arena
    • Single Player
    • Activities
      • Coding Competition
      • CenterStage Competition
  • Conclusion
  • Author
  • Other Editions
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Range

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A range is defined by a minimum value and a maximum value. It is often used to limit the sensor or servo range. The blocks in this section allow you to adjust a number to a range.

clip

Clips a number if it is smaller than the min value or larger than the max value. For example, an original value of -5 becomes 0 after clip to a range of [0, 100].

scale

Scales a number in the range of [x1, x2] to the range of [y1, y2]. For example, an original value of 2 in range [0, 10] scales to 20 in the range of [0, 100].