Arctangent2

Computes the angle in degrees between the positive x-axis and the vector from the origin to the input point (“X Axis”, “Y Axis”) in the range [-180, 180], also known as the 2-argument arctangent. The inputs can take the form of simple values, tuples, arrays, and arrays of tuples. If one input has a higher dimension than the other, then the input with lower dimension will be repeated to match the dimension of the other input (broadcasting), and the output will have the same shape and size as the higher-dimensioned input.

Installation

To use this node enable omni.graph.nodes in the Extension Manager.

Inputs

Name	Type	Descripton	Default
Y Axis (inputs:a)	['colord[3]', 'colord[3][]', 'colord[4]', 'colord[4][]', 'colorf[3]', 'colorf[3][]', 'colorf[4]', 'colorf[4][]', 'colorh[3]', 'colorh[3][]', 'colorh[4]', 'colorh[4][]', 'double', 'double[2]', 'double[2][]', 'double[3]', 'double[3][]', 'double[4]', 'double[4][]', 'double[]', 'float', 'float[2]', 'float[2][]', 'float[3]', 'float[3][]', 'float[4]', 'float[4][]', 'float[]', 'half', 'half[2]', 'half[2][]', 'half[3]', 'half[3][]', 'half[4]', 'half[4][]', 'half[]', 'normald[3]', 'normald[3][]', 'normalf[3]', 'normalf[3][]', 'normalh[3]', 'normalh[3][]', 'pointd[3]', 'pointd[3][]', 'pointf[3]', 'pointf[3][]', 'pointh[3]', 'pointh[3][]', 'quatd[4]', 'quatd[4][]', 'quatf[4]', 'quatf[4][]', 'quath[4]', 'quath[4][]', 'texcoordd[2]', 'texcoordd[2][]', 'texcoordd[3]', 'texcoordd[3][]', 'texcoordf[2]', 'texcoordf[2][]', 'texcoordf[3]', 'texcoordf[3][]', 'texcoordh[2]', 'texcoordh[2][]', 'texcoordh[3]', 'texcoordh[3][]', 'timecode', 'timecode[]', 'vectord[3]', 'vectord[3][]', 'vectorf[3]', 'vectorf[3][]', 'vectorh[3]', 'vectorh[3][]']	The y-component of the vector whose angle to the positive x-axis needs to be determined.	None
X Axis (inputs:b)	['colord[3]', 'colord[3][]', 'colord[4]', 'colord[4][]', 'colorf[3]', 'colorf[3][]', 'colorf[4]', 'colorf[4][]', 'colorh[3]', 'colorh[3][]', 'colorh[4]', 'colorh[4][]', 'double', 'double[2]', 'double[2][]', 'double[3]', 'double[3][]', 'double[4]', 'double[4][]', 'double[]', 'float', 'float[2]', 'float[2][]', 'float[3]', 'float[3][]', 'float[4]', 'float[4][]', 'float[]', 'half', 'half[2]', 'half[2][]', 'half[3]', 'half[3][]', 'half[4]', 'half[4][]', 'half[]', 'normald[3]', 'normald[3][]', 'normalf[3]', 'normalf[3][]', 'normalh[3]', 'normalh[3][]', 'pointd[3]', 'pointd[3][]', 'pointf[3]', 'pointf[3][]', 'pointh[3]', 'pointh[3][]', 'quatd[4]', 'quatd[4][]', 'quatf[4]', 'quatf[4][]', 'quath[4]', 'quath[4][]', 'texcoordd[2]', 'texcoordd[2][]', 'texcoordd[3]', 'texcoordd[3][]', 'texcoordf[2]', 'texcoordf[2][]', 'texcoordf[3]', 'texcoordf[3][]', 'texcoordh[2]', 'texcoordh[2][]', 'texcoordh[3]', 'texcoordh[3][]', 'timecode', 'timecode[]', 'vectord[3]', 'vectord[3][]', 'vectorf[3]', 'vectorf[3][]', 'vectorh[3]', 'vectorh[3][]']	The x-component of the vector whose angle to the positive x-axis needs to be determined.	None

Outputs

Name	Type	Descripton	Default
Result (outputs:result)	['colord[3]', 'colord[3][]', 'colord[4]', 'colord[4][]', 'colorf[3]', 'colorf[3][]', 'colorf[4]', 'colorf[4][]', 'colorh[3]', 'colorh[3][]', 'colorh[4]', 'colorh[4][]', 'double', 'double[2]', 'double[2][]', 'double[3]', 'double[3][]', 'double[4]', 'double[4][]', 'double[]', 'float', 'float[2]', 'float[2][]', 'float[3]', 'float[3][]', 'float[4]', 'float[4][]', 'float[]', 'half', 'half[2]', 'half[2][]', 'half[3]', 'half[3][]', 'half[4]', 'half[4][]', 'half[]', 'normald[3]', 'normald[3][]', 'normalf[3]', 'normalf[3][]', 'normalh[3]', 'normalh[3][]', 'pointd[3]', 'pointd[3][]', 'pointf[3]', 'pointf[3][]', 'pointh[3]', 'pointh[3][]', 'quatd[4]', 'quatd[4][]', 'quatf[4]', 'quatf[4][]', 'quath[4]', 'quath[4][]', 'texcoordd[2]', 'texcoordd[2][]', 'texcoordd[3]', 'texcoordd[3][]', 'texcoordf[2]', 'texcoordf[2][]', 'texcoordf[3]', 'texcoordf[3][]', 'texcoordh[2]', 'texcoordh[2][]', 'texcoordh[3]', 'texcoordh[3][]', 'timecode', 'timecode[]', 'vectord[3]', 'vectord[3][]', 'vectorf[3]', 'vectorf[3][]', 'vectorh[3]', 'vectorh[3][]']	The angle in degrees in the range [-180, 180] between the positive x-axis and the vector, also known as the 2-argument arctangent.	None

Metadata

Name	Value
Unique ID	omni.graph.nodes.ATan2
Version	2
Extension	omni.graph.nodes
Has State?	False
Implementation Language	C++
Default Memory Type	cpu
Generated Code Exclusions	None
uiName	Arctangent2
Categories	math:operator
Generated Class Name	OgnATan2Database
Python Module	omni.graph.nodes