Real

<Real> is a Data Type in the Starcraft II Galaxy Editor's Trigger editor, which stores a numerical data with decimal precision. What this means is, as opposed to an <Integer> which can be any number such as 1, 2, 3, -10, 150. A <Real> can be any number like 0.05, -0.1, 250.13 etc...

Functions

• Ability Charge Info For Unit
• Absolute Value (Real)
• Angle Between Points
• Arccosine
• Arcsine
• Arctangent From Deltas
• Arctangent From Value
• Arithmetic (Real)
• Arithmetic Multiple (Real)
• Camera Object Property
• Camera Pitch Of Player
• Camera Yaw Of Player
• Charge Regen For Unit
• Charge Regen For Unit Ability
• Charge Regen For Unit Behavior
• Charge Used For Unit
• Charge Used For Unit Ability
• Charge Used For Unit Behavior
• Clamp (Real)
• Cliff Level Of Point
• Color Component
• Convert Integer To Real
• Convert Preset To Real
• Convert String To Real
• Cooldown For Unit
• Cooldown For Unit Ability
• Cooldown For Unit Behavior
• Cosine
• Cost Of Ability
• Custom Value Of Unit
• Data Conversation State Custom Value
• Day Length
• Dialog Item Current Value
• Dialog Item Maximum Value
• Dialog Item Minimum Value
• Dialog Transparency
• Difficulty Value (Real)
• Distance Between Points
• Duration Of Ping
• Duration Of Timer
• Elapsed Time Of Timer
• Facing Angle Of Ping
• Facing Angle Of Point
• Facing Angle Of Unit
• Game Charge Regen
• Game Charge Used
• Game Cooldown
• Game Play Timer
• Game Speed Factor
• Height At Point
• Height Of Point
• Height Of Region
• Height Of Unit
• Load Real Value
• Maximum (Real)
• Minimum (Real)
• Modulo (Real)
• Mouse Clicked World Pos X
• Mouse Clicked World Pos Y
• Mouse Clicked World Pos Z
• Ping Scale
• Player Charge Regen
• Player Charge Used
• Player Cooldown
• Player Score Value
• Power
• Random Angle
• Random Percent
• Random Real
• Remaining Time Of Timer
• Sine
• Sound Duration
• Square Root
• Tangent
• Total Experience Of Unit
• Training Queue Time
• Triggering Damage Amount
• Trigger Experience Amount
• Unit Progress (Percent)
• Unit Property
• Unit Type Property
• Value From Data Table (Real)
• Weapon Cooldown
• Width Of Region
• X Of Point
• Y Of Point

Additional Notes

A variable can only be assigned a value that is the same type of the variable. For instance, despite being semi related, you cannot assign an <Integer> to a <Real>, or vice versa. However, numerous conversion functions exist to switch between different variable types.