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Cos

Cosine of the input, in radians.

Cos node

The Cos node

When to use it

Cosine of the input, in radians.

Pair it with Sin on the same angle for circles and spirals. On its own it is Sin shifted a quarter cycle, so picking the one whose value at zero you want, 1 for cos and 0 for sin, saves you an offset node.

Pins

Pin Type Description
Input Number The number to work on.
Pin Type Description
Result Number The answer.