Function remap

remap(
    value: number,
    inputRange: [number, number],
    outputRange: [number, number],
    options?: { clamp?: boolean },
): number
Maps a numeric value from one range to another via linear interpolation.

Clamps to the output range by default. Supports negative and floating-point ranges. Pass { clamp: false } to allow extrapolation. Degenerate input ranges (from === to) map predictably.
Parameters
- value: number
  Input value to map from inputRange.
- inputRange: [number, number]
  Two-element source range [from, to].
- outputRange: [number, number]
  Two-element destination range mapped via linear interpolation.
- options: { clamp?: boolean } = {}
  Optional settings; clamp defaults to true, constraining the result to outputRange.
Returns number
The linearly mapped value in outputRange; extrapolates when clamp is false.
Example
```
remap(5, [0, 10], [0, 100]); // 50
remap(-5, [-10, 0], [0, 100]); // 50
remap(7.5, [0, 10], [-20, -10]); // -12.5
remap(-5, [0, 10], [0, 100]); // 0 (clamped)
remap(15, [0, 10], [0, 100]); // 100 (clamped)
remap(15, [0, 10], [0, 100], { clamp: false }); // 150
```
- Defined in number.ts:313