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| + | ''"mod" redirects here. For the ''modulo operator'', see [[Operators#For_Numbers|here]]. For a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modding modded] script, plugin, etc., search for that item by name. | ||
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A mathematical operation, defined as the remainder after an integer division. | A mathematical operation, defined as the remainder after an integer division. | ||
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In image processing, to say that a resolution is ''mod 16'' means that the both the width and height are a multiple of ''16'', i.e. '''width mod 16 = 0''' and '''height mod 16 = 0'''. | In image processing, to say that a resolution is ''mod 16'' means that the both the width and height are a multiple of ''16'', i.e. '''width mod 16 = 0''' and '''height mod 16 = 0'''. | ||
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| + | Sometimes written as 'mod8', 'mod16' etc. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:51, 20 December 2015
"mod" redirects here. For the modulo operator, see here. For a modded script, plugin, etc., search for that item by name.
A mathematical operation, defined as the remainder after an integer division.
Thus a mod b = 'the smallest positive remainder of a' after subtracting as many times b as possible.
Examples:
15 mod 4 = 3 since 15-3*4 = 3 42 mod 9 = 6 since 42-4*9 = 6 15 mod 5 = 0 since 15-3*5 = 0, etc ...
In image processing, to say that a resolution is mod 16 means that the both the width and height are a multiple of 16, i.e. width mod 16 = 0 and height mod 16 = 0.
Sometimes written as 'mod8', 'mod16' etc.
