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:angles
vec_object:angles(pitch: number, yaw: number): vector
pitch
number
Pitch component of the angle
yaw
number
Yaw component of the angle
Converts the angle into a forward vector overwriting the vector's coordinates. Returns itself.
vec_object:angles(vector: angle): vector
angle
vector
Angle vector component
Converts the angle into a forward vector overwriting the vector's coordinates. Returns itself.
vec_object:angles(): vector
Returns the angle vector representing the normal of the vector.
:ceil
vec_object:ceil(): vector
Ceils & overwrites the x, y, and z coordinates of a vector. Returns itself.
:clone
vec_object:clone(): vector
Creates and returns a copy of the vector.
:closest_ray_point
vec_object:closest_ray_point(ray_start: vector, ray_end: vector): vector
ray_start
vector
Ray start position
ray_end
vector
Ray end position
Returns the vector of the closest point along a ray.
:cross
vec_object:cross(other: vector): vector
other
vector
The vector to calculate the cross product with
Returns the cross product of two given vectors.
:dist
vec_object:dist(other: vector): number
other
vector
The vector to get the distance to
Returns the Euclidean distance between the two given vectors.
:dist2d
vec_object:dist2d(other: vector): number
other
vector
The vector to get the distance to
Returns the 2D distance to another vector.
:dist2dsqr
vec_object:dist2dsqr(other: vector): number
other
vector
The vector to get the squared distance to
Returns the squared 2D distance to another vector.
:distsqr
vec_object:distsqr(other: vector): number
other
vector
The vector to get the squared distance to
Returns the squared Euclidean distance to another vector.
:dist_to_ray
vec_object:dist_to_ray(ray_start: vector, ray_direction: vector): number
ray_start
vector
Ray start position
ray_direction
vector
Ray direction
Returns the distance to a ray.
:dot
vec_object:dot(other: vector): number
other
vector
The vector to calculate the dot product with
Returns the dot product of the two given vectors.
:floor
vec_object:floor(): vector
Rounds the x, y, and z coordinates of the vector down to the largest integer that is less than or equal. Returns itself.
:in_range
vec_object:in_range(other: vector, range: number): boolean
other
vector
The vector to calculate the distance to
range
number
The distance
Returns true if the vector is within the given distance to another vector.
:init
vec_object:init(x: number, y: number, z: number): vector
x
number
New X coordinate
y
number
New Y coordinate
z
number
New Z coordinate
Overwrites the vector's coordinates. Returns itself.
:length
vec_object:length(): number
Returns the Euclidean length of the vector.
:length2d
vec_object:length2d(): number
Returns the length of the vector in two dimensions, without the Z axis.
:length2dsqr
vec_object:length2dsqr(): number
Returns the squared length of the vectors x and y value.
:lengthsqr
vec_object:lengthsqr(): number
Returns the squared length of the vector.
:lerp
vec_object:lerp(other: vector, weight: number): vector
other
vector
The vector to interpolate to
weight
number
A value between 0 and 1 that indicates the weight of other
Returns the linearly interpolated vector between two vectors by the specified weight.
:normalize
vec_object:normalize(): number
Normalizes the vector and returns the length of the vector.
:normalized
vec_object:normalized(): vector
Returns a vector with the same direction as the specified vector, but with a length of one.
:scale
vec_object:scale(scalar: number): vector
scalar
number
The scalar value
Multiplies the vector by the specified scalar.
:scaled
vec_object:scaled(scalar: number): vector
scalar
number
The scalar value.
Returns a copy of the vector multiplied by the specified scalar.
:to
vec_object:to(other: vector): vector
other
vector
The vector to get the direction to.
Returns the forward vector from itself to another vector.
:to_screen
vec_object:to_screen(): vector
Returns a vector containing the coordinates where the specified position vector appears on the screen.
:unpack
vec_object:unpack(): number, number, number
Returns the x, y, and z coordinates of the vector. Note that these fields can be accessed by indexing x, y, and z.
:vectors
vec_object:vectors(): vector, vector
Returns the right and up vector of a forward vector.
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