Vector2
A two-component vector that can represent a position or direction.
Constructors
Constructor Name | Return Type | Description | Tags |
---|---|---|---|
Vector2.New([number x, number y]) |
Vector2 |
Constructs a Vector2 with the given x , y values, defaults to (0, 0). |
None |
Vector2.New(number) |
Vector2 |
Constructs a Vector2 with x , y values both set to the given value. |
None |
Vector2.New(Vector3 v) |
Vector2 |
Constructs a Vector2 with x , y values from the given Vector3. |
None |
Vector2.New(Vector2 v) |
Vector2 |
Constructs a Vector2 with x , y values from the given Vector2. |
None |
Constants
Constant Name | Return Type | Description | Tags |
---|---|---|---|
Vector2.ZERO |
Vector2 |
(0, 0) | None |
Vector2.ONE |
Vector2 |
(1, 1) | None |
Properties
Property Name | Return Type | Description | Tags |
---|---|---|---|
x |
number |
The x component of the Vector2. |
Read-Write |
y |
number |
The y component of the Vector2. |
Read-Write |
size |
number |
The magnitude of the Vector2. | Read-Only |
sizeSquared |
number |
The squared magnitude of the Vector2. | Read-Only |
Functions
Function Name | Return Type | Description | Tags |
---|---|---|---|
GetNormalized() |
Vector2 |
Returns a new Vector2 with size 1, but still pointing in the same direction. Returns (0, 0) if the vector is too small to be normalized. | None |
GetAbs() |
Vector2 |
Returns a new Vector2 with each component the absolute value of the component from this Vector2. | None |
Class Functions
Class Function Name | Return Type | Description | Tags |
---|---|---|---|
Vector2.Lerp(Vector2 from, Vector2 to, number progress) |
Vector2 |
Linearly interpolates between two vectors by the specified progress amount and returns the resultant Vector2. | None |
Operators
Operator Name | Return Type | Description | Tags |
---|---|---|---|
Vector2 + Vector2 |
Vector2 |
Component-wise addition. | None |
Vector2 + number |
Vector2 |
Adds the right-side number to each of the components in the left side and returns the resulting Vector2. | None |
Vector2 - Vector2 |
Vector2 |
Component-wise subtraction. | None |
Vector2 - number |
Vector2 |
Subtracts the right-side number from each of the components in the left side and returns the resulting Vector2. | None |
Vector2 * Vector2 |
Vector2 |
Component-wise multiplication. | None |
Vector2 * number |
Vector2 |
Multiplies each component of the Vector2 by the right-side number. | None |
number * Vector2 |
Vector2 |
Multiplies each component of the Vector2 by the left-side number. | None |
Vector2 / Vector2 |
Vector2 |
Component-wise division. | None |
Vector2 / number |
Vector2 |
Divides each component of the Vector2 by the right-side number. | None |
-Vector2 |
Vector2 |
Returns the negation of the Vector2. | None |
Vector2 .. Vector2 |
number |
Returns the dot product of the Vector2s. | None |
Vector2 ^ Vector2 |
number |
Returns the cross product of the Vector2s. | None |
Examples
Example using:
New
Lerp
x
y
This client script demonstrates how to animate a UI Panel
to make it enter and exit the screen smoothly. By calling either Show()
or Hide()
we set the panel's desired position. In the Tick function we use Lerp()
to update the value, which gives the animation an "ease out" behavior.
local UI_PANEL = script:GetCustomProperty("UIPanel"):WaitForObject()
local LERP_SPEED = 12
local START_POS = Vector2.New(UI_PANEL.x, UI_PANEL.y)
local destination = START_POS
function Show()
destination = START_POS
end
function Hide()
destination.y = START_POS.y + 800
end
function Tick(deltaTime)
local t = CoreMath.Clamp(deltaTime * LERP_SPEED)
local pos = Vector2.New(UI_PANEL.x, UI_PANEL.y)
pos = Vector2.Lerp(pos, destination, t)
UI_PANEL.x = pos.x
UI_PANEL.y = pos.y
end
See also: CoreObject.GetCustomProperty | CoreObjectReference.WaitForObject | UIControl.x
Example using:
x
y
In this client script we listen for the player's shoot action (for example Left mouse click) then print the position of their cursor to the event log.
function OnActionPressed(player, action)
if action == "Shoot" then
local cursorPos = Input.GetCursorPosition()
if cursorPos then
print("Clicked at: " .. cursorPos.x .. ", " .. cursorPos.y)
else
print("Clicked at an undefined position.")
end
end
end
Input.actionPressedEvent:Connect(OnActionPressed)
See also: Input.GetCursorPosition | Game.GetLocalPlayer
Dernière mise à jour:
12 avril 2022