Difference between revisions of "Category:LSL Vector"

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Vector

A vector is a data type that contains a set of three float values. Each element can be accessed individually by appending .x, .y, or .z to the variable name.

Vectors can be used to hold the following:

Position: x, y and z are in metres.
Velocity: x, y and z represent speeds.
Colour: Red is x, Green is y and Blue is z.

Vectors support the following operations:

Addition, Operator "+"
Subtraction, Operator "-"
Multiplication (Dot Product), Operator "*"
Cross Product, Operator "%"

A vector can be multiplied or divided by a Quaternion to rotate it.

Example

vector test=<1.0, 2.0, 3.0>;
llOwnerSay((string)test.z); // Outputs 3.0

Subcategories

This category has the following 2 subcategories, out of 2 total.

D

LSL Vector/direction

V

LSL Functions/Returns a vector

Pages in category "LSL Vector"

The following 6 pages are in this category, out of 6 total.

T

V

Z

ZERO VECTOR

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 ==Vector==
-A datatype that contains a set of three [[LSL_float|float]] values.  Each element can be accessed individually by appending .x, .y, or .z to the variable name.
+A vector is a data [[:Category:LSL Types|type]] that contains a set of three [[LSL_float|float]] values.  Each element can be accessed individually by appending .x, .y, or .z to the variable name.
+Vectors can be used to hold the following:
+* Position: x, y and z are in metres.
+* Velocity: x, y and z represent speeds.
+* [[:Category:LSL Color|Colour]]: Red is x, Green is y and Blue is z.
 Vectors support the following operations: