Creates and returns a vector of the appropriate size to hold the arguments passed in
For example; if you call vec(3, 4, 0, 2), then the function will return a Vector4 containing those values
There is a global alias "vec" for this function, meaning the "vectors." can be omitted
overload 1:
vectors.vec(x, y)
| Method Property | Fluent Description | Representation |
| x accepts | a Number | |
| y accepts | a Number | |
| Return Value | a Vector2 | |
overload 2:
vectors.vec(x, y, z)
| Method Property | Fluent Description | Representation |
| x accepts | a Number | |
| y accepts | a Number | |
| z accepts | a Number | |
| Return Value | a Vector3 | |
overload 3:
vectors.vec(x, y, z, w)
overload 4:
vectors.vec(x, y, z, w, t)
| Method Property | Fluent Description | Representation |
| x accepts | a Number | |
| y accepts | a Number | |
| z accepts | a Number | |
| w accepts | a Number | |
| t accepts | a Number | |
| Return Value | typings.2002444082
overload 5:
vectors.vec(x, y, z, w, t, h)
| Method Property | Fluent Description | Representation |
| x accepts | a Number | |
| y accepts | a Number | |
| z accepts | a Number | |
| w accepts | a Number | |
| t accepts | a Number | |
| h accepts | a Number | |
| Return Value | typings.2002444083