VectorsAPI.vec

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 Number 
   
y accepts a Number Number 
   
Return Value a Vector2 Vector2 
   
overload 2:
                        
vectors.vec(x, y, z)  
 Method Property Fluent Description Representation
x accepts a Number Number 
   
y accepts a Number Number 
   
z accepts a Number Number 
   
Return Value a Vector3 Vector3 
   
overload 3:
                        
vectors.vec(x, y, z, w)  
 Method Property Fluent Description Representation
x accepts a Number Number 
   
y accepts a Number Number 
   
z accepts a Number Number 
   
w accepts a Number Number 
   
Return Value a Vector4 Vector4 
   
overload 4:
                        
vectors.vec(x, y, z, w, t)  
 typings.2002444082Method Property Fluent Description Representation
x accepts a Number Number 
   
y accepts a Number Number 
   
z accepts a Number Number 
   
w accepts a Number Number 
   
t accepts a Number Number 
   
Return Value   
 
overload 5:
                        
vectors.vec(x, y, z, w, t, h)  
 typings.2002444083Method Property Fluent Description Representation
x accepts a Number Number 
   
y accepts a Number Number 
   
z accepts a Number Number 
   
w accepts a Number Number 
   
t accepts a Number Number 
   
h accepts a Number Number 
   
Return Value

Global Objects

Miscellaneous Types

Miscelanous

action_wheel

animations

nameplate

world

vanilla_model

models

player

events

keybind

vectors

matrices

sounds

pings

Miscellaneous Enums

VectorsAPI.vec

Method Property	Fluent Description	Representation
x accepts	a Number	`Number`
y accepts	a Number	`Number`
Return Value	a Vector2	`Vector2`