Class UnityVectorExtensions

Extensions to the Vector3 class, used by Cinemachine

Inheritance

object

UnityVectorExtensions

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Namespace: Unity.Cinemachine

Assembly: solution.dll

Syntax

public static class UnityVectorExtensions

Fields

Name	Description
Epsilon	A useful Epsilon

Methods

Name	Description
Abs(Vector2)	Component-wise absolute value
Abs(Vector3)	Component-wise absolute value
AlmostZero(Vector3)	Is the vector within Epsilon of zero length?
Angle(Vector3, Vector3)	Much more stable for small angles than Unity's native implementation
ClosestPointOnSegment(Vector2, Vector2, Vector2)	Get the closest point on a line segment.
ClosestPointOnSegment(Vector3, Vector3, Vector3)	Get the closest point on a line segment.
FindIntersection(in Vector2, in Vector2, in Vector2, in Vector2, out Vector2)	Calculates the intersection point defined by line_1 [p1, p2], and line_2 [q1, q2].
IsNaN(Vector2)	Checks if the Vector2 contains NaN for x or y.
IsNaN(Vector3)	Checks if the Vector2 contains NaN for x or y.
IsUniform(Vector2)	Checks whether the vector components are the same value.
IsUniform(Vector3)	Checks whether the vector components are the same value.
NormalizeAngle(float)	Put euler angle in the range of -180...180
ProjectOntoPlane(Vector3, Vector3)	Returns a non-normalized projection of the supplied vector onto a plane as described by its normal
SafeFromToRotation(Vector3, Vector3, Vector3)	Much more stable for small angles than Unity's native implementation
SignedAngle(Vector3, Vector3, Vector3)	Much more stable for small angles than Unity's native implementation
SlerpWithReferenceUp(Vector3, Vector3, float, Vector3)	This is a slerp that mimics a camera operator's movement in that it chooses a path that avoids the lower hemisphere, as defined by the up param
SquareNormalize(Vector2)	Normalized the vector onto the unit square instead of the unit circle