Creates a new ObservableVector3d instance.
The x-coordinate of the vector. Default is 0.
The y-coordinate of the vector. Default is 0.
The z-coordinate of the vector. Default is 0.
Optionalcallback: (() => void)The callback function to be called when the point changes. Default is undefined.
Gets the x-coordinate of the point.
Sets the x-coordinate of the point.
The new x-coordinate value.
Gets the y-coordinate of the point.
Sets the y-coordinate of the point.
The new y-coordinate value.
Update this vector values to absolute values
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Add the passed vector to this vector
other vector
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return the angle between this vector and the passed one
other vector
angle in radians
return a clone copy of this vector
Optionalcb: (() => void)callback function to override the clone values
new Vector3d
Copy the components of the given vector into this one
other vector
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calculate the cross product of this vector and the passed one
other vector
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return the distance between this vector and the passed one
other vector
distance
Divide this vector values by the passed value
the value to divide the vector by
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return the dot product of this vector and the passed one
other vector
The dot product.
return true if this vector is equal to the given values or vector
Rest...args: other vector or vector components
true if both vectors are equal
Linearly interpolate between this vector and the given one.
other vector
distance along the line (alpha = 0 will be this vector, and alpha = 1 will be the given one).
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Update this vector with the maximum value between this and the passed vector
other vector
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Update this vector with the minimum value between this and the passed vector
other vector
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interpolate the position of this vector on the x and y axis towards the given one by the given maximum step.
other vector
the maximum step per iteration (Negative values will push the vector away from the target)
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project this vector on to another vector.
The vector to project onto.
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Project this vector onto a vector of unit length.
This is slightly more efficient than project when dealing with unit vectors.
The unit vector to project onto.
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Rotate this vector (counter-clockwise) by the specified angle (in radians) around the z axis
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Multiply this vector values by the given scalar
x component
Optionaly: number = xy component
Optionalz: number = 1z component
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Multiply this vector values by the passed vector
other vector
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Sets the x and y coordinates of the point.
The new x-coordinate value.
The new y-coordinate value.
The new z-coordinate value.
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Sets the x and y coordinates of the point without triggering the callback.
The new x-coordinate value.
The new y-coordinate value.
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set the Vector x and y properties using the passed vector
other vector
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set the Vector x and y properties to 0
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Substract the passed vector to this vector
other vector
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Convert this vector into 2d coordinate space
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Convert this vector into isometric coordinate space
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Represents a point in a 3D coordinate vector that can be observed for changes.