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@julian-wasmeier-titanom/vectors

v1.1.4

Published

A simple library for creating vectors and performing operations on them.

Downloads

1

Readme

Vectors

Usage

pnpm add @julian-wasmeier-titanom/vectors

import Vector from '@julian-wasmeier-titanom/vectors'

or

const Vector = require('@julian-wasmeier-titanom/vectors')

new Vector(x, [y], [z])

Creates a new Vector

Vector.add(vector)

Takes a Vector and adds it to the Vector it has been called on. Returns a new Vector with the sum.

Vector.subtract(vector)

Takes a Vector and subtracts it from the Vector it has been called on. Returns a new Vector with the difference.

Vector.dot(vector)

Takes a Vector and returns the dot product of the passed Vector and the Vector it has been called on.

Vector.magnitude

The magnitude of the vector.

Vector.scalarMul(scalar)

Takes a number and returns a new Vector whose values have been multiplied with said scalar.

Vector.cross(vector)

Returns the cross product of the Vector it has been called on and the passed Vector.