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|usage = | |usage = normalise the 3D vector, updating it's x, y, and z values, and then returns the length of the 3D vector (because the length was calculated in the normalise code, and may prevent scripts from recalculating it unnecessarily) | ||
|returnInfo = a floating-point number representing the | |returnInfo = a floating-point number representing the length of the 3D vector | ||
|returnFail1 = float 0.0 | |returnFail1 = float 0.0 | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:26, 24 July 2022
Method Server and Client 
Online and Offline
Available since Server 1.0.0, Client 1.0.0
float vec3.normalise(void)
The vec3.normalise method is used to normalise the 3D vector, updating it's x, y, and z values, and then returns the length of the 3D vector (because the length was calculated in the normalise code, and may prevent scripts from recalculating it unnecessarily).
Parameters
| void | This method doesn't take any parameters. |
Return
| float | A floating-point number representing the length of the 3D vector. |
Types
Shared Vec3
Notes
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Examples
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Compatibility
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