vec3.addPolar: Difference between revisions

Latest revision as of 19:00, 15 June 2026

Method Server and Client Online and Offline

Available since Server 1.0.0, Client 1.0.0

Vec3 vec3.addPolar(float radius, float angle)

The vec3.addPolar method is used to fetch a new 3D vector with a 2D offset added to the vector, calculated with the polar co-ordinate system. The new vector's z co-ordinate is copied.

Parameters

1)	float	radius	The radius of the circle.
2)	float	angle	The angle of the line.

Return

Vec3	The new 3D vector.

Types

Shared Vec3

Notes

There aren't any notes for this method.

Examples

Example 1 - JavaScript - Server-Side:

let position = client.player.position.addPolar(15.0, client.player.heading + (Math.PI/2.0));

Example 2 - JavaScript - Client-Side:

let position = localClient.player.position.addPolar(15.0, localClient.player.heading + (Math.PI/2.0));

Compatibility

There isn't any compatibility information for this method.

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-{{ScriptItem
+{{ScriptItem2
-|endpoint = shared
+|name = addPolar
+|side = shared
 |type = method
 |class = Vec3
-|name = addPolar
+|games = iii vc sa iv
-|parameters = float radius, float angle
+|desc = fetch a new 3D vector with a 2D offset added to the vector, calculated with the polar co-ordinate system. The new vector's z co-ordinate is copied
-|parameter1 = float radius The radius of the circle.
+|arg1 = float radius The radius of the circle.
-|parameter2 = float angle The angle of the line.
+|arg2 = float angle The angle of the line.
-|returnTypes = Vec3
+|return = Vec3 the new 3D vector
-|returnInfo = the new 3D vector
+|freturn = Vec3 Vec3(0.0,0.0,0.0)
-|usage = fetch a new 3D vector with a 2D offset added to the vector, calculated with the polar co-ordinate system. The new vector's z co-ordinate is copied
+|exampleJSSS = let position = client.player.position.addPolar(15.0, client.player.heading + (Math.PI/2.0));
-|returnFail1 = Vec3 Vec3(0.0,0.0,0.0)
+|exampleJSCS = let position = localClient.player.position.addPolar(15.0, localClient.player.heading + (Math.PI/2.0));
 }}