Struct Int3 Extends System::IEquatable<Int3>

bool Equals (

System.Object

obj

)

bool Equals (

Int3

other

)

int GetHashCode ()

Int3 (

Vector3

position

)

Int3 (

int	_x
int	_y
int	_z

)

Int3 Normal2D ()

Normal in 2D space (XZ).

Equivalent to Cross(this, Int3(0,1,0) ) except that the Y coordinate is left unchanged with this operation.

string ToString ()

Returns a nicely formatted string representing the vector.

float Angle (

Int3	lhs
Int3	rhs

)

Angle between the vectors in radians.

int Dot (

Int3	lhs
Int3	rhs

)

long DotLong (

Int3	lhs
Int3	rhs

)

Int3 Max (

Int3	lhs
Int3	rhs

)

Int3 Min (

Int3	lhs
Int3	rhs

)

static operator Int3 (

Vector3

ob

)

static operator Vector3 (

Int3

ob

)

static operator float3 (

Int3

ob

)

static operator int3 (

Int3

ob

)

implicit operator string (

Int3

obj

)

bool operator!= (

Int3	lhs
Int3	rhs

)

Int3 operator* (

Int3	lhs
int	rhs

)

Int3 operator* (

Int3	lhs
float	rhs

)

Int3 operator* (

Int3	lhs
double	rhs

)

Int3 operator+ (

Int3	lhs
Int3	rhs

)

Int3 operator- (

Int3	lhs
Int3	rhs

)

Int3 operator- (

Int3

lhs

)

Int3 operator/ (

Int3	lhs
float	rhs

)

bool operator== (

Int3	lhs
Int3	rhs

)

int costMagnitude

Magnitude used for the cost between two nodes.

The default cost between two nodes can be calculated like this: int cost = (node1.position-node2.position).costMagnitude;


This is simply the magnitude, rounded to the nearest integer

float magnitude

Returns the magnitude of the vector.

The magnitude is the 'length' of the vector from 0,0,0 to this point. Can be used for distance calculations: Debug.Log ("Distance between 3,4,5 and 6,7,8 is: "+(new Int3(3,4,5) - new Int3(6,7,8)).magnitude);


float sqrMagnitude

The squared magnitude of the vector.

long sqrMagnitudeLong

The squared magnitude of the vector.

int?? this[int i]

int x

int y

int z

const float FloatPrecision = 1000F

Precision as a float

const int Precision = 1000

Precision for the integer coordinates.

One world unit is divided into [value] pieces. A value of 1000 would mean millimeter precision, a value of 1 would mean meter precision (assuming 1 world unit = 1 meter). This value affects the maximum coordinates for nodes as well as how large the cost values are for moving between two nodes. A higher value means that you also have to set all penalty values to a higher value to compensate since the normal cost of moving will be higher.

const float PrecisionFactor = 0.001F

1 divided by Precision

Int3 zero