VectorsPY
Python module to use Vector2 and Vector3 (as in Unity Game Engine - C#) in Python.
- Create Vector2 objects for 2D Vectors (x and y coordinate system)
- Create Vector3 objects for 3D Vectors (x,y and z coordinate system)
- Add, Subtract 2 Vectors
- Get Magnitude of Vector Object
and much more
What's New In this Version
- Function
dot()to calculate Dot (Scaler) Product. - Function
cross()to calculate Cross (Vector) Product. -
.direction()attribute to get dirction of Vector2.
Installation
Using pip -
pip install VectorsPY
General
VectorsPY has 2 Major classes
- Vector2 For 2D Vectors
- Vector3 For 3D Vectors
Usage
To create new 2D Vector use Vector2 class.
new2DVector = Vector2(x_value, y_value)Similarly use Vector3 to create 3D Vector.
new3DVector = Vector3(x_value, y_value, z_value)To create Vector from List, Tuple (iterables) use Miscellaneous function Vector. This will return a new Vector2 or Vector3 object based on iterable passed as argument.
iterable1 = [1,2]
newVector1 = Vector(iterable1) #new Vector2 object from list
iterable2 = (4,5)
newVector2 = Vector(iterable2) #new Vector2 object from tuple
iterable3 = (3,4,5)
newVector3 = Vector(iterable3) #new Vector3 object from tuple
iterable4 = [3,4,5]
newVector4 = Vector(iterable4) #new Vector3 object from list
