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==const [[Vector]] '''vec3_origin'''(0,0,0)== | |||
vec3_origin can be used in situations where a specific Vector does not apply to specific functions (i.e. [[tempent]]s). It can also be compared to other Vectors to test whether or not they are initialized. | vec3_origin can be used in situations where a specific Vector does not apply to specific functions (i.e. [[tempent]]s). It can also be compared to other Vectors to test whether or not they are initialized. | ||
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Warning: Display title "vec3_origin" overrides earlier display title "Vec3 origin".
const Vector vec3_origin(0,0,0)
vec3_origin can be used in situations where a specific Vector does not apply to specific functions (i.e. tempents). It can also be compared to other Vectors to test whether or not they are initialized.