Vector3

Overview

Vector3 is a class in Aspose.3d for Typescript. Inherits from: Vector3.

Vector3 provides full 3‑D vector functionality including dot and cross products, normalization, angle calculation, trigonometric helpers, component‑wise arithmetic, and static unit vectors (zero, one, unitX/Y/Z).

Properties

Name	Type	Access	Description
`x`	`number`	Read	Is the X coordinate of the vector
`y`	`number`	Read
`z`	`number`	Read
`length`	`number`	Read
`length2`	`number`	Read	Is the squared length of the vector
`zero`	`Vector3`	Read	Is a static vector (0,0,0)
`one`	`Vector3`	Read	Is a static vector (1,1,1)
`unitX`	`Vector3`	Read	Is a static unit vector along the X axis (1,0,0)
`unitY`	`Vector3`	Read
`unitZ`	`Vector3`	Read

Methods

Signature	Description
`constructor(x: number, y: number, z: number)`	Creates a new Vector3 from components, a single value, or another FVector3
`constructor(vec: FVector3)`
`constructor(v: number)`
`constructor(x: number \| FVector3, y: number, z: number)`
`set(newX: number, newY: number, newZ: number)`	Assigns new X, Y, Z values to the vector
`dot(rhs: Vector3)` → `number`	Returns the dot product of this vector with another Vector3
`cross(rhs: Vector3)` → `Vector3`
`normalize()` → `Vector3`	Returns a unit-length vector in the same direction
`angleBetween(dir: Vector3, up: Vector3)` → `number`	Returns the angle in radians between this direction and another, using an up vector
`sin()` → `Vector3`	Returns a vector whose components are the sine of this vector’s components
`cos()` → `Vector3`
`compareTo(other: Vector3)` → `number`	Returns a numeric comparison result with another Vector3
`parse(input: string)` → `Vector3`	Creates a Vector3 from a string representation
`getItem(key: number)` → `number`
`setItem(key: number, value: number)`	Sets the component at the given index to a value
`toString()` → `string`
`equals(other: Vector3)` → `boolean`	Checks if this vector equals another Vector3
`minus(v: Vector3)` → `Vector3`	Returns a new Vector3 that is this vector minus another
`times(scalar: number)` → `Vector3`	Returns a new Vector3 scaled by the given scalar