Vector2¶

Vector2 class does handle two dimensional vector operations required by the colliders. It’s not very efficient and using this class in you own code is not advised.

class pygame_colliders.Vector2(x: Union[float, int], y: Union[float, int])[source]¶

A class to handle 2 dimensional vector operations.

Example of usage:

vec_a = Vector2(12.1, 23.4)
vec_b = Vector2(2.5, 11.73)
vec_c = vec_b - vec_a

Parameters:	x (float, int) – x component of the vector y (float, int) – y component of the vector

normalize() → pygame_colliders.vector.Vector2[source]¶: Normalizes vector (makes it as a unit vector) :return: Normalized vector :rtype: Vector2

normalize_ip() → pygame_colliders.vector.Vector2[source]¶

Normalizes vector (makes it as a unit vector) in-place modifying this vector itself.

Returns:	self
Return type:	Vector2

x¶

Return x component of the vector.

Getter:	a component value.
Setter:	a new component value.
Type:	float, int

xy¶

Return x and y component of the vector as a tuple.

Getter:	a component value as a tuple.
Setter:	a new component value.
Type:	tuple(float/int, float/int)

y¶

Return y component of the vector.

Getter:	a component value.
Setter:	a new component value.
Type:	float, int