vector.sub

Given two vectors, self and object, this function will subtract object from self to create a new vector. This can also be written as self - object. If either argument was not created with vector.new, this function will not work as designed.

ExampleSubtracts two vectors
Creates two new vectors then adds them together.
Code 
<nowiki>
local vectorA = vector.new(240, 71, -3040)
local vectorB = vector.new(2553, 32, -314)
local vectorC = vector.sub(vectorA, vectorB)
print("My new vector has the components:", vectorC.x, vectorC.y, vectorC.z)
    </nowiki>
Output My new vector has the components: -2313 39 -2726

vector.sub
Function
Syntax
vector.sub(
  • self : table
  • object : table
)
Colon notation: self:sub(
  • object : table
)
Returns table vector
API vector
Source CC:Tweaked (source)
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