Initializes an integer vector with given components.

The X component of this integer vector.

The Y component of this integer vector.

Return the angle of this vector in degrees, always between 0 and 360.

Whether the length of this vector is zero or not.

Length (or magnitude) of the integer vector (Distance from 0,0)

Squared length of the integer vector. This is faster than Length, and can be used for things like comparing distances, as long as only squared values are used."/>

Returns a unit version of this vector. Keep in mind this returns a Vector2 and not a Vector2Int.

Returns an integer vector that runs perpendicular to this one.

Returns a new integer vector with all values positive. -5 becomes 5, ect.

Returns an integer vector that has the maximum values on each axis of the two input vectors.

Returns an integer vector that has the minimum values on each axis of the two input vectors.

Returns the distance between this vector and another.

Returns true if value on every axis is less than or equal to tolerance

Snap to grid along any of the 2 axes.

Returns this integer vector with given X component.

Returns this integer vector with given Y component.

An integer vector with Y set to -1. This represents the down direction.

An integer vector with X set to -1. This represents the left direction.

An integer vector with all components set to 1.

An integer vector with X set to 1. This represents the right direction.

An integer vector with Y set to 1. This represents the up direction.

An integer vector with all components set to 0.

Returns an integer vector that has the maximum values on each axis between 2 given vectors.

Returns an integer vector that has the minimum values on each axis between 2 given vectors.

Given a string, try to convert this into a Vector2Int. Example formatting is "x,y", "[x,y]", "x y", etc.