The Vector2.Zero property provides a static instance of a 2D vector where both the X and Y components are set to 0. This is useful for representing a neutral or origin point in 2D space.
The Vector2.Zero property provides a static instance of a 2D vector where both the X and Y components are set to 0. This is useful for representing a neutral or origin point in 2D space.
Use Vector2.Zero when you need a vector with no magnitude or when initializing vectors to a default state. It is a static property, so it can be accessed directly from the Vector2 class without creating an instance.
// Example of using Vector2.Zero
Vector2 position = Vector2.Zero;
// Check if a vector is at the origin
if (position == Vector2.Zero)
{
// Do something if the position is at the origin
}