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Description

The Vector2Int.Down field is a static, read-only field of the Vector2Int struct. It represents a directional vector pointing downwards in a 2D integer grid. The vector has its Y component set to -1, while the X component is set to 0. This field is useful for operations that require a consistent representation of the downward direction, such as movement or alignment in grid-based systems.

Usage

Use Vector2Int.Down when you need a predefined vector that points downwards in a 2D space. This can be particularly useful in game development for character movement, physics calculations, or any scenario where a downward direction is needed.

Example

// Example of using Vector2Int.Down

// Create a new position vector
Vector2Int position = new Vector2Int(5, 5);

// Move the position down by one unit
position += Vector2Int.Down;

// Output the new position
// Expected output: (5, 4)
Debug.Log($"New Position: {position}");