The IsZeroLength property of the Vector2Int struct indicates whether the length of the vector is zero. This property is useful for quickly checking if a vector is effectively a zero vector, meaning both its x and y components are zero.
The IsZeroLength property of the Vector2Int struct indicates whether the length of the vector is zero. This property is useful for quickly checking if a vector is effectively a zero vector, meaning both its x and y components are zero.
Use the IsZeroLength property when you need to determine if a Vector2Int instance represents a zero vector. This can be particularly useful in scenarios where you need to avoid operations on zero-length vectors, such as normalization or division.
Vector2Int vector = new Vector2Int(0, 0);
if (vector.IsZeroLength)
{
// Handle zero-length vector case
// For example, skip certain operations or provide a default behavior
}