The Vector2Int.Zero field is a static, read-only field of the Vector2Int struct. It represents a vector with both the X and Y components set to 0. This is useful for initializing or resetting vectors to a neutral state where no movement or direction is represented.
You can use Vector2Int.Zero whenever you need a vector with no magnitude or direction. It is often used as a default value or to compare against other vectors to check if they are effectively zero.
// Example of using Vector2Int.Zero Vector2Int position = Vector2Int.Zero; // Check if a vector is zero Vector2Int velocity = new Vector2Int(0, 0); bool isStationary = velocity == Vector2Int.Zero;
