The AddClamped method adds a specified vector to the current vector, but ensures that the resulting vector's length does not exceed a specified maximum length. This is useful for operations where you want to add a vector but need to ensure the result stays within a certain magnitude.
To use the AddClamped method, call it on an instance of Vector3, passing in the vector to add and the maximum length as parameters. The method will return a new Vector3 that is the result of the addition, clamped to the specified maximum length.
Vector3 currentVector = new Vector3(1, 2, 3); Vector3 vectorToAdd = new Vector3(4, 5, 6); float maxLength = 10.0f; Vector3 result = currentVector.AddClamped(ref vectorToAdd, maxLength); // result is a Vector3 that is the sum of currentVector and vectorToAdd, but clamped to a length of 10.0