The IsInfinity property of the Vector3 struct checks if any of the vector's components (x, y, or z) are set to infinity. This is useful for validating vector data to ensure it does not contain infinite values, which could lead to computational errors or unexpected behavior in mathematical operations.
Use the IsInfinity property when you need to verify that a Vector3 instance does not contain any infinite values. This can be particularly important in physics calculations, rendering, or any scenario where vector values are expected to be finite.
Vector3 vector = new Vector3(float.PositiveInfinity, 0, 0);
if (vector.IsInfinity)
{
// Handle the case where the vector contains an infinite component
// For example, log an error or reset the vector to a default value
}