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|eff=  |= Multiplayer Effects
|gr1= Math - Vectors
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|gr2= Render Time Scope
| Converts vector from model to world space in render time scope. |= Description
 
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|descr= Converts vector from model to world space in render time scope.
| object '''vectorModelToWorldVisual''' modelDir |= Syntax
{{Feature|important|For [[setObjectScale|scaled objects]], the resulting vector's [[vectorMagnitude|magnitude]] will also be [[vectorMultiply|multiplied]] by the object scale.}}
|p1= object: [[Object]] |= Parameter 1
 
|p2= modelDir: [[Array]] - vector direction in model space in format [x,y,z] |= Parameter 2
|s1= object [[vectorModelToWorldVisual]] modelDir
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|p4=  |= Parameter 4
|p1= object: [[Object]]
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|p6=  |= Parameter 6
|p2= modelDir: [[Array]] - vector direction in model space in format [x,y,z]
|  [[Array]] - vector direction in world space in format [x,y,z] |= Return Value
|x1=Convert model space vector [0,-10,4] to world space; vector gets rotated according to _airplane:
<code>_airplane [[vectorModelToWorldVisual]] [0,-10,4];</code>|= Example 1
|[[vectorDirVisual]], [[modelToWorldVisual]], [[addForce]], [[addTorque]], [[vectorModelToWorld]], [[vectorWorldToModel]], [[vectorWorldToModelVisual]]|= See Also
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|r1= [[Array]] - vector direction in world space in format [x,y,z]
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|x1= Convert model space vector [0,-10,4] to world space; vector gets rotated according to _airplane:  
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<sqf>_airplane vectorModelToWorldVisual [0,-10,4];</sqf>


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|seealso= [[vectorDirVisual]] [[modelToWorldVisual]] [[addForce]] [[addTorque]] [[vectorModelToWorld]] [[vectorWorldToModel]] [[vectorWorldToModelVisual]]
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Latest revision as of 20:57, 7 May 2022

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Description

Description:
Converts vector from model to world space in render time scope.
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For scaled objects, the resulting vector's magnitude will also be multiplied by the object scale.
Groups:
Math - VectorsRender Time Scope

Syntax

Syntax:
object vectorModelToWorldVisual modelDir
Parameters:
object: Object
modelDir: Array - vector direction in model space in format [x,y,z]
Return Value:
Array - vector direction in world space in format [x,y,z]

Examples

Example 1:
Convert model space vector [0,-10,4] to world space; vector gets rotated according to _airplane:
_airplane vectorModelToWorldVisual [0,-10,4];

Additional Information

See also:
vectorDirVisual modelToWorldVisual addForce addTorque vectorModelToWorld vectorWorldToModel vectorWorldToModelVisual

Notes

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