Tile - YVector3 - Move Towards – Ylands

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static moveTowards(a: YVector3, b: YVector3, maxDistance: number): YVector3;

Vector A

Vector B

Maximum distance

YVector3

Moves point A in a straight line towards target point B, limited by maximum distance (meters).

If the target is closer than maximum distance then the returned value will be equal to target.
Negative values of maximum distance can be used to push the point away from the target.

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 ==== a ====
+Vector A
 ==== b ====
+Vector B
 ==== maxDistance ====
+Maximum distance
 === Returns ===
 '''YVector3'''
+=== Availability ===
+[[Ylands:Tile Availability - Client|Client]], [[Ylands:Tile Availability - Server|Server]], [[Ylands:Tile Availability - Custom Controller|Custom Controller]]
 === Description ===
-'''Moves''' a point '''A''' in a straight line '''towards''' a target point '''B''', '''limited''' by maximum distance (meters). If the '''target''' is '''closer''' than '''maximum distance''' then the returned value will be '''equal''' to '''target'''. '''Negative''' values of maximum distance can be used to '''push''' the point '''away''' from the target.
+'''Moves''' point '''A''' in a straight line '''towards''' target point '''B''', '''limited''' by maximum distance (meters).
+=== Notes ===
+* If the '''target''' is '''closer''' than '''maximum distance''' then the returned value will be '''equal''' to '''target'''.
+* '''Negative''' values of maximum distance can be used to '''push''' the point '''away''' from the target.