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Vector2 node (constant)

Create a 2D vector that doesn't change.
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Last updated 10 months ago
Use the Vector2 constant node to create a 2D vector that doesn't change. It’s useful for positions or directions on a flat plane (X and Y), such as User Interface (UI) coordinates or 2D movement.

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X
Float
The horizontal component.
Y
Float
The vertical component.
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