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Kromster
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I was making a 3rd person player controller in Unity. I want to ask a quick question for anyone who has some knowledge in Vectors. Would Vector3 inputDirection = orientation.forward * verticalInput + orientation.right * horizontalInput;

Would

Vector3 inputDirection = orientation.forward * verticalInput + orientation.right * horizontalInput;

be the same as Vector3 inputDirection = new Vector3(horizontalInput, 0.0f, verticalInput)

Vector3 inputDirection = new Vector3(horizontalInput, 0.0f, verticalInput)

? 

I'm pretty new to Vectors, and would like help understanding how or how they aren't the same. Thanks!

I was making a 3rd person player controller in Unity. I want to ask a quick question for anyone who has some knowledge in Vectors. Would Vector3 inputDirection = orientation.forward * verticalInput + orientation.right * horizontalInput; be the same as Vector3 inputDirection = new Vector3(horizontalInput, 0.0f, verticalInput)? I'm pretty new to Vectors, and would like help understanding how or how they aren't the same. Thanks!

I was making a 3rd person player controller in Unity.

Would

Vector3 inputDirection = orientation.forward * verticalInput + orientation.right * horizontalInput;

be the same as

Vector3 inputDirection = new Vector3(horizontalInput, 0.0f, verticalInput)

? 

I'm pretty new to Vectors, and would like help understanding how or how they aren't the same.

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Johnathan
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Help with understanding Vector3 math

I was making a 3rd person player controller in Unity. I want to ask a quick question for anyone who has some knowledge in Vectors. Would Vector3 inputDirection = orientation.forward * verticalInput + orientation.right * horizontalInput; be the same as Vector3 inputDirection = new Vector3(horizontalInput, 0.0f, verticalInput)? I'm pretty new to Vectors, and would like help understanding how or how they aren't the same. Thanks!