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Vector2 myVector2;
override void UiTick()
{
Super.UITick();
myVector2.x = 2;
}Directly setting the whole Vector2 myVector2 = (2,2); is not possible, though.
Vector2 field values can be a set in UI scope
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Cherno
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Vector2 field values can be a set in UI scope
Consider an EventHandler with this UITick:
A Vector2 (probably Vector3 as well) x and y values can be set even though it should be forbidden due to UITick being UI-scoped.
Directly setting the whole Vector2 myVector2 = (2,2); is not possible, though.
Directly setting the whole Vector2 myVector2 = (2,2); is not possible, though.