__sub__ is simply implementing the standard operators..So this will work fine:
import nuke
vec1 = nuke.math.Vector3(1.0,1.0,1.0)
vec2 = nuke.math.Vector3(2.0,2.0,2.0)
print vec1-vec2
->
# Result:
{-1, -1, -1}
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Thorsten
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Betreff: [Nuke-python] Subtracting Vectors using nuke.math
Hi all
Can anyone shed some light on some vector math for me? I'm trying to subtract 1
Vector3 from another and I'm totally stumped.
Running help(nuke.math.Vector3) gives me this info:
| __sub__(...)
| __sub__( (Vector3)arg1, (Vector3)arg2) -> object :
but I've no idea how to use it.
Any help greatly appreciated!
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