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What does "Vector3.new()" Mean?

Ive Never understood what it meant, but ive always known how to use?

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To start, Vector3 is just a value with 3 numbers inside it. The 3 numbers represent the X,Y, and Z axises. When you say Vector3.new() you are creating 3 new numbers for the X,Y, and Z axises.

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Ok ,now i understand, bc i use Vector3.new for many things to chang X, Y, And X, but i didnt know that thats all it could be.

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*axes

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yea your right Octillerysnacker and if you want something to move in your game the code is local part = script.Parent for i = 1,50 do part.Position = part.Position + Vector3.new(0,0,1) wait(0.3) end

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