endstone::Location

Represents a 3-dimensional location in a dimension within a level.

Bases: endstone::Position

Functions:

Location

template <typename T, typename>
Location(T x, T y, T z, float pitch = 0.0, float yaw = 0.0)

template <typename T, typename>
Location(T x, T y, T z, float pitch, Dimension &dimension)

template <typename T, typename>
Location(T x, T y, T z, float pitch, float yaw, Dimension &dimension)

Position

template <typename T, typename> Position(T x, T y, T z)

template <typename T, typename> Position(T x, T y, T z, Dimension &dimension)

getDirection

Vector getDirection() const

Gets a unit-vector pointing in the direction that this Location is facing.

Returns:

a vector pointing the direction of this location’s pitch and yaw

getPitch

float getPitch() const

Gets the pitch of this location, measured in degrees.

Returns:

the incline’s pitch

getYaw

float getYaw() const

Gets the yaw of this location, measured in degrees.

Returns:

the rotation’s yaw

setPitch

void setPitch(float pitch)

Sets the pitch of this location, measured in degrees.

• A pitch of 0 represents level forward facing.
• A pitch of 90 represents downward facing, or negative y direction.
• A pitch of -90 represents upward facing, or positive y direction.

Increasing pitch values the equivalent of looking down.

Parameters:

• pitch new incline’s pitch

setYaw

void setYaw(float yaw)

Sets the yaw of this location, measured in degrees.

• A yaw of 0 or 360 represents the positive z direction.
• A yaw of 180 represents the negative z direction.
• A yaw of 90 represents the negative x direction.
• A yaw of 270 represents the positive x direction.

Increasing yaw values are the equivalent of turning to your right-facing, increasing the scale of the next respective axis, and decreasing the scale of the previous axis.

Parameters:

• yaw new rotation’s yaw