How do I get a Vector2?

[Astarteus (Alee)]

Basically, I want to get the Vector2 between two points. (2D space)
I already tried subtracting them but the system still gives me a UDim2 value

my current code:

local A = UDim2.fromOffset(Frame.Position.X.Offset, Frame.Position.Y.Offset - Frame.Size.Y.Offset/2)
local B = UDim2.fromOffset(Frame.Position.X.Offset, Frame.Position.Y.Offset + Frame.Size.Y.Offset/2)

print(typeof(B-A)) -- UDim2 value

Any help?

[DasKairo (Cairo)]

I think AbsolutePosition (Maybe Size) is a Vector2

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How to convert UDim2 (Set of Scale + Offset) to Vector2 (Absolute Size)?

Well to convert you would need to implement this yourself - the scale part of UDim2 depends on the size of the parent, so you would multiply the scale paremeters by the absolute size of the parent GUI. Then you add the offset. local AbsoluteSize = Vector2.new( Gui.Parent.AbsoluteSize.X * UDim2.Size.Scale.X + UDim2.Size.Offset.X, Gui.Parent.AbsoluteSize.Y * UDim2.Size.Scale.Y + UDim2.Size.Offset.Y ) If the parent is a screen gui, use the screen size instead. But why don’t you just use A…

[solsort500 (Gothguy)]

There doesn’t seem to be a constructor or method to do that. If so you would need to use the vector2.new(x,y). And feed it the right x and y.

But it also seems for the vector that you are trying to calculate, you would know in advance what the vector would be. The X component would always be 0 since you are taking a value and subtracting the same value. For y you are taking 1/2 offset - - 1/2 offset. That would be the same as offset. (- - is the same as +. The two halves would be the same as one whole offset.)