Vector3 behaving weirdly

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#1 
offset = Vector3.new( block.Size.X % 2, block.Size.Y / 2 ,math.clamp(block.Size.Z - 3 , 0 , math.huge) + 0.5 * block.Size.Z % 2)

All of these methods give the same result despite being different equations that should give different results.
When the part measures 1 unit on every axis, offset equals 0.5,0.5,0.5
When the part measures 2, offest equals 1,1,1
When it measures 3, offset is 1.5,1.5,1.5
But when the part measures 4 units, offset equals 0,0,0 despite the fact that it should be 0,2,1

#2

It’s not a problem with Vector3 but with the rest of your code. For me it works.

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#3

Modulus returns the remained of the division of one number by another:

10 % 2 = 0
8 % 2 = 0
6 % 2 = 0
4 % 2 = 0
2 % 2 = 0

Vector3 isn’t really behaving weirdly in this case, it’s just the equation you supplied that returns static values

#4

Yes but if the part’s size is 3 it should return 1, it returns 1.5, not only that but block.size.Y returns values that are flat out wrong.
I made another script the exact same and it works now smh my head.
Yup it works now

#5

Did you enable the Native Vector3 Type Beta? Or enrolled in Beta Channel? That could probably be why. If so, please report the issue on this DevForum post.

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#6

That is not the problem. That update only improves back-end performance. It does not change the way they work at all.

#7

Oops, i just realized i had a part that kept updating offset´s value wrongly .-.

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