SFramework provides a more 2D-intuitive way of using the native Vector3 class. Everything you can do with a Vector3 in CraftStudio, you can also do with a Vector2, as it is simply an alias for Vector3. Vector2 provides just a couple of overrides that make sense in a 2D context, which you can find information on here. For documentation on Vector3 functions, you can find it on the CraftStudio wiki here.
Syntactic sugar for the Vector3:New() function. Returns a Vector3 with Z value 0
x - number the X value of the vector (also the Y value if it is the only argument)y - number (optional) the Y value of the vector
```lua local myTwoArgVector2 = Vector2:New(1, 2) print(myTwoArgVector2) – prints {x=1, y=2, z=0}
local myOneArgVector2 = Vector2:New(1) print(myOneArgVector2) – prints {x=1, y=1, z=0}
## Vector2:Forward
Overrides `Vector3:Forward()` to error every time. This is because we don't want to worry about anyting on the Z axis when using a Vector2
### Example
```lua
-- this will spit an error out in the game log
local myVector2 = Vector2:Forward()
Overrides Vector3:UnitZ() to error every time. This is because we don’t want to worry about anyting on the Z axis when using a Vector2
-- this will spit an error out in the game log
local myVector2 = Vector2:UnitZ()