Add

What It Does

Adds two 2D vectors together by combining their x and y components independently. This is useful for combining positions, velocities, or any pair of values that can be represented as 2D coordinates.

Inputs

Name	Description	Type	Required
a	The first vector	Vector2	Yes
b	The second vector	Vector2	Yes

Outputs

Name	Description	Type
value	The sum of vectors a and b	Vector2

How to Use It

1. Drag the Add Vector2 node into your graph.

2. Connect a vector (like [10, 20]) to the "a" input.

3. Connect another vector (like [5, 10]) to the "b" input.

4. Run the graph—your output will be [15, 30], the sum of both vectors.

Add Vector2 Example

Tips

• Vector addition is commutative—the order of a and b doesn't matter.

• Use this for combining positions, offsets, dimensions, or any paired numeric values.

See Also

• Subtract Vector2: For finding the difference between two vectors.

• Scale Vector2: For multiplying a vector by a scalar value.

Use Cases

• Position Calculation: Combine a base position with an offset.

• Motion Physics: Add velocity and acceleration vectors together.

• Layout Design: Combine width/height dimensions with margin/padding values.