Maybe you're not familiar with the English language terms but otherwise it's totally high school stuff
15:42
they teach you how to scale a vector, they teach you how to calculate the length of a vector
15:43
I don't remember if they talk about normalization specifically because I didn't pay attention in that particular class... but I'd kinda expect they do since it's such a common operation?
15:43
they teach you that scaling vectors follows the rules of normal multiplication
well it's obvious from a certain point of view.
if you know the core structure of a vector and how basic math within a vector works, it's simple(r) to figure it out
15:46
and ofc - knowing what "normalizing" means and how to do that as a general term (edited)
risu
but I think it's pretty obvious that if you want something to become 1 you multiply it by its inverse
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