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Vector3.greaterOrEqualsThan()

Instance method on Vector3.

Description​

  • Checks if this Vector3 is greater than or equal to the specified object (by magnitude). |
  • Checks if this Vector3 is greater than or equal to the specified value (by magnitude). |
  • Checks if this Vector3 is greater than or equal to the specified value (by magnitude). |
  • Checks if this Vector3 is greater than or equal to the specified value (by magnitude). |
  • Checks if this Vector3 is greater than or equal to the specified value (by magnitude). |

Method Signature​

greaterOrEqualsThan(Object)
greaterOrEqualsThan(float)
greaterOrEqualsThan(int)
greaterOrEqualsThan(long)
greaterOrEqualsThan(double)

Mathematical Definition​

Component-wise or runtime-defined transformation based on overload.

Parameters​

  • Object: polymorphic operand; runtime resolves supported numeric/vector types.
  • float: scalar numeric input.
  • int: integer numeric input (converted as needed by the runtime).
  • long: integer numeric input (converted as needed by the runtime).
  • double: scalar numeric input.

Returns​

  • boolean: returned by overloads of this method.

Mutability​

  • Does not modify the current vector unless explicitly using a Local/Equal variant.

Edge Cases​

  • Zero vectors can produce degenerate outputs for geometric methods.
  • NaN and Infinity inputs propagate according to IEEE-754 floating-point behavior.
  • Repeated operations may accumulate floating-point precision error.

Usage Example​

Vector3 a = new Vector3(1f, 2f, 3f);
// Call the method according to your overload requirements.
// Example:
// a.greaterOrEqualsThan(...);

Mathematical Example​

Example input/output depends on overload; for vector arithmetic operations this is typically computed per-component.

Visualization​