CATEGORY NAME: MATH & VECTOR FUNCTIONS

Vector::dot(Vector1, Vector2);
	ARG:
	   Vector1: Is a Vector that has an X, Y and Z value."100 32 3"
	   Vector2: Is a Vector that has an X, Y and Z value."34 77 45"
	EXPLAIN: Will perform the dot product on the two vectors.
	USED IN: Item.cs
	RETURN: Float.	The dot product. If failed then 0.

Vector::add(Vector1, Vector2);
	ARG: 
	   Vector1: Is a Vector that has an X, Y and Z value."100 32 3"
	   Vector2: Is a Vector that has an X, Y and Z value."34 77 45"	
	EXPLAIN: Will add the two vectors together.
	USED IN: Currently not used in any script files.
	RETURN: Vector. Example: "134 169 48". If failed then "0 0 0".

Vector::sub(Vector1, Vector2);
	ARG: 
	   Vector1: Is a Vector that has an X, Y and Z value."100 32 3"
	   Vector2: Is a Vector that has an X, Y and Z value."34 77 45"	
	EXPLAIN: Will subtract the two vectors.
	USED IN: Currently not used in any script files.
	RETURN: Vector. Example: "66 -45 -42". If failed then "0 0 0".

Vector::neg(Vector);
	ARG: 
	   Vector: Is a Vector that has an X, Y and Z value."100 32 3"
	EXPLAIN: Will make the Vector values all negative.  
	         For example:
	            Vector = "56 34 23";
	            Answer = Vector::neg(Vector);
	            Answer is equal to "-56 -34 -23".
	USED IN: Currently not used in any script files.
	RETURN: Vector. Example: "-56 -34 -23". If failed then "0 0 0"

Vector::getFromRot(Rotation, [Length, Zvalue]);
	ARG:
	   Rotation: Rotation of an object.
	   Length: Length of desired vector. 
	   Zvalue: Will increase the vector in the Z direction.
	EXPLAIN: Is used to create a vector in the direction of the rotation
	         passed in. If no length is passed then the vector will be
	         the unit length. This is most commonly used to get a vector
	         in the direction an object is facing. 
	         For example:
	            Rotation = GameBase::GetRotation(Player); 
	            Length = 50; Zvalue = 60; 
	            Vector = Vector::getFromRot(Rotation, Length, Zvalue);
	            Vector is equal to a vector facing in the direction the
	            player was at an upward angle.  The upward angle is due
	            to the Zvalue passed in.  Now you can us a function called
	            Player::applyImpulse(Player, Vector); This will force the
	            player forward at a force of Length and up in the air a force
	            of Zvalue
	USED IN: Ai.cs, Item.cs, Vehicle.cs
	RETURN: Vector. Example: "394 44 43". If failed then "0 0 0".

Vector::getDistance(Vector1 or Pos, Vector2 or Pos);
	ARG: 
	   Vector1: Is a Vector that has an X, Y and Z value."100 32 3"
	   Vector2: Is a Vector that has an X, Y and Z value."34 77 45"
	   Pos: Position. Is an X, Y, Z point. "28 25 99".
	EXPLAIN: Is used to find the distance between two vectors or points.
	USED IN: Ai.cs, Objectives.cs
	RETURN: Float. Distance. If failed then 0.

Vector::getRotation(NVector);
	ARG:
	   NVector: Normalized vector. Example: "1 0 -1"
	EXPLAIN: Used to get a rotation from a normalized vector.
	USED IN: Item.cs
	RETURN: Rotation in radians. Example: "-1.5 0 3.14".

Vector::normalize(Vector);
	ARG: 
	   Vector: Is a Vector that has an X, Y and Z value."100 32 3" 
	EXPLAIN: Will normalize the vector passed in.
	USED IN: Staticshape.cs
	RETURN: Vector. Normalized Vector. If failed then "0 0 0".

sqrt(Value);
	ARG: Value is a non negative number.
	EXPLAIN: Used to take the square root of the value passed in.
	USED IN: Vehicle.cs
	RETURN: Float. The square root of the input value. If failed then -1.

pow(Value, Power);
	ARG:
	   Value: Integer. 
	   Power: Integer. 
	EXPLAIN: Will raise the Value to the given Power. 
	USED IN: Currently not used in any script files.
	RETURN: Float. If failed then -1.