What is scaling a vector?
Scaling a vector simply means multiplying all its dimensions by some number. Conceptually, this adjusts the length of the arrow, but not its directions. Scaling the vector [1 2 3] by 2 results in [2 4 6], which points in the same direction but is twice as long as the original. Indeed, normalizing (above) is defined as scaling a vector by the inverse of its length. In Tribes 2 coding, vectors are scaled using the VectorScale function.
