Saving a vector to variable, UnityEngine is not defined (JS)

Code:

var destination = new UnityEngine.Vector3(100,100,100).normalized;

I have also tried just Vector3, with out normalized... not sure what to do or where to look. The DLL mentions Vector 3 a lot. Any ideas how to get this to work?

 

was looking at var UnityEngine = importNamespace("UnityEngine"); but no luck there... will try global and update the posts
[DOUBLEPOST=1463773928][/DOUBLEPOST]global is not defined.

Code:

var bumFights = {
    Title : "BumFights",
    Author : "Brimstone",
    Version : V(0,1,0),
    Description : "Let's spawn some people in and give them weapons",
    HasConfig : false,
  
    Init: function (){
        print("[BumFights]Added Chat Commands");
        command.AddChatCommand('test', this.Plugin, 'Smile')
        },
    Smile: function (player, command, arg)
    {
        rust.SendChatMessage(player, "bumFights", "SMILEEEe", "0");
        var destination = global.UnityEngine.Vector3(100,100,100);
        //rust.ForcePlayerPosition(player, destination);
    },
}

global is not defined

 

A normalized vector is probably not what you're looking for.
A normalized vector is a vector with a length of 1, (n = v / |v|)

 

That is interesting and complex lol....

I kind of just gave up on making a variable reference a unity vector and just used oxide's rust.ForcePlayerPosition(player, 100,100,100);

still kind of annoying I could not get UnityEngine to work