How do I round a Vector3F to an integer vector?

Question

I am currently making a program to build up and knock down blocks. It's simple but fun. I have gotten pretty far but have hit a snag.

So far, I have it so that when I click, it creates a block at the position I am looking at, either on another block or the ground. This is achieved through the use of ray tracing from the camera and creating a block at a Vector3F created from the collision between the ray and the other object. What I can't do is round the Vector3F so that the numbers are all single digit integers. Does anyone know how to achieve this?

You should let us know which library you are using. – Victor Zamanian Sep 18 '12 at 14:18 — Victor Zamanian, Sep 18 '12 at 14:18

score 3 · Accepted Answer · edited May 23 '17 at 11:58

You can use Math.round(): http://docs.oracle.com/javase/6/docs/api/java/lang/Math.html#round(float)

Examples:
1:

// It will round the floats in Vector3F and leave the results as floats
Vector3F vect = new Vector3F(2.3f, 1.114124f, 0f);
vect.x = Math.round(vect.x); // 2f
vect.y = Math.round(vect.x); // 1f
vect.z = Math.round(vect.x); // 0f

2:

// It will round the floats in Vector3F and leave the results as ints
Vector3F vect = new Vector3F(2.3f, 1.114124f, 0f);
int x = Math.round(vect.x);
int y = Math.round(vect.x);
int z = Math.round(vect.x);

There is also more info: How to convert float to int with Java

How do I round a Vector3F to an integer vector?

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