Normalise a value

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you can just do

 public class normalize : MonoBehaviour {
 
         Vector2 original = new Vector2 (-3,10);
 
         void Start () {
             print(original.normalized);
         }
     }

you can also use some math operator if you want that if its greater than any number or less than any nummber

 public class normalize : MonoBehaviour {
 
 
   //this means 10 -3 = answer
             Vector2 original = new Vector2 (-3,10);
 
 
 // if answer is greater than 7
             if (new Vector > 7) {
 
 
 // do this..you can add function here what you want if its greater than 7
          print("Answer is greater than 7");
             }
 
 // if answer is less than 7
             if (new Vector < 7) {
 
 
 // do this..you can add function here what you want if its greater than 7
          print("Answer is greater than 7");
             }
     // if answer is equal to 7
             if (new Vector !=   7) {
 
 
 // do this..you can add function here what you want if its Equal to 7
          print("Answer is equal to 7");
             }
         }

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The unity engine only seems to have built-in functionality for normalizing Unity's Vector2, Vector3 and Vector4 types. The example below prints(-0.3, 1.0), the vector (-3,10) with a magnitude of 1.

  public class normalize : MonoBehaviour {
         
         Vector2 original = new Vector2 (-3,10);
         
         void Start () {
             print(original.normalized);
         }
     }

Here it is in the scripting reference: http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/Vector2-normalized.html I am not sure if this solution will meet your needs, but hope it is of some help.