Multiplying a Vector by a Scalar
To multiply a vector by a scalar we can use the fact that when a position constraint is given a single target, the source weight wont be normalized.
This means we can simply use a position constraint, with a single target (which contains the vector as its position) and give it a source weight of the scalar. For example this could look like this:
Here we multiply the vector (1,2,3) by 5 to get (5,10,15).
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