@bill_prime to quote myself on Discord:
> I implemented some very basic Unity wrappers like transform and distance, but I didn't implement Vector3 yet because making them objects would be expensive because of the .NET GC, and I used a struct implementation to get (relatively) high performance, which is limited to 32 bits currently for any types... I'll need to implement tuples before I can start implementing all vector and quaternion functions (and there are a lot!) but yes, eventually this can be done. I'm not sure yet how to draw the line and say "at this point, write a C# plugin".
This being said, once I have Vector3 implemented (if there's enough interest in Scripter) doing all of the Quaternion and Vector3 maths available would be fairly simple. Keep in mind though, you'll never get performance on par with C# with this, so for more complex processing, C# is still the way to go. But to do things like move on an axis or read the position of something, then yes that's absolutely possible. For now the only thing you can do with transforms is get the distance. If you have a specific use case in mind, please share it, adding things (except using tuples/structs like Vector3) is very simple.
