The `empty` method was renamed to `is_empty` somewhere between 3.x and
4.x so the code in the tutorial just needed to be brought up to date.
This was brought to light by someone in the Godot server on the #beginner-2
channel noticing an error when running that code:
https://discord.com/channels/212250894228652034/762480166248513577/1218050947385786438
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In the section explaining about normalizing a vector. In the warning, it says we cannot normalize a vector with a length of 0. And doing so will result in an error.
But after testing out normalizing a vector ( via normalized() function ), no errors are reported. Also printing out to the console shows (0, 0, 0) as the output. Similarly, normalizing manually by dividing it by the length shows strange result if printed out, but still no error.
I think GDScript ( not tested with other languages ) handles normalization of vector in such a way that we don't have to worry about normalizing a vector of length 0 ( only when done through normalized() function ).
It's the only tutorial where we used the extension for *3* formulas which anyway
ended up as fairly low res static images generated by sphinx.ext.imgmath, so
requiring ~1 GB of LaTeX setup for it is overkill.
The replacement pictures are the ones generated by sphinx.ext.imgmath, we could
replace them by higher resolution ones.
