Component Physics

(NOTE) A revolute joint is used to create a wheel or a hinge. This is the 2d version of RevoluteJoint. This joint is used in 2d mode for increased performance and stability. The motor axis is automatically set to the z axis, as that is the only axis objects can rotate about. Also, the translation on the z axis is ignored so that objects can be arbitrarily far apart. Add on definitions: Limit: A limit will provide a min/max angle on the motor axis. Motor: A motor will turn the objects about the motor axis. Spring: A spring will make the motor axis springy at the limits.

Methods	Properties	Base Classes	Derived Classes
Constructor	LocalPointA	joint
SetWorldPoints	LocalPointB
	WorldPointA
	WorldPointB

Properties

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LocalPointA : real3

The local point of the anchor on object A .

var LocalPointA : Real3

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LocalPointB : real3

The local point of the anchor on object B .

var LocalPointB : Real3

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WorldPointA : real3

The position of the anchor on object A given a position in world space

var WorldPointA : Real3

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WorldPointB : real3

The position of the anchor on object B given a position in world space

var WorldPointB : Real3

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Methods

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RevoluteJoint2d : Void

constructor

Name	Type	Description

function RevoluteJoint2d()

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SetWorldPoints : Void

Sets the position of the anchor on object A and B given a position in world space |Name|Type|Description| |---|---|---| |point|real3| |

function SetWorldPoints(point : Real3)

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