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FixedJoint
FixedJoint
Sandbox.Physics.FixedJoint   account_tree Derives from PhysicsJoint
classAssembly: Sandbox.Engine

Inheritence

PhysicsJoint
FixedJoint

Summary

A generic "rope" type constraint.

Remarks

TODO: How is this different from Physics.SpringJoint? Should they be merged?

Properties

SpringAngular How springy and tight the joint will be in its rotation.
SpringLinear How springy and tight the joint will be in its movement.
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