The MaxLength property of the SliderJoint class specifies the maximum length that the slider joint is allowed to extend. This property is crucial for defining the constraints of the joint, ensuring that it does not extend beyond a certain point, which can be important for maintaining the physical integrity of the simulation.
To use the MaxLength property, you can get or set its value to control the maximum extension of the slider joint. This property is a float and should be set to a positive value that represents the maximum allowable length in the simulation's units.
// Create a new SliderJoint instance
SliderJoint sliderJoint = new SliderJoint();
// Set the maximum length of the slider joint
sliderJoint.MaxLength = 10.0f;
// Retrieve the current maximum length
float currentMaxLength = sliderJoint.MaxLength;
// Output the current maximum length
// Note: Avoid using Console.WriteLine in Sandbox environment
// Use appropriate logging or debugging methods instead
// Debug.Log($"Current Max Length: {currentMaxLength}");