The SpringLinear property of the SpringJoint class defines how springy and tight the joint will be. It is a crucial property for determining the behavior of the spring joint in a physics simulation, affecting how the joint responds to forces and how it returns to its rest position.
To use the SpringLinear property, you need to have an instance of the SpringJoint class. You can then set or get the SpringLinear property to adjust the spring characteristics of the joint.
// Create a new SpringJoint instance
SpringJoint springJoint = new SpringJoint();
// Set the SpringLinear property to define the spring characteristics
springJoint.SpringLinear = new PhysicsSpring
{
Stiffness = 100.0f, // The stiffness of the spring
Damping = 0.5f // The damping factor of the spring
};
// Access the SpringLinear property
PhysicsSpring currentSpring = springJoint.SpringLinear;
// Output the current stiffness and damping
float stiffness = currentSpring.Stiffness;
float damping = currentSpring.Damping;