The SimulationMode property of the PhysicsWorld class specifies the mode of physics simulation to be used within the physics world. This property is of type PhysicsSimulationMode, which defines various modes of simulation that can be applied to the physics world. These modes determine how the physics calculations are performed, affecting the behavior and performance of the simulation.
To use the SimulationMode property, you can get or set it to one of the values defined in the PhysicsSimulationMode enumeration. This allows you to control the simulation behavior of the physics world. For example, you might choose a different simulation mode to optimize performance or achieve a specific type of physical interaction.
// Example of setting the SimulationMode property
PhysicsWorld physicsWorld = new PhysicsWorld();
// Set the simulation mode to a desired mode
physicsWorld.SimulationMode = PhysicsSimulationMode.Continuous;
// Retrieve the current simulation mode
PhysicsSimulationMode currentMode = physicsWorld.SimulationMode;
// Output the current simulation mode
// Note: Use a logging system instead of Console.WriteLine
// Log.Info($"Current Simulation Mode: {currentMode}");