The KeyframeBody property of the Collider class provides access to the PhysicsBody associated with the collider when it is in a keyframe state. A keyframe body is typically used in scenarios where the physics simulation is driven by animation or other scripted events, rather than by dynamic physics interactions.
Use the KeyframeBody property to retrieve or manipulate the PhysicsBody of a collider when it is in a keyframe state. This can be useful for setting up or modifying the physical properties of the collider in a controlled manner, such as during animations or scripted sequences.
// Example of accessing the KeyframeBody property
Collider collider = new Collider();
PhysicsBody keyframeBody = collider.KeyframeBody;
// Check if the keyframe body is not null
if (keyframeBody != null)
{
// Perform operations on the keyframe body
keyframeBody.Position = new Vector3(0, 0, 0);
keyframeBody.Rotation = Rotation.Identity;
}