The TargetAngle property of the HingeJoint class specifies the desired angle that the motor should aim to achieve. This property is part of the motor settings group and is used to control the rotational position of the hinge joint when the motor is active.
To use the TargetAngle property, ensure that the motor mode is enabled on the HingeJoint. You can set this property to define the angle in degrees that the motor should target. This is particularly useful for simulating mechanical systems like doors or wheels that need to rotate to a specific position.
// Example of setting the TargetAngle for a HingeJoint HingeJoint hingeJoint = new HingeJoint(); // Enable motor mode hingeJoint.Motor = HingeJoint.MotorMode.Enabled; // Set the target angle to 90 degrees hingeJoint.TargetAngle = 90.0f; // Optionally, configure other motor properties hingeJoint.MaxTorque = 10.0f; hingeJoint.TargetVelocity = 5.0f;