GenericJoint()
Syntax
Result = GenericJoint(#Joint, EntityID, TransformX, TransformY, TransformZ, EntityID2, TransformX2, TransformY2, TransformZ2)Description
Creates a new joint, based on one or two points.
Parameters
#Joint The number to identify the new joint. #PB_Any can be used to auto-generate this number. EntityID The entity id associated to the joint. To get a valid entity id, use EntityID(). TransformX, TransformY, TransformZ The transformation to apply for the first entity. EntityID2 (optional) The second entity associated to the joint. If this parameter isn't specified, a single joint is created between the pivot point and the entity. If this parameter is specified, the first entity is anchored to the second entity. To get a valid entity id, use EntityID(). TransformX2, TransformY2, TransformZ2 (optional) The transformation to apply for the second entity.
Return value
Returns zero if the joint can't be created. If #PB_Any is used as '#Joint' parameter, the new joint number will be returned as 'Result'.
Remarks
GetJointAttribute() and SetJointAttribute() can be used with the following attribute to change the joint behavior:#PB_Joint_EnableSpring: sets to #True to enable spring, #False to disable it (default) #PB_Joint_Stiffness : sets the stiffness. Values should be between 1 and 10000 #PB_Joint_Damping : sets the damping. Values should be between 0 and 1 (0 means a very strong damping). #PB_Joint_Position : sets the position on the axis #PB_Joint_NoLimit : free axis position #PB_Joint_LowerLimit : lower limit #PB_Joint_UpperLimit : upper limit
See Also
FreeJoint(), GetJointAttribute(), SetJointAttribute()
Supported OS
All