Cable.SetLinearLimits · nanos world API Reference

Syntax

Lua

my_cable:SetLinearLimits(x_motion, y_motion, z_motion, limit = 0, restitution = 0, use_soft_constraint = false, stiffness = 0, damping = 0)

Parameters

Name	Type	Default	Description
`x_motion`	ConstraintMotion	—	Indicates the linear constraint applied along the X-axis. Free implies no constraint at all. Locked implies no movement along X is allowed. Limited implies the distance in the joint along all active axes must be less than the Distance provided
`y_motion`	ConstraintMotion	—	Indicates the linear constraint applied along the Y-axis. Free implies no constraint at all. Locked implies no movement along Y is allowed. Limited implies the distance in the joint along all active axes must be less than the Distance provided
`z_motion`	ConstraintMotion	—	Indicates the linear constraint applied along theZX-axis. Free implies no constraint at all. Locked implies no movement along Z is allowed. Limited implies the distance in the joint along all active axes must be less than the Distance provided
`limit` optional	float	`0`	The distance allowed between between the two joint reference frames. Distance applies on all axes enabled (one axis means line, two axes implies circle, three axes implies sphere)
`restitution` optional	float	`0`	Controls the amount of bounce when the constraint is violated. A restitution value of 1 will bounce back with the same velocity the limit was hit. A value of 0 will stop dead
`use_soft_constraint` optional	boolean	`false`	Whether we want to use a soft constraint (spring)
`stiffness` optional	float	`0`	Stiffness of the soft constraint. Only used when Soft Constraint is on
`damping` optional	float	`0`	Damping of the soft constraint. Only used when Soft Constraint is on

Cable

A Cable represents a Physics Constraint which joins two Actors with a rope-like visual representation between them.

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