PhysObj.SetMaterial
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| Function | |
| Syntax | PhysObj.SetMaterial( String material ) |
| Description: | |
| Sets the material. Used for Various things. | |
| Returns: | nil |
| In Object: | Physobj |
| Realm: |
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| BBCode Link: | [b][url=http://wiki.garrysmod.com/?title=PhysObj.SetMaterial]PhysObj.SetMaterial [img]http://wiki.garrysmod.com/favicon.ico[/img][/url][/b] |
Examples
| Description | Randomly chooses a material and applies it to the physics object |
|---|---|
| Used on | |
| Code | MaterialTypes = { "metal_bouncy", "metal", "default", // for props with no assigned physics material - similar to wood "dirt", "slipperyslime", "wood", //floats on water "glass", "concrete_block", "ice", "rubber", "paper", "zombieflesh", "gmod_ice", //slippery "gmod_bouncy", "gmod_silent" } // no collision noises local phys = self:GetPhysicsObject() if ValidEntity( phys ) then phys:Wake() phys:SetMaterial( table.Random( MaterialTypes ) ) end |
| Output | N/A |
Additional Notes
- This effects things like sound affects, bounciness, buoyancy, friction, bullet impact...
- This has nothing to do with Entity.SetMaterial
- Here's a list of all the surface materials you can use http://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Material_surface_properties
- If you want a silent material, use "default_silent"
