PhysObj.ApplyForceOffset
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| Function | |
| Syntax | PhysObj.ApplyForceOffset( Vector force, Vector position ) |
| Description: | |
| Applies a force to an object on the given position, so it also adds torque | |
| Returns: | nil |
| In Object: | Physobj |
| Realm: |
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Example
| Description | This example makes all prop_physics shoot up a ways with a little torque |
|---|---|
| Used on |  |
| Code | local props = ents.FindByClass( "prop_physics" ) for _, prop in ipairs( props ) do prop:GetPhysicsObject():ApplyForceOffset(Vector( 0, 0, 900 ),Vector(0,0,0) ) end |
| Output | N/A |
Additional Notes
- This will only work on objects of movetype MOVETYPE_VPHYSICS (See Entity.GetMoveType). Use Entity.SetVelocity instead.
- Will not work on players, since they have MOVETYPE_WALK.
- Also keep in mind, if you want said force to cause the same acceleration on all objects, use the mass in the equation. (F=m*a)
