constraint.Ballsocket
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| Function | |
| Syntax |
constraint.Ballsocket( Entity Ent1, Entity Ent2, Number Bone1, Number Bone2, Vector LPos, Number forcelimit, Number torquelimit, Number nocollide ) Where is this used? |
| Description: | |
| Creates an ball socket constraint. | |
| Returns: | Entity |
| Part of Library: | constraint |
| Realm: |
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Example
| Description | Creates two wardrobes about 0,0,0 and ballsockets them together |
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| Used on | |
| Code | local Prop1 = ents.Create( "prop_physics" ) if ( !ValidEntity( Prop1 ) ) then return end Prop1:SetModel( "models/props_c17/furnituredresser001a.mdl" ) Prop1:SetAngles( Angle(90, 90, 180) ) Prop1:SetPos( Vector(0, 70, 0) ) Prop1:Spawn() local Prop2 = ents.Create( "prop_physics" ) if ( !ValidEntity( Prop2 ) ) then return end Prop2:SetModel( "models/props_c17/furnituredresser001a.mdl" ) Prop2:SetAngles( Angle(-90, 90, 180) ) Prop2:SetPos( Vector(0, -70, 0) ) Prop2:Spawn() Ballsocket = constraint.Ballsocket(Prop1,Prop2,0,0,Vector(0,0,40.992),0,0,0) |
| Output | N/A |
Additional Notes
- lpos is a local vector for the *SECOND* entity. This is where the ballsocket is made,
