Difference between revisions of "Body:applyAngularImpulse"
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| − | Applies an angular impulse to a body. This makes a single, instantaneous addition to the body momentum. | + | Applies an angular impulse to a body. This makes a single, instantaneous addition to the body momentum. Applying an angular impulse large enough will rotate the body. |
| − | A body with with a larger mass will react less. The reaction does '''not''' depend on the timestep, and is equivalent to applying a force continuously for 1 second. Impulses are best used to give a single push to a body. For a continuous push to a body it is better to use [[Body: | + | A body with with a larger mass will react less. The reaction does '''not''' depend on the timestep, and is equivalent to applying a force continuously for 1 second. Impulses are best used to give a single push to a body. For a continuous push to a body it is better to use [[Body:applyTorque]]. |
== Function == | == Function == | ||
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== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
* [[parent::Body]] | * [[parent::Body]] | ||
| + | * [[Body:applyLinearImpulse]] | ||
| + | * [[Body:applyTorque]] | ||
| + | * [[Body:getAngle]] | ||
| + | * [[Body:getAngularVelocity]] | ||
| + | * [[Body:getInertia]] | ||
[[Category:Functions]] | [[Category:Functions]] | ||
{{#set:Description=Applies an angular impulse to a body.}} | {{#set:Description=Applies an angular impulse to a body.}} | ||
{{#set:Since=080}} | {{#set:Since=080}} | ||
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== Other Languages == | == Other Languages == | ||
{{i18n|Body:applyAngularImpulse}} | {{i18n|Body:applyAngularImpulse}} | ||
Latest revision as of 04:04, 1 October 2023
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Applies an angular impulse to a body. This makes a single, instantaneous addition to the body momentum. Applying an angular impulse large enough will rotate the body.
A body with with a larger mass will react less. The reaction does not depend on the timestep, and is equivalent to applying a force continuously for 1 second. Impulses are best used to give a single push to a body. For a continuous push to a body it is better to use Body:applyTorque.
Function
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Body:applyAngularImpulse( impulse )
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number impulse- The impulse in kilogram-square meter per second.
Returns
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