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{{#vardefine:p_material_bits_desc|bitwise combination of [[DENSITY]], [[FRICTION]], [[RESTITUTION]], and [[GRAVITY_MULTIPLIER]] and specifies which floats to actually apply}} | {{#vardefine:p_material_bits_desc|bitwise combination of [[DENSITY]], [[FRICTION]], [[RESTITUTION]], and [[GRAVITY_MULTIPLIER]] and specifies which floats to actually apply}} | ||
{{#vardefine:p_gravity_multiplier_desc| | {{#vardefine:p_gravity_multiplier_desc|range {{Interval|gte=-1.0|center=gravity_multiplier|lte=+28.0}}}} | ||
{{#vardefine:p_restitution_desc| | {{#vardefine:p_restitution_desc|range {{Interval|gte=0.0|center=restitution|lte=1.0}}}} | ||
{{#vardefine:p_friction_desc| | {{#vardefine:p_friction_desc|range {{Interval|gte=0.0|center=friction|lte=255.0}}}} | ||
{{#vardefine:p_density_desc| | {{#vardefine:p_density_desc|range {{Interval|gte=1.0|center=density|lte=22587.0}} [[llGetMassMKS|kg]]/m^3}} | ||
{{#vardefine:p_material_bits_hover|bitwise combination of DENSITY, FRICTION, RESTITUTION, and GRAVITY_MULTIPLIER and specifies which floats to actually apply}} | {{#vardefine:p_material_bits_hover|bitwise combination of DENSITY, FRICTION, RESTITUTION, and GRAVITY_MULTIPLIER and specifies which floats to actually apply}} | ||
{{#vardefine:p_gravity_multiplier_hover| | {{#vardefine:p_gravity_multiplier_hover|range -1.0 to +28.0}} | ||
{{#vardefine:p_restitution_hover| | {{#vardefine:p_restitution_hover|range 0.0 to 1.0 (note, a collision between two objects with restitution 1.0 will still not be perfectly elastic due to damping in the physics engine)}} | ||
{{#vardefine:p_friction_hover| | {{#vardefine:p_friction_hover|range 0.0 to 255.0}} | ||
{{#vardefine:p_density_hover| | {{#vardefine:p_density_hover|range 1.0 to 22587.0 (in kg/m^3)}} | ||
{{#vardefine:caveats|{{#var:caveats}} | |||
* A collision between two objects with restitution 1.0 will still not be perfectly elastic due to damping in the physics engine | |||
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Revision as of 12:39, 20 September 2011
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Description
Constant: integer PRIM_PHYSICS_MATERIAL = 31;The integer constant PRIM_PHYSICS_MATERIAL has the value 31
PRIM_PHYSICS_MATERIAL is used to get or set the prim's physics material properties.
llSetPrimitiveParams
llSetPrimitiveParams([ PRIM_PHYSICS_MATERIAL, integer material_bits, float gravity_multiplier, float restitution, float friction, float density ]);| • integer | material_bits | – | bitwise combination of DENSITY, FRICTION, RESTITUTION, and GRAVITY_MULTIPLIER and specifies which floats to actually apply | |
| • float | gravity_multiplier | – | range [-1.0, +28.0] | |
| • float | restitution | – | range [0.0, 1.0] | |
| • float | friction | – | range [0.0, 255.0] | |
| • float | density | – | range [1.0, 22587.0] kg/m^3 |
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llGetPrimitiveParams
llGetPrimitiveParams([ PRIM_PHYSICS_MATERIAL ]);Returns the list [ integer material_bits, float gravity_multiplier, float restitution, float friction, float density ]
| • integer | material_bits | – | bitwise combination of DENSITY, FRICTION, RESTITUTION, and GRAVITY_MULTIPLIER and specifies which floats to actually apply | |
| • float | gravity_multiplier | – | range [-1.0, +28.0] | |
| • float | restitution | – | range [0.0, 1.0] | |
| • float | friction | – | range [0.0, 255.0] | |
| • float | density | – | range [1.0, 22587.0] kg/m^3 |
Caveats
- A collision between two objects with restitution 1.0 will still not be perfectly elastic due to damping in the physics engine
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Deep Notes
History
- Introduced in Second Life RC BlueSteel 11.09.09.240509, September 9, 2011
- SLUniverse:Future physics functions tease
Footnotes
- ^ The ranges in this article are written in Interval Notation.
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integer PRIM_PHYSICS_MATERIAL = 31; |