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Fixed Joint

Fixed Joints restrict an object’s movement to be dependent upon another object. This is somewhat similar to Parenting but is implemented through physics rather than the Transform hierarchy. The best scenarios for using them are when you have objects that you want to easily break apart from each other or connect two objects' movement without parenting.

FixedJoint3D

In Evergine, a Fixed Joint is implemented using the FixedJoint3D component.

Properties

Property	Default	Description
ConnectedEntityPath	null	The entity path of the connected body. Only when the path is valid is a Joint established properly.
Axis	1, 0, 0	This is the relative axis which locates the joint frame relative to the target body.
Anchor	0, 0, 0	The point which defines the center of the joint in the source entity's local space. All physics-based simulations use this point as the center in calculations.
AutoConfigureConnected	true	Enable this setting to automatically calculate the ConnectedAnchor position and ConnectedAxis to match the global position of the anchor property. This is the default setting. Disable it to configure the position of the connected anchor and connected axis manually.
ConnectedAxis	auto-calculated	The joint axis relative to the connected body.
ConnectedAnchor	auto-calculated	Manually configure the connected anchor position in the connected body's local space.
BreakPoint	0	If the value is greater than 0, it indicates the force that needs to be applied for this joint to break.
CollideConnected	false	Determines whether a collision between the two bodies managed by the joint is enabled.

Using Fixed Joint

This snippet creates two bodies and adds a fixed joint maintaining the relative position at the start. This is because the AutoConfigureConnected property is set to true.

protected override void CreateScene()
{
    // Load your material
    var cubeMaterial = this.Managers.AssetSceneManager.Load<Material>(EvergineContent.Materials.CubeMaterial);
    var floorMaterial = this.Managers.AssetSceneManager.Load<Material>(DefaultResourcesIDs.DefaultMaterialID);

    // Create the floor
    var floor = this.CreateFloor(floorMaterial);

    var cubeA = this.CreateCube(cubeMaterial, new Vector3(0, 2, 0), 0.5f);
    var cubeB = this.CreateCube(cubeMaterial, new Vector3(0, 3, 0), 0.5f);

    // Add a Fixed Joint to cubeA...
    cubeA.AddComponent(new FixedJoint3D(){
        ConnectedEntityPath = cubeB.EntityPath // Connect to cubeB
    });

    // Register entities to EntityManager...
    this.Managers.EntityManager.Add(floor);
    this.Managers.EntityManager.Add(cubeA);
    this.Managers.EntityManager.Add(cubeB);
}

private Entity CreateFloor(Material material)
{
    Entity floor = new Entity()
        .AddComponent(new Transform3D())
        .AddComponent(new MaterialComponent() { Material = material })
        .AddComponent(new PlaneMesh() { Width = 10, Height = 10 }) // Create a 10x10 floor plane
        .AddComponent(new MeshRenderer())

        .AddComponent(new StaticBody3D())        // Add a StaticBody component...
        .AddComponent(new BoxCollider3D());     // Add a BoxCollider3D to the physics body...

    return floor;    
}

private Entity CreateCube(Material material, Vector3 position, float size)
{
    Entity cube = new Entity()
        .AddComponent(new Transform3D()
        {
            Position = position
        })
        .AddComponent(new MaterialComponent() { Material = material })
        .AddComponent(new CubeMesh() { Size = size })
        .AddComponent(new MeshRenderer())

        .AddComponent(new RigidBody3D())        // Add a RigidBody3D component...
        .AddComponent(new BoxCollider3D());     // Add a BoxCollider3D to the physics body...

    return cube;
}