Scaleform Studio Lua API Reference: scaleform.PhysicsWorldComponent object reference
scaleform.PhysicsWorldComponent object reference
Description
Drives the Physics simulation of all child objects that have physical properties
Inheritance 
Constructors and accessors
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Returns
owner : |
The parent object of the newly created physics World. |
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Returns the newly created PhysicsWorldComponent. |
scaleform.ComponentThe root type of all actor components.
scaleform.PhysicsWorldComponent.create (owner) : scaleform.PhysicsWorldComponentCreate a physics world component which drives the physics simulation.
scaleform.PhysicsBodyComponent.set_world (self, world) Sets the world that will drive the object's simulation.
owner : scaleform.ActorThe parent object of the newly created physics World.
scaleform.PhysicsWorldComponentReturns the newly created PhysicsWorldComponent.
scaleform.ActorGeneric objects located in a scene.
scaleform.PhysicsWorldComponentDrives the Physics simulation of all child objects that have physical properties
scaleform.PhysicsWorldComponent.world (self) : scaleform.physics.WorldReturns the physics world.
self : scaleform.PhysicsWorldComponentThe physics world currently considered.
scaleform.physics.WorldThe physics world.
scaleform.physics.WorldManages all physics entities, dynamic simulation, and asynchronous queries.
self : scaleform.PhysicsBodyComponentThe physics body component that owns the body.
world : scaleform.PhysicsWorldComponentThe physics world component that the body should be attached to and simulated by.
scaleform.PhysicsBodyComponentDescribes a Actor's physical properties. Indicates a table.
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