OdeJoint

from panda3d.ode import OdeJoint
class OdeJoint

Bases: TypedObject

Inheritance diagram

Inheritance diagram of OdeJoint

enum JointType

/* or “unknown” */

enumerator JT_none = 0

/* or “unknown” */

enumerator JT_ball = 1
enumerator JT_hinge = 2
enumerator JT_slider = 3
enumerator JT_contact = 4
enumerator JT_universal = 5
enumerator JT_hinge2 = 6
enumerator JT_fixed = 7
enumerator JT_null = 8
enumerator JT_a_motor = 9
enumerator JT_l_motor = 10
enumerator JT_plane2d = 11
__eq__(other: OdeJoint) → bool
attach(body1: object, body2: object)
attachBodies(body1: OdeBody, body2: OdeBody)

Attaches two OdeBody objects to this joint. Order is important. Consider using the OdeJoint.attach extension function if you’re using the Python interface.

attachBody(body: OdeBody, index: int)

Attaches a single OdeBody to this joint at the specified index (0 or 1). The other index will be set to the environment (null). Consider using the OdeJoint.attach extension function if you’re using the Python interface.

compareTo(other: OdeJoint) → int
convert() → object
convertToAMotor() → OdeAMotorJoint
convertToBall() → OdeBallJoint
convertToContact() → OdeContactJoint
convertToFixed() → OdeFixedJoint
convertToHinge() → OdeHingeJoint
convertToHinge2() → OdeHinge2Joint
convertToLMotor() → OdeLMotorJoint
convertToNull() → OdeNullJoint
convertToPlane2d() → OdePlane2dJoint
convertToSlider() → OdeSliderJoint
convertToUniversal() → OdeUniversalJoint
destroy()
detach()
getBody(index: int) → OdeBody
static getClassType() → panda3d.core.TypeHandle
getFeedback() → OdeJointFeedback
getId() → dJointID

Returns the underlying dJointID.

getJointType() → int

/* INLINE void *get_data(); */

isEmpty() → bool

Returns true if the ID is 0, meaning the OdeJoint does not point to a valid joint. It is an error to call a method on an empty joint. Note that an empty OdeJoint also evaluates to False.

setFeedback(param0: OdeJointFeedback)
setFeedback(flag: bool)
write(out: panda3d.core.ostream, indent: int)