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#[repr(u64)]
#[non_exhaustive]
pub enum JointType {
    Fixed,
    Ball,
    Hinge,
    Slider,
    Distance,
}
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The type of a Joint.

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Fixed

Fixed joints are like glue, simply attaches one object to the other. Breakable fixed joints can be useful for a limited destruction simulation.

Ball

Ball joints are what you’d expect - lots of freedom to turn and bend. Great for ragdolls, attaching trailers to cars, etc.

Hinge

A hinge joint has a single axis of rotation, just like a real-world hinge. Useful for not only doors and gates, but also for things like attaching a wheel to a car body.

Slider

A slider joint lets one object slide along a defined axis relative to the other one.

Distance

A distance joint limits the distance between two objects.

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