pub struct Wheel {Show 19 fields
pub chassis_connection_point_cs: Point<Real>,
pub direction_cs: Vector<Real>,
pub axle_cs: Vector<Real>,
pub suspension_rest_length: Real,
pub max_suspension_travel: Real,
pub radius: Real,
pub suspension_stiffness: Real,
pub damping_compression: Real,
pub damping_relaxation: Real,
pub friction_slip: Real,
pub side_friction_stiffness: Real,
pub rotation: Real,
pub max_suspension_force: Real,
pub forward_impulse: Real,
pub side_impulse: Real,
pub steering: Real,
pub engine_force: Real,
pub brake: Real,
pub wheel_suspension_force: Real,
/* private fields */
}
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A wheel attached to a vehicle.
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§chassis_connection_point_cs: Point<Real>
The position of the wheel, relative to the chassis.
direction_cs: Vector<Real>
The direction of the wheel’s suspension, relative to the chassis.
The ray-casting will happen following this direction to detect the ground.
axle_cs: Vector<Real>
The wheel’s axle axis, relative to the chassis.
suspension_rest_length: Real
The rest length of the wheel’s suspension spring.
max_suspension_travel: Real
The maximum distance the suspension can travel before and after its resting length.
radius: Real
The wheel’s radius.
suspension_stiffness: Real
The suspension stiffness.
Increase this value if the suspension appears to not push the vehicle strong enough.
damping_compression: Real
The suspension’s damping when it is being compressed.
damping_relaxation: Real
The suspension’s damping when it is being released.
Increase this value if the suspension appears to overshoot.
friction_slip: Real
Parameter controlling how much traction the tire has.
The larger the value, the more instantaneous braking will happen (with the risk of causing the vehicle to flip if it’s too strong).
side_friction_stiffness: Real
The multiplier of friction between a tire and the collider it’s on top of.
rotation: Real
The wheel’s current rotation on its axle.
max_suspension_force: Real
The maximum force applied by the suspension.
forward_impulse: Real
The forward impulses applied by the wheel on the chassis.
side_impulse: Real
The side impulses applied by the wheel on the chassis.
steering: Real
The steering angle for this wheel.
engine_force: Real
The forward force applied by this wheel on the chassis.
brake: Real
The maximum amount of braking impulse applied to slow down the vehicle.
wheel_suspension_force: Real
The force applied by the suspension.
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source§impl Wheel
impl Wheel
sourcepub fn raycast_info(&self) -> &RayCastInfo
pub fn raycast_info(&self) -> &RayCastInfo
Information about suspension and the ground obtained from the ray-casting for this wheel.
sourcepub fn suspension(&self) -> Vector<Real>
pub fn suspension(&self) -> Vector<Real>
The world-space direction of the wheel’s suspension.
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source§impl PartialEq for Wheel
impl PartialEq for Wheel
impl Copy for Wheel
impl StructuralPartialEq for Wheel
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impl Freeze for Wheel
impl RefUnwindSafe for Wheel
impl Send for Wheel
impl Sync for Wheel
impl Unpin for Wheel
impl UnwindSafe for Wheel
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