pub struct GenericJoint {
    pub local_frame1: Isometry<f32, Unit<Complex<f32>>, 2>,
    pub local_frame2: Isometry<f32, Unit<Complex<f32>>, 2>,
    pub locked_axes: JointAxesMask,
    pub limit_axes: JointAxesMask,
    pub motor_axes: JointAxesMask,
    pub coupled_axes: JointAxesMask,
    pub limits: [JointLimits<f32>; 3],
    pub motors: [JointMotor; 3],
}
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A generic joint.

Fields

local_frame1: Isometry<f32, Unit<Complex<f32>>, 2>

The joint’s frame, expressed in the first rigid-body’s local-space.

local_frame2: Isometry<f32, Unit<Complex<f32>>, 2>

The joint’s frame, expressed in the second rigid-body’s local-space.

locked_axes: JointAxesMask

The degrees-of-freedoms locked by this joint.

limit_axes: JointAxesMask

The degrees-of-freedoms limited by this joint.

motor_axes: JointAxesMask

The degrees-of-freedoms motorised by this joint.

coupled_axes: JointAxesMask

The coupled degrees of freedom of this joint.

limits: [JointLimits<f32>; 3]

The limits, along each degrees of freedoms of this joint.

Note that the limit must also be explicitly enabled by the limit_axes bitmask.

motors: [JointMotor; 3]

The motors, along each degrees of freedoms of this joint.

Note that the mostor must also be explicitly enabled by the motors bitmask.

Implementations

Creates a new generic joint that locks the specified degrees of freedom.

Add the specified axes to the set of axes locked by this joint.

Sets the joint’s frame, expressed in the first rigid-body’s local-space.

Sets the joint’s frame, expressed in the second rigid-body’s local-space.

The principal (local X) axis of this joint, expressed in the first rigid-body’s local-space.

Sets the principal (local X) axis of this joint, expressed in the first rigid-body’s local-space.

The principal (local X) axis of this joint, expressed in the second rigid-body’s local-space.

Sets the principal (local X) axis of this joint, expressed in the second rigid-body’s local-space.

The anchor of this joint, expressed in the first rigid-body’s local-space.

Sets anchor of this joint, expressed in the first rigid-body’s local-space.

The anchor of this joint, expressed in the second rigid-body’s local-space.

Sets anchor of this joint, expressed in the second rigid-body’s local-space.

The joint limits along the specified axis.

Sets the joint limits along the specified axis.

The spring-like motor model along the specified axis of this joint.

Set the spring-like model used by the motor to reach the desired target velocity and position.

Sets the target velocity this motor needs to reach.

Sets the target angle this motor needs to reach.

Sets the maximum force the motor can deliver along the specified axis.

The motor affecting the joint’s degree of freedom along the specified axis.

Configure both the target angle and target velocity of the motor.

Converts the joint to its specific variant, if it is one.

Converts the joint to its specific mutable variant, if it is one.

Converts the joint to its specific variant, if it is one.

Converts the joint to its specific mutable variant, if it is one.

Converts the joint to its specific variant, if it is one.

Converts the joint to its specific mutable variant, if it is one.

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