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b2MouseJoint

Struct b2MouseJoint 

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pub struct b2MouseJoint { /* private fields */ }
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A mouse joint is used to make a point on a body track a specified world point. This a soft constraint with a maximum force. This allows the constraint to stretch and without applying huge forces. NOTE: this joint is not documented in the manual because it was developed to be used in the testbed. If you want to learn how to use the mouse joint, look at the testbed.

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impl CopyNew for b2MouseJoint

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unsafe fn copy_new( other: &b2MouseJoint, this: Pin<&mut MaybeUninit<b2MouseJoint>>, )

Synthesized copy constructor.

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impl ExternType for b2MouseJoint

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type Id = (b, _2, M, o, u, s, e, J, o, i, n, t)

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type Kind = Opaque

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impl MakeCppStorage for b2MouseJoint

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unsafe fn allocate_uninitialized_cpp_storage() -> *mut b2MouseJoint

Allocates heap space for this type in C++ and return a pointer to that space, but do not initialize that space (i.e. do not yet call a constructor). Read more
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unsafe fn free_uninitialized_cpp_storage(arg0: *mut b2MouseJoint)

Frees a C++ allocation which has not yet had a constructor called. Read more
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impl SharedPtrTarget for b2MouseJoint

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impl UniquePtrTarget for b2MouseJoint

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impl WeakPtrTarget for b2MouseJoint

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