UniversalConstraint
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A UniversalConstraint ensures two axes on two bodies remain perpendicular. Contextually, this constraint is more restrictive than a BallSocketConstraint but less restrictive than a HingeConstraint by one degree of freedom.
Example applications of this constraint include transmitting power between the transmission and drive shafts of cars, robotics, and more.
When configuring this constraint, it may be helpful to study Roblox Units to understand how Roblox units compare to metric units.
Limits
Enabling the LimitsEnabled property exposes the MaxAngle limit to restrict tilt within a cone, as well as Restitution which defines the elasticity of the attachments when they reach the limit.
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Determines whether the angular motion of attachments' primary axes is limited.
The max angle, in degrees, of the constraint's limiting cone.
The constraint's visualization radius.
The restitution coefficient of the cone constraint.
Indicates if the constraint is currently active in the world.
The Attachment that is connected to Constraint.Attachment1.
The Attachment that is connected to Constraint.Attachment0.
The color of the constraint.
Toggles whether or not the constraint is enabled.
Toggles the constraint's visibility.
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LimitsEnabled
This property, when enabled, limits the relative angular motion of the primary axes of attachments through a cone constraint. The default value is false.
MaxAngle
This property determines the max angle, in degrees, of the constraint's limiting cone, formed from Attachment0 and its primary axis. The default value is 45 degrees.
In order for this property to take affect, the constraint's LimitsEnabled property must be set to true.
Radius
This property indicates the constraint's visualization radius, in studs. Default value is 0.2.
Restitution
This property determines the restitution of the two Attachments connected by the UniversalConstraint when they reach the end of the range specified by MaxAngle. The value defaults to 0 and can be any floating number in the range of 0 to 1. Only applies when LimitsEnabled is set to true.