Difference between revisions of "Physics Global"
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Revision as of 21:29, 11 January 2018
The Physics JavaScript global object is available from server world scripts and provides methods for launching physics operations
- This is a JavaScript global object named Physics
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Methods
- void FireProjectile(DOMTransformExtended projectileBase, JSVector3 origin, JSVector3 direction, float speed, float maxdistance = 250.0, bool useGravity = true)
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