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Adds a force and/or a torque to an object. | |||
Adds a force and/or a torque to an [[object]]. | |||
== Inputs == | == Inputs == | ||
* Object: The object you want to apply force to. | |||
* Force: The force to apply to that object. | * {{Value|o|Object}}: The object you want to apply force to. | ||
* Apply | * {{Value|v|Force}}: The force to apply to that object. | ||
* Torque: The rotational equivalent of a linear force, changing the object's rotational motion. | * {{Value|v|Apply At}}: Where on the object you want to apply the force, it's applied at the center of mass by default. | ||
* {{Value|v|Torque}}: The rotational equivalent of a linear force, changing the object's rotational motion. | |||
== Notes == | == Notes == | ||
* A torque force applied on the first frame, or the same frame that an object is created, seems to have no effect. | * A torque force applied on the first frame, or the same frame that an object is created, seems to have no effect. A normal force works just fine, and torque forces work just fine after the first frame. | ||
[[Category:Blocks]] | [[Category:Blocks]] | ||