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Restricts a physical object's movement. 0 means completely locked and 1 means free-to-move. E.g. passing <code>1, 0, 1</code> to the Position input will lock an object in the X/Z plane, and passing <code>0, 0 | Restricts a physical object's movement. | ||
0 means completely locked and 1 means free-to-move. | |||
E.g. passing <code>1, 0, 1</code> to the Position input will lock an object in the X/Z plane, and passing <code>0, 1, 0</code> to the Rotation input will only allow it to rotate around the Y axis. | |||
{{Image|Set Locked example.png|Make the sphere limited to 2D movement and rotation}} | |||
== Notes == | |||
It is a force multiplier, so any values can be used. | It is a force multiplier, so any values can be used. | ||
Using numbers such as <code>0.5, 0.5, 0.5</code> will make the object react to physics 50% less than normal. Negative numbers reverse physics and numbers bigger than 1 increase them. | Using numbers such as <code>0.5, 0.5, 0.5</code> will make the object react to physics 50% less than normal. Negative numbers reverse physics and numbers bigger than 1 increase them. | ||
[[Category:Blocks]] | [[Category:Blocks]] | ||