Doc:2.6/Manual/Constraints/Relationship/Rigid Body Joint

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Rigid Body Joint Constraint

Description

The Rigid Body Joint constraint is very special. Basically, it is used by the physical part of the Blender Game Engine to simulate a joint between its owner and its target. It offers four joint types: hinge type, ball-and-socket type, cone-twist, and generic six-DoF (degrees of freedom) type.

The joint point and axes are defined and fixed relative to the owner. The target moves as if it were stuck to the center point of a stick, the other end of the stick rotating around the joint/pivot point…

This constraint is of no use in most “standard” static or animated projects. However, you can use its results outside of the BGE, through the Game » Record Animation menu entry (from the main menu of the User Preferences window, see Rigid Bodies for more info on this topic).

For a demo file that shows some of the different types, see: BGE-Physics-RigidBodyJoints.blend.

Options

Rigid Body Joint panel
Target
This constraint uses one target, and is not functional (red state) when it has none.
Joint Type
Ball
works like an ideal ball-and-socket joint, i.e. allows rotations around all axes like a shoulder joint.
Hinge
works in one plane, like an elbow: the owner and target can only rotate around the X axis of the pivot (joint point).
Limits
Angular limits for the X axis
Cone Twist
similar to Ball, this is a point-to-point joint with limits added for the cone and twist axis
Limits
Angular limits
Generic 6DOF
works like the Ball option, but the target is no longer constrained at a fixed distance from the pivot point, by default (hence the six degrees of freedom: rotation and translation around/along the three axes).
In fact, there is no longer a joint by default, with this option, but it enables additional settings which allow you to restrict some of these DoF:
Limits
Linear and angular limits for a given axis (of the pivot) in Blender Units and degrees respectively.
Child Object
 normally, leave this blank. You can reset it to blank by right clicking and selecting Reset to Default Value.
Linked Collision
When enabled, this will disable the collision detection between the owner and the target (in the physical engine of the BGE).
Display Pivot
When enabled, this will draw the pivot of the joint in the 3D views. Most useful, especially with the Generic 6DOF joint type!
Pivot
These three numeric fields allow you to relocate the pivot point, in the owner’s space.
Axis
These three numeric fields allow you to rotate the pivot point, in the owner’s space.