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Authoritative Unity 6000.5 PhysicsCore2D API reference for Shapes. Lists every type, property, field, method (with signatures, params, returns) for: PhysicsShape, PhysicsShapeDefinition. Use whenever working with these types in code.
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Batching techniques for queries, projectiles/shooters, and swarm/flocking behaviors (boids)
Collision detection, contact manifolds, collision responses, determinism, and character collision handling
Component authoring patterns and best practices for Unity PhysicsCore2D
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Factory patterns for creating complex physics objects (ragdolls, soft bodies, vehicles, gears, mechanical systems)
Collision filtering, layer-based interactions, custom collision filters, and trigger areas
| name | unity-physicscore2d-shapes-api |
| description | Authoritative Unity 6000.5 PhysicsCore2D API reference for Shapes. Lists every type, property, field, method (with signatures, params, returns) for: PhysicsShape, PhysicsShapeDefinition. Use whenever working with these types in code. |
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Generated from Unity 6000.5.0b9 UnityEngine.PhysicsCore2DModule.xml.
Top-level types in this file: PhysicsShape, PhysicsShapeDefinition.
A shape is attached to a body and defines an area to which two distinct types of behaviour are handled: - Collision: Contacts between shapes produce a collision response on their respective bodies, assuming their body type is Dynamic. - Trigger: Contacts between shapes do not produce a collision response, only the fact that they're overlapping is reported. An unlimited number of shapes can be attached to a single body, known as a compound body. A shape is automatically destroyed when the body it is attached to is destroyed. A shape cannot exist unattached from a body.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape
Docs: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
aabb | Get the world AABB that bounds this shape. The bounds of the shape is inflated slightly due to speculative collision detection. The inflation is smaller on Static shape types however it is not zero due to time-of-impact collision detection. If an exact AABB is required then you can retrieve that via the shape geometry. See , , and . |
body | The body which the shape is attached to. |
bounciness | The bounciness (coefficient of restitution) usually in the range [0, 1]. Values higher than 1 will result in energy being added which can lead to an unstable simulation. This is assigned to the current . |
bouncinessMixing | Defines the method used when mixing the friction values of two shapes to form a contact. This is assigned to the current . |
bouncinessPriority | The priority for combining the properties when two shapes come into contact. If the priority of one shape is higher than the other shape then the higher priority will be used. If the priority of both shapes are the same then simply the higher enumeration value of from both shapes will be used. This is assigned to the current . |
callbackTarget | Get/Set the that callbacks for this shape will be sent to. Care should be taken with any assigned as a callback target that isn't a as this assignment will not in itself keep the object alive and can be garbage collected. To avoid this, you should have at least a single reference to the object in your code. To remove the object assigned here, set the callback target to NULL. This includes the following events: - A with call . - A with call . - A with call . - A with call . - A with call . - A with call . |
capsuleGeometry | Get/Set the Capsule associated with this shape. When getting the shape geometry, the shape type must match the geometry type otherwise a warning will be produced and invalid geometry will be returned. Setting the geometry will change the type of shape represented even if the shape type was different before. Setting the geometry will also result in waking the body the shape is attached to. |
chain | Get the owning chain. The type of shape must be otherwise a warning will be produced. See and . |
chainSegmentGeometry | Get/Set the Chain Segment associated with this shape. When getting the shape geometry, the shape type must match the geometry type otherwise a warning will be produced and invalid geometry will be returned. Setting the geometry will change the type of shape represented even if the shape type was different before. Setting the geometry will also result in waking the body the shape is attached to. |
circleGeometry | Get/Set the Circle associated with this shape. When getting the shape geometry, the shape type must match the geometry type otherwise a warning will be produced and invalid geometry will be returned. Setting the geometry will change the type of shape represented even if the shape type was different before. Setting the geometry will result in waking the body the shape is attached to. |
contactEvents | Controls whether this shape produces contact events which can be retrieved after the simulation has completed. Any contact events can be used to call the assigned . A contact event is produced if either shapes involved have contactEvents enabled. A contact event will produce a to the for both shapes involved. |
contactFilter | The filter used when determining what contacts this shape participates in. |
contactFilterCallbacks | Controls whether this shape produces contact filter callbacks. A contact filter callback allows direct control over whether a contact will be created between a pair of shapes. This applies to both triggers and non-triggers but only with to Dynamic bodies These are relatively expensive so disabling them can provide a significant performance benefit. A contact filter callback will call the for both shapes involved if they implement . |
customColor | Custom debug draw color. Any color value other than (RGBA=0) will be used to render the shape.. This value is passed back when using the drawing. The alpha value here is always ignored. This is assigned to the current . |
definition | Get/Set a shape definition by accessing all of its current properties. This is provided as convenience only and should not be used when performance is important as all the properties defined in the definition are accessed sequentially. You should try to only use the specific properties you need rather than using this feature. |
friction | The Coulomb (dry) friction coefficient, usually in the range [0, 1]. This is assigned to the current . |
frictionMixing | Defines the method used when mixing the friction values of two shapes to form a contact. This is assigned to the current . |
frictionPriority | The priority for combining the properties when two shapes come into contact. If the priority of one shape is higher than the other shape then the higher priority will be used. If the priority of both shapes are the same then simply the higher enumeration value of from both shapes will be used. This is assigned to the current . |
hitEvents | Controls whether this shape produces hit events which can be retrieved after the simulation has completed. |
isChainSegment | Check if the shape is a Chain type. A Chain type is owned by a chain. See and . |
isOwned | Get if the shape is owned. See . |
isTrigger | Get/Set if the shape is a trigger. Changing the state here is relatively expensive and should be avoided. See . |
isValid | Check if the shape is valid. |
localCenter | Get the center of the shape, in local-space. |
massConfiguration | The shape mass configuration. Normally this only used on a body where the total of all shapes is used. This allows the calculation of this specific shape in isolation. See . |
moverData | The mover data for the shape mover. |
ownerUserData | Get that can be used for any purpose, typically by the owner only. |
polygonGeometry | Get/Set the Polygon associated with this shape. When getting the shape geometry, the shape type must match the geometry type otherwise a warning will be produced and invalid geometry will be returned. Setting the geometry will change the type of shape represented even if the shape type was different before. Setting the geometry will also result in waking the body the shape is attached to. |
preSolveCallbacks | Controls whether this shape produces pre-solve callbacks. This only applies to Dynamic bodies and is ignored for triggers. These are relatively expensive so disabling them can provide a significant performance benefit. A pre-solve callback will call the for both shapes involved if they implement . |
rollingResistance | The rolling resistance usually in the range [0, 1]. This is assigned to the current . |
segmentGeometry | Get/Set the Segment associated with this shape. When getting the shape geometry, the shape type must match the geometry type otherwise a warning will be produced and invalid geometry will be returned. Setting the geometry will change the type of shape represented even if the shape type was different before. Setting the geometry will also result in waking the body the shape is attached to. |
shapeType | The type of shape. See . |
startMassUpdate | Should the body update its mass properties when this shape is created. Disabling this improves performance when multiple shapes are being added to the same body. The mass of a body can then be explicitly updated by calling See . |
startStaticContacts | Normally shapes on Static bodies don't create contacts when they are added to the world. This overrides that behavior and causes contact creation. This significantly slows down Static body creation which can be important when there are many Static shapes. This is implicitly always true for Triggers, Dynamic bodies and Kinematic bodies. See . |
surfaceMaterial | The surface material for the shape comprising of many properties such as friction, bounciness, rolling resistance etc. Setting the surface material overrides any individual settings for friction, bounciness, rolling resistance etc. |
tangentSpeed | The tangent (surface) speed. This is assigned to the current . |
transform | Get the shape transform. This is simply the body transform. See . |
triggerEvents | Controls whether this shape produces triggers events which can be retrieved after the simulation has completed. A trigger event is only produced if both shapes involved have their triggerEvents enabled. A trigger event will produce a to the for both shapes involved. |
userData | Get/Set that can be used for any purpose. The physics system doesn't use this data, it is entirely for custom use. |
world | Get the world the shape is attached to. |
worldDrawing | Controls whether this shape is automatically drawn when the world is drawn. |
ApplyWind(Vector2, float, float, bool)Apply a wind force to the shape body using the density of air This considers the projected area of the shape in the wind direction. This also considers the relative velocity of the shape. This only has an effect if the shape body is . This only has an effect of shapes of type Circle, Capsule or Polygon.
Params:
force — The wind velocity in world-space.drag — The drag coefficient which is a force that opposes the relative velocity.lift — The lift coefficient which is a force that is perpendicular to the relative velocity.wake — Whether the shape body should be woken or not.CastRay(PhysicsQuery.CastRayInput)Check if a ray intersects the shape. See .
Params:
castRayInput — The configuration of the ray to cast.Returns: The intersection details, if any, that were found.
CastShape(PhysicsQuery.CastShapeInput)Calculate if a cast shape intersects the shape. Initially touching shapes are treated as a miss. You should check for overlap first if initial overlap is required. See and .
Params:
input — The cast shape input used to check for intersection.Returns: The results of the intersection test.
ClosestPoint(Vector2)Calculate the closest point on this shape to the specified point.
Params:
point — The point to check.Returns: The closest point on the shape to the specified point.
CreateShape(PhysicsBody, CircleGeometry)Create a Circle shape, using its default definition, attached to the specified body. See .
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.Returns: The created shape.
CreateShape(PhysicsBody, CircleGeometry, PhysicsShapeDefinition)Create a Circle shape attached to the specified body. See .
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.definition — The shape definition to use.Returns: The created shape.
CreateShape(PhysicsBody, PolygonGeometry)Create a Polygon shape, using its default definition, attached to the specified body. See .
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.Returns: The created shape.
CreateShape(PhysicsBody, PolygonGeometry, PhysicsShapeDefinition)Create a Polygon shape attached to the specified body. See .
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.definition — The shape definition to use.Returns: The created shape.
CreateShape(PhysicsBody, CapsuleGeometry)Create a Capsule shape, using its default definition, attached to the specified body. See .
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.Returns: The created shape.
CreateShape(PhysicsBody, CapsuleGeometry, PhysicsShapeDefinition)Create a Capsule shape attached to the specified body. See .
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.definition — The shape definition to use.Returns: The created shape.
CreateShape(PhysicsBody, SegmentGeometry)Create a Segment shape, using its default definition, attached to the specified body. See .
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.Returns: The created shape.
CreateShape(PhysicsBody, SegmentGeometry, PhysicsShapeDefinition)Create a Segment shape attached to the specified body. See .
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.definition — The shape definition to use.Returns: The created shape.
CreateShape(PhysicsBody, ChainSegmentGeometry, PhysicsShapeDefinition)Create a Chain Segment shape attached to the specified body. See .
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.definition — The shape definition to use.Returns: The created shape.
CreateShape(PhysicsBody, ChainSegmentGeometry)Create a Chain Segment shape, using its default definition, attached to the specified body. See .
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.Returns: The created shape.
CreateShapeBatch(PhysicsBody, ReadOnlySpan{Unity.U2D.Physics.CircleGeometry}, PhysicsShapeDefinition, Unity.Collections.Allocator)Create a batch of Circle shapes attached to the specified body.
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.definition — The shape definition to use.allocator — The memory allocator to use for the results. This can only be , or .Returns: The created shapes. This NativeArray must be disposed of after use otherwise leaks will occur. The exception to this is if the array is empty.
CreateShapeBatch(PhysicsBody, ReadOnlySpan{Unity.U2D.Physics.PolygonGeometry}, PhysicsShapeDefinition, Unity.Collections.Allocator)Create a batch of Polygon shapes attached to the specified body.
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.definition — The shape definition to use.allocator — The memory allocator to use for the results. This can only be , or .Returns: The created shapes. This NativeArray must be disposed of after use otherwise leaks will occur. The exception to this is if the array is empty.
CreateShapeBatch(PhysicsBody, ReadOnlySpan{Unity.U2D.Physics.CapsuleGeometry}, PhysicsShapeDefinition, Unity.Collections.Allocator)Create a batch of Capsule shapes attached to the specified body.
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.definition — The shape definition to use.allocator — The memory allocator to use for the results. This can only be , or .Returns: The created shapes. This NativeArray must be disposed of after use otherwise leaks will occur. The exception to this is if the array is empty.
CreateShapeBatch(PhysicsBody, ReadOnlySpan{Unity.U2D.Physics.SegmentGeometry}, PhysicsShapeDefinition, Unity.Collections.Allocator)Create a batch of Segment shapes attached to the specified body.
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.definition — The shape definition to use.allocator — The memory allocator to use for the results. This can only be , or .Returns: The created shapes. This NativeArray must be disposed of after use otherwise leaks will occur. The exception to this is if the array is empty.
CreateShapeBatch(PhysicsBody, ReadOnlySpan{Unity.U2D.Physics.ChainSegmentGeometry}, PhysicsShapeDefinition, Unity.Collections.Allocator)Create a batch of Chain Segment shapes attached to the specified body.
Params:
body — The body to attach the shape to.geometry — The shape geometry to use.definition — The shape definition to use.allocator — The memory allocator to use for the results. This can only be , or .Returns: The created shapes. This NativeArray must be disposed of after use otherwise leaks will occur. The exception to this is if the array is empty.
CreateShapeProxy(bool)Create a shape proxy from the shape.
Params:
useWorldSpace — Whether to create the shape proxy in world-space or not. World-space will transform by the body origin the shape is attached to.Destroy(bool, int)Destroy the shape, destroying all the shape is involved in. If the object is owned with then you must provide the owner key it returned. Failing to do so will return a warning and the shape will not be destroyed. The lifetime of the specified owner object is not linked to this shape i.e. this shape will still be owned by the owner object, even if it is destroyed. Shapes of type Chain cannot be destroyed here, they must be destroyed by their owning chain. See and .
Params:
updateBodyMass — Optional flag indicating if the body mass configuration should be updated. Not doing so is faster, especially when destroying multiple shapes.ownerKey — Optional owner key returned when using .Returns: If the shape was destroyed or not.
DestroyBatch(ReadOnlySpan{Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape}, bool)Destroy a batch of shapes, destroying all the shapes are involved in. Any invalid shapes will be ignored including chain segment shapes created via a (the chain must be destroyed)." Owned shapes will produce a warning and will not be destroyed (See ). See .
Params:
shapes — The shapes to destroy.updateBodyMass — Whether to update the body mass configuration. Not doing so is faster, especially when destroying multiple shapes.Distance(PhysicsShape, bool)Get the minimum distance between this shape and the specified shape.
Params:
otherShape — The other shape to check the distance of.useRadii — Whether to use the radii of both shapes or not.Returns: The distance result.
Distance(PhysicsShape, PhysicsTransform, bool)Get the minimum distance between this shape and the specified shape.
Params:
otherShape — The other shape to check the distance of.otherTransform — The transform used to specify where the other shape is positioned.useRadii — Whether to use the radii of both shapes or not.Returns: The distance result.
Distance(ReadOnlySpan{Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape}, bool)Get the minimum distance between this shape and the specified shape(s) span.
Params:
otherShapes — A read-only span of the other shape to check the distance of.useRadii — Whether to use the radii of both shapes or not.Returns: The distance result.
Distance(PhysicsBody, bool)Get the minimum distance between this shape and all the shapes attached to the specified body.
Params:
physicsBody — The body whose attached shape(s) will be used to check the distance of.useRadii — Whether to use the radii of all shapes or not.Draw()Draw the PhysicsShape that visually represents its current state in the world.
Equals(object)Equals(PhysicsShape)GetContacts(Unity.Collections.Allocator)Get all the touching contacts this shape is currently participating in.
Params:
allocator — The memory allocator to use for the results. This can only be , or .Returns: The touching contacts this shape is currently participating in. This NativeArray must be disposed of after use otherwise leaks will occur. The exception to this is if the array is empty.
GetDensity()Get the shape density. See .
Returns: The density of the shape.
GetHashCode()GetOwner()Get the owner object associated with this shape as specified using .
Returns: The owner object associated with this shape or NULL if no owner has been specified.
GetPerimeter()Get the length of the perimeter of the shape.
Returns: The length of the perimeter of the shape.
GetPerimeterProjected(Vector2)Get the length of the perimeter of the shape projected onto the specified axis.
Params:
axis — The axis to project the perimeter of the shape.Returns: The length of the perimeter of the shape projected onto the specified axis.
GetTriggerVisitors(Unity.Collections.Allocator)Get all the trigger visitors for this shape. The shape must be a trigger, if not, no visitors will be returned.
Params:
allocator — The memory allocator to use for the results. This can only be , or .Returns: The trigger visitors for this shape. This NativeArray must be disposed of after use otherwise leaks will occur. The exception to this is if the array is empty.
Intersect(PhysicsShape)Check the intersection between this shape and another shape.
Params:
otherShape — The other shape used to check intersection against.Returns: The contact manifold fully detailing the intersection.
Intersect(PhysicsTransform, PhysicsShape, PhysicsTransform)Check the intersection between this shape and another shape.
Params:
transform — The transform used to specify where this shape is positioned.otherShape — The other shape used to check intersection against.otherTransform — The transform used to specify where the other shape is positioned.Returns: The contact manifold fully detailing the intersection.
operator ==(PhysicsShape, PhysicsShape)operator implicit()operator !=(PhysicsShape, PhysicsShape)OverlapPoint(Vector2)Check if a point intersects the shape. This will only work on "closed" shapes. See .
Params:
point — The world point to check.Returns: Whether an intersection was found or not.
SetDensity(float, bool)Set the shape density. See .
Params:
density — The density to set.updateBodyMass — Whether to update the body mass configuration. Not doing so is faster, especially when setting multiple shapes.SetOwner(ReadOnlySpan{Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape}, Object, int)Set the owner object using the specified owner key. You can only set the owner once, multiple attempts will produce a warning. This call does not bind the lifetime of the specified owner object, it is simply a reference. Whilst it is valid to not specify an owner object (NULL), it is recommended for debugging purposes.
Params:
shapes — The shapes to set ownership for.owner — The object that owns this key. Whilst it is valid to not specify an owner object (NULL), it is recommended for debugging purposes.ownerKey — The owner key to be used. The value must be non-zero. You can use for this value although any non-zero integer will work.SetOwner(Object, int)Set the owner object using the specified owner key. You can only set the owner once, multiple attempts will produce a warning. This call does not bind the lifetime of the specified owner object, it is simply a reference. It is also valid to not specify an owner object (NULL) to simply gain an owner key however it can be useful, if simply for debugging purposes and discovery, to know which object is the owner.
Params:
owner — The object that owns this key. This can be NULL if not required but is recommended as the key is formed in part by the hash-code of the owner object.ownerKey — The owner key to be used. If zero then a new owner key is created. You can use for this value although any non-zero integer will work.SetOwner(Object)Set the owner object using the specified owner key. You can only set the owner once, multiple attempts will produce a warning. This call does not bind the lifetime of the specified owner object, it is simply a reference. It is also valid to not specify an owner object (NULL) to simply gain an owner key however it can be useful, if simply for debugging purposes and discovery, to know which object is the owner.
Params:
owner — The object that owns this key. This can be NULL if not required but is recommended as the key is formed in part by the hash-code of the owner object.Returns: The owner key assigned.
SetOwnerUserData(PhysicsUserData, int)Set that can be used for any purpose, typically by the owner only.
Params:
physicsUserData — The user data to set.ownerKey — Optional owner key returned when using .ToString()The contact between two shapes. By convention the manifold normal points from shape A to shape B. See and .
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.Contact
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
contactId | The unique Id of this contact. This contact is volatile and may be destroyed automatically when the world is modified or simulated therefore it should always be checked for validity with . |
manifold | The contact manifold describing the contact. |
shapeA | One of the shapes involved in the contact. |
shapeB | The other shape involved in the contact. |
A contact filter is used to control what contacts are created when intersecting other shapes. A contact filter contains a filter with the addition of a group index allowing overrides to the filter. See .
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ContactFilter
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
DefaultCategories | The default categories used. |
DefaultContacts | The default contacts used. |
defaultFilter | Get a default contact filter that contacts everything. |
Everything | Get a contact filter that is all categories and contacts everything. |
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
categories | The categories this object is in. Usually you would only set one bit but multiple are allowed. |
contacts | The categories this object will produce contacts with. |
groupIndex | The group which the contact filter uses to determine if the categories and contact masks are used. See for more information. |
new(PhysicsMask, PhysicsMask, int)Create a contact filter. See .
Params:
categories — A defining the categories this object is in.contacts — A defining the categories this object will produce contacts with.groupIndex — The group index this filter belongs to. How this is used is determined by .CanContact(PhysicsShape.ContactFilter)Will this contact filter produce a contact with the specified contact filter. The term "contact" here means that if these filters were used on two , would a contact be produced.
Params:
filter — The other contact filter to compare against.Returns: Whether a contact would be produced by both contact filters or not.
The mode used to determine how is used.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ContactFilterGroupMode
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
Filtering | In this mode, the is used to filter if contacts are allowed to be created by the and masks. The rules for two shapes coming into contact are: - If both shapes have an identical group then the and masks are used. - If both shapes have a different group then they will never produce a contact irrelevant of the and mask configuration. - A group of zero is used like any other group but is also the default therefore if unchanged, the and masks are used by default. |
Group | In this mode, the is used to control if contacts are never created (negative) or always created (positive). A non-zero group always overrides the and masks. A group of zero has no effect. The rules for two shapes coming into contact are: - If either shape has a group of zero then the group is ignored and the and masks are used. - If both shapes have a non-zero but different group then the and masks are used. - If both shapes have an identical and positive group then they will always produce a contact. - If both shapes have an identical and negative group then they will never produce a contact. |
The mode used for the when determining if two can contact. See .
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ContactFilterMode
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
Both | This mode will produce a contact if both agree, effectively an AND operation. A contact will be produced if the following is true: (contactFilterA.contacts AND-MASK contactFilterB.categories) AND (contactFilterA.categories AND-MASK contactFilterB.contacts). How the is used is determined by . |
Either | This mode will produce a contact if either agree, effectively an OR operation. A contact will be produced if the following is true: (contactFilterA.contacts AND-MASK contactFilterB.categories ) OR (contactFilterA.categories AND-MASK contactFilterB.contacts). How the is used is determined by . |
The unique Id of the contact. This contact is volatile and may be destroyed automatically when the world is modified or simulated therefore it should always be checked for validity.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ContactId
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
contact | Get the contact. |
isValid | Check if the contact is valid or not. |
ToString()A contact manifold describes the contact points between colliding shapes. Speculative collision is used so some contact points may be separated, a property available per-contact.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ContactManifold
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
Item | Indexer to access the manifold points. |
normal | The unit normal vector in world space, points from shape A to bodyB |
pointCount | The number of manifold points available, in the range [0, 2]. |
points | The manifold points, up to two are possible. |
rollingImpulse | Angular impulse applied for rolling resistance (N * m * s = kg * m^2 / s). |
speculativePointCount | The number of manifold points available that are speculative, in the range [0, 2]. |
GetEnumerator()System#Collections#IEnumerable#GetEnumerator()Contains all the detail related to the geometry and dynamics of the contact. You may use the to determine if there was an interaction during the time step.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ContactManifold.ManifoldPoint
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
anchorA | Location of the contact point relative to shapeA's origin in world space. |
anchorB | Location of the contact point relative to shapeB's origin in world space. |
id | Uniquely identifies a contact point between two shapes. This should not be confused with . |
normalImpulse | The impulse along the manifold normal vector. |
normalVelocity | Relative normal velocity pre-solve. Used for hit events. If the normal impulse is zero then there was no hit. Negative means shapes are approaching. |
persisted | Did this contact point exist the previous step? |
point | Location of the contact point in world space. Subject to precision loss at large coordinates. This point lags behind when contact recycling is used. Preference should be to use anchorA and/or anchorB for game logic. This is also known as the "clip" point. |
separation | The separation of the contact point, negative if penetrating. |
speculative | Is the contact point speculative i.e. not currently interacting? |
tangentImpulse | The friction impulse. |
totalNormalImpulse | The total normal impulse applied across sub-stepping and restitution. This includes the warm starting impulse, the sub-step delta impulse, and the restitution impulse. This can be used to identify speculative contact points that had an interaction during the simulation step. |
Fixed-sized manifold point array.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ContactManifold.ManifoldPointArray
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
contactInfo0 | Manifold Point #0. |
contactInfo1 | Manifold Point #1. |
Item | Indexer to access the manifold points in the array. |
speculativePointCount | The number of manifold points available that are speculative, in the range [0, 2]. |
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ContactManifold.ManifoldPointIterator
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
Current | — |
System#Collections#Generic#IEnumerator{Unity#U2D#Physics#PhysicsShape#ContactManifold#ManifoldPoint}#Current | — |
System#Collections#IEnumerator#Current | — |
new(PhysicsShape.ContactManifold)System#Collections#IEnumerator#MoveNext()System#Collections#IEnumerator#Reset()System#IDisposable#Dispose()Collision results optionally returned from in .
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.MoverCollision
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
normal | The collision normal at the collision point on the shape. |
point | The collision point on the shape. |
shape | The shape the mover collided with. |
The mover data assigned to a . This is used when are encountered when using .
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.MoverData
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
clipVelocity | Controls if this shape can clip the mover velocity. |
pushLimit | Controls the amount this shape can push against a mover. To effectively set no limit, use . |
new()Create a default mover data.
Fixed vertex shape array.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ShapeArray
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
Item | Accessor for the shape array. |
vertex0 | Vertex #0. |
vertex1 | Vertex #1. |
vertex2 | Vertex #2. |
vertex3 | Vertex #3. |
vertex4 | Vertex #4. |
vertex5 | Vertex #5. |
vertex6 | Vertex #6. |
vertex7 | Vertex #7. |
new(ReadOnlySpan{UnityEngine.Vector2})Construct with the specified vertices.
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vertices — The vertices to set.AsSpan(int)Get the shape array as a span.
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count — The number of shape array elements to return.Returns: The span representing the shape array.
A proxy of a shape in a generic form suited to representing all support shape types. You can provide between 1 and and a radius. - A is a single point with a non-zero radius (zero radius is allowed however and defines a point). - A is two points with a non-zero radius. - A box is the points with and an optional radius. - A is two points with a zero radius. - A is two points with a zero radius. To create a proxy, simply provide the geometry to the constructor.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ShapeProxy
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
capsuleGeometry | Get a from the shape proxy. The must be 2. |
circleGeometry | Get a from the shape proxy. The must be 1. |
count | The number of vertices. |
isValid | Check if the shape proxy is valid. |
polygonGeometry | Get a from the shape proxy. |
radius | The radius around the vertices. |
segmentGeometry | Get a from the shape proxy. The must be 2. |
shapeType | The shape type represented. |
vertices | The shape vertices. |
new(Vector2)Create a shape proxy representing a single point.
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point — The point to represent.new(CircleGeometry)Create a shape proxy using the specified Circle.
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circleGeometry — The geometry to use.new(CapsuleGeometry)Create a shape proxy using the specified Capsule.
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capsuleGeometry — The geometry to use.new(PolygonGeometry)Create a shape proxy using the specified Polygon.
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polygonGeometry — The geometry to use.new(SegmentGeometry)Create a shape proxy using the specified Segment.
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segmentGeometry — The geometry to use.new(ChainSegmentGeometry)Create a shape proxy using the specified ChainSegment.
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chainSegmentGeometry — The geometry to use.AsSpan()Get the convex-hull vertices as a span.
Returns: The span representing the vertices in the convex-hull.
The type of shape. Some shapes are "closed" meaning they have an interior which will produce contacts. Some shapes are "open" meaning they do not have an interior and will only produce contacts when their boundary is intersected.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.ShapeType
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
Capsule | A capsule is an extruded circle. This is a closed shape. See . |
ChainSegment | A Chain of line segments that are joined together with other line segments. This is an open shape. This is indirectly created and owned by a chain. See and . |
Circle | A circle with an offset. This is a closed shape. See . |
Polygon | A convex polygon. This is a closed shape. See . |
Segment | A line segment. This is an open shape. See . |
Defines the dynamics of a surface on a shape.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.SurfaceMaterial
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
bounciness | The bounciness (coefficient of restitution) usually in the range [0, 1]. |
bouncinessMixing | Defines the method used when mixing the bounciness values of two shapes to form a contact. |
bouncinessPriority | The priority for mixing the properties when two shapes come into contact. If the priority of one shape is higher than the other shape then the higher priority will be used. If the priority of both shapes are the same then simply the higher enumeration value of from both shapes will be used. |
customColor | Custom debug draw color. Any color value other than (0,0,0,0) will be used to render the shape. This value is passed back when using the drawing. The alpha value here is always ignored. |
defaultMaterial | Get the default surface material. |
friction | The Coulomb (dry) friction coefficient, usually in the range [0, 1]. |
frictionMixing | Defines the method used when mixing the friction values of two shapes to form a contact. |
frictionPriority | The priority for mixing the properties when two shapes come into contact. If the priority of one shape is higher than the other shape then the higher priority will be used. If the priority of both shapes are the same then simply the higher enumeration value of from both shapes will be used. |
rollingResistance | The rolling resistance usually in the range [0, 1]. |
tangentSpeed | The tangent (surface) speed. |
new()Create a default surface material.
new(bool)Create a default surface material.
Params:
useSettings — Controls whether the default come settings from the physics settings or not.The method used to mix friction or bounciness values.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShape.SurfaceMaterial.MixingMode
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
Average | The average of both surface values. |
Maximum | The maximum of both surface values. |
Mean | The geometric mean of both surface values. |
Minimum | The minium of both surface values. |
Multiply | The product of both surface values. |
A definition used to specify important initial properties.
Full name: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShapeDefinition
Docs: Unity.U2D.Physics.PhysicsShapeDefinition
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
contactFilter | The contact filter used to control which contacts this shape can participate in. |
moverData | The mover data used for the shape mover. |
surfaceMaterial | The surface material for the shape comprising of many properties such as friction, bounciness, rolling resistance etc. |
| Name | Summary |
|---|---|
contactEvents | Controls whether this shape produces contact events which can be retrieved after the simulation has completed. This only applies to kinematic and dynamic bodies. A contact event is produced if either shapes involved have their contactEvents enabled. Changing this at run-time may lead to lost begin/end events. |
contactFilterCallbacks | Controls whether this shape produces contact filter callbacks. A contact filter callback allows direct control over whether a contact will be created between a pair of shapes. This applies to both triggers and non-triggers but only with to Dynamic bodies These are relatively expensive so disabling them can provide a significant performance benefit. A contact filter callback will call the for both shapes involved if they implement . |
defaultDefinition | Get a default definition. |
density | The density, usually in kg/m^2, defaults to 1. This is not part of the surface material because this is for the interior of the shape, which may have other considerations, such as being hollow. |
hitEvents | Controls whether this shape produces hit events which can be retrieved after the simulation has completed. This only applies to kinematic and dynamic bodies. This is ignored for triggers. |
isTrigger | Enable/Disable being a trigger shape. A trigger shape generates overlap events but never generates a collision response. Triggers do not collide with other triggers and do not have continuous collision, instead, use a ray or shape cast for those scenarios. Triggers still contribute to the body mass if they have non-zero density. The default is false. |
preSolveCallbacks | Controls whether this shape produces pre-solve callbacks. This only applies to Dynamic bodies and is ignored for triggers. These are relatively expensive so disabling them can provide a significant performance benefit. A pre-solve callback will call the for both shapes involved if they implement . |
startMassUpdate | Should the body update its mass properties when this shape is created. Disabling this improves performance when multiple shapes are being added to the same body. The mass of a body can then be explicitly updated by calling See . |
startStaticContacts | Normally shapes on Static bodies don't create contacts when they are added to the world. This overrides that behavior and causes contact creation. This significantly slows down Static body creation which can be important when there are many Static shapes. This is implicitly always true for Triggers, Dynamic bodies and Kinematic bodies. See . |
triggerEvents | Controls whether this shape produces trigger events which can be retrieved after the simulation has completed. A trigger event is only produced if both shapes involved have their triggerEvents enabled. This applies to triggers and non-triggers alike. |
worldDrawing | Controls whether this shape is automatically drawn when the world is drawn. See . |
new()Create a default definition.
new(bool)Create a default definition.
Params:
useSettings — Controls whether the default come settings from the physics settings or not.Generated by ~/.claude/physicscore2d-api-generator/_generate.py from Unity 6000.5.0b9 UnityEngine.PhysicsCore2DModule.xml. Do not hand-edit; re-run the generator.