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-{{Mergeto|Physics Entity Overview}}
+#Redirect [[Physics_Entity_Overview]]
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-A '''constraint''' is an [[entity]] that restricts the movement one or more [[VPhysics]] entities relative to the world or each other.
-{{note|Constraints attach to a physics object's center of mass. To have them attach at specific points use [[info_constraint_anchor]].}}
-{{tip|To constrain an object to the world, leave one of the target fields blank. The position of the constraint entity will then be used.}}
-To constrain [[QPhysics]] objects, use [[parenting]].
-== Simple constraints ==
-; [[phys_constraint]]
-: Prevents its targets from moving relative to each other.
-; [[phys_lengthconstraint]]
-: Limits how far its target(s) can move.
-; [[phys_keepupright]]
-: Tries to ensure that an object stays upright. Can look ''very'' wrong so use with care!
-; [[phys_ballsocket]]
-: Prevents movement but allows free rotation.
-; [[phys_hinge]]
-: Prevents movement but allows rotation along a single axis.
-; [[phys_slideconstraint]]
-: Restricts movement to a single axis.
-==Complex constraints==
-; [[phys_pulleyconstraint]]
-: Essentially two length constraints with a shared length.
-; [[phys_ragdollconstraint]]
-: A ball socket with rotation limits.
-; [[phys_spring]]
-: A rigid length constraint with bounciness.
-== Utilities ==
-; [[phys_constraintsystem]]
-: Manages a group of overlapping constraints and keeps them stable.
-; [[info_constraint_anchor]]
-: Used to attach constraints to a local position on an entity (usually they attach to the center of mass). Attach the desired constraint to this entity, and then [[parent]] this entity to the entity you want the constraint to apply to.
-== See also ==
-* [[VPhysics#Notable VPhysics entities]]
-* [[Physics Entity Overview]]
-* [[phys_thruster]]
-* [[phys_torque]]
-[[Category:Entities by topic]]

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