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-[[Category:Entities]]
+#Redirect [[Physics_Entity_Overview]]
-Any entity that constrains one or more physically simulated entities (such as [[func_physbox]] or [[prop_physics]]) to each other.
-{{note|See also [[Physics Entity Overview]] for more detailed descriptions.}}
-Below is a (so far incomplete and somewhat unconfirmed) list of all contraints:
-====Basic constraints====
-* [[phys_constraint]] constrains distance and rotation.
-* [[phys_lengthconstraint]] constrains distance only.
-* [[phys_keepupright]] constrains rotation only.
-====Specified constraints====
-* [[phys_ballsocket]] constrains distance to the origin specified.
-* [[phys_hinge]] constrains distance and rotation to the axis specified.
-* [[phys_slideconstraint]] constrains movement to the axis specified.
-====Complex constraints====
-* [[phys_pulleyconstraint]]
-* [[phys_ragdollconstraint]]
-* [[phys_spring]] constrains length and rotation like a spring.
-* [[phys_constraintsystem]] is used to manage a group of interacting constraints and keep them stable.
-* [[info_constraint_anchor]] used to attach constraints to a local position on an entity. Usually constraints will attach to the center of mass of an object. Attach the desired constraint to this entity, and then [[parent]] this entity to the entity you want the constraint to apply to.
-[[Category:Glossary]]