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PhysicsMaterial2D

class in UnityEngine

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Inherits from:Object

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Implemented in:UnityEngine.Physics2DModule

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Description

Asset type that defines the surface properties of a Collider2D.

Note: the 3D equivalent of this class is spelt as "PhysicMaterial" with no S, but this class is spelt "PhysicsMaterial" with an S.

See Also: PhysicMaterial class.

Properties

bouncinessThe degree of elasticity during collisions.
frictionCoefficient of friction.

Inherited Members

Properties

hideFlagsShould the object be hidden, saved with the Scene or modifiable by the user?
nameThe name of the object.

Public Methods

GetInstanceIDGets the instance ID of the object.
ToStringReturns the name of the object.

Static Methods

DestroyRemoves a GameObject, component or asset.
DestroyImmediateDestroys the object obj immediately. You are strongly recommended to use Destroy instead.
DontDestroyOnLoadDo not destroy the target Object when loading a new Scene.
FindAnyObjectByTypeRetrieves any active loaded object of Type type.
FindFirstObjectByTypeRetrieves the first active loaded object of Type type.
FindObjectOfTypeReturns the first active loaded object of Type type.
FindObjectsByTypeRetrieves a list of all loaded objects of Type type.
FindObjectsOfTypeGets a list of all loaded objects of Type type.
InstantiateClones the object original and returns the clone.

Operators

boolDoes the object exist?
operator !=Compares if two objects refer to a different object.
operator ==Compares two object references to see if they refer to the same object.