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Basic Physics Constraint
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Example of how to create a hinge Physics Constraint between two objects.
from bge import logic
from bge import constraints
# get object list
objects = logic.getCurrentScene().objects
# get object named Object1 and Object 2
object_1 = objects["Object1"]
object_2 = objects["Object2"]
# want to use Edge constraint type
constraint_type = 2
# get Object1 and Object2 physics IDs
physics_id_1 = object_1.getPhysicsId()
physics_id_2 = object_2.getPhysicsId()
# use bottom right edge of Object1 for hinge position
edge_position_x = 1.0
edge_position_y = 0.0
edge_position_z = -1.0
# rotate the pivot z axis about 90 degrees
edge_angle_x = 0.0
edge_angle_y = 0.0
edge_angle_z = 90.0
# create an edge constraint
constraints.createConstraint(physics_id_1, physics_id_2,
constraint_type,
edge_position_x, edge_position_y, edge_position_z,
edge_angle_x, edge_angle_y, edge_angle_z)