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Physicals

A physical is an object inside of which there is an invisible force field affecting other objects.

Types of Physicals

There are 5 types of physicals:

  •   Physical Wind is a cuboid shaped area that simulates the blowing wind inside of it.
  •   Physical Force is a spherical object with a force applied to its center. It pulls physical objects and particles up to or away from the point or rotates them around.
  •   Physical Noise is a cuboid shaped area that adds a distribution flow based on a volumetric noise texture.
  •   Physical Water is cuboid shaped area that simulates a force field affecting water objects.
  •   Physical Trigger is an object firing callbacks when physical objects or non-physical colliders get inside or outside of it.
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