Closed simonvanbernem closed 4 days ago
void b2Body::SetAngularVelocity(float32 omega) {
// Check if the body has the fixedRotation flag.
if (IsFixedRotation() && omega != 0.0f) {
// Optionally issue an assert or warning here.
assert(false && "Setting non-zero angular velocity for a fixed-rotation body.");
// You can choose to set the angular velocity to 0 here.
omega = 0.0f;
}
// Set the angular velocity.
m_angularVelocity = omega;
}
While a body with the e_fixedRotationFlag flag will not gain angular velocity by impulse or force, the angular velocity can still be set directly. This can happen during creation of the body, via b2bodyDef::angularVelocity or by directly calling b2Body::SetAngularVelocity. It can not happen by calling b2Body::SetFixedRotation on a body with angular velocity, because the angular velocity is set to 0 in this method.
Please consider either forcing the angular velocity to 0 in b2Body::SetAngularVelocity and b2World::CreateBody if the body has e_fixedRotationFlag set, or having asserts there.