Snapping Class

Initializes a new instance of the Snapping class

Returns true if this object will not be kinematic when snapped to origin, otherwise false

True if this object always snaps to the nearest target

Returns the default snap target

True if snapping is supported (targets were specified or we snap to origin)

Maximum Distance tolerance for snapping Note: This only applies if AlwaysSnap is false

The original snap target index, or UnassignedSnapTarget (255) if not assigned

True if preview snap is enabled

Filter for all snapping targets Note: This only applies if AlwaysSnap is false

Returns true if this object will snap to its original position

Returns the number of snap targets available

Gets the closest snap target index to the Transform Sync

Gets the index of the specified SnapTarget. Returns 255 (TransformSync.NotSnappedState) if it is not found

Get target at specified index

Set this to true to allow physics after snapping to origin

Ignore tolerance and always snap to the closest SnapTarget?

If no SnapTarget is found, this value will be used (255 = no default snap target)

Toggle snapping preview

Set this to true if you want an object to start in a snapped state. This will create a SnapTarget at it's location

List of SnapTargets available. If you allow SnapToOrigin, then the origin will be automatically added at runtime to this list (at the end)

A set of requirements to check before unsnap is allowed

Cached object to not mask anything

Cached object to mask for a X axis rotation only (thus including only X rotation)

Cached object to mask for a y axis rotation only (thus including only Y rotation)

Cached object to mask for a Z axis rotation only (thus including only Z rotation)

Constant value to indicate Unassigned state