CollisionShape2D_Capsule Properties

The user data of the component.

The axis of the capsule (0 = X-axis, 1 = Y-axis).

Gets the base type of the object.

Whether the object supports cloning.

The collision mask bits. This states the categories that this fixture would accept for collision.

The collision categories this fixture is a part of.

Collision groups allow a certain group of objects to never collide(negative) or always collide (positive). Zero means no collision group. Non-zero group filtering always wins against the mask bits.

Gets the collection of the child components.

Whether the object is created using a base type.

Whether to show the object in the editor.

Whether the object is disposed.

The number of edges. The more edges, the more it resembles a capsule.

Gets or sets the configuration data of the object's settings in the editor.

Whether the object is read only in the editor.

Whether the object is read-only in the editor with respect to parent objects.

Whether the component is enabled. Any functionality of component is not works when it disabled.

Determines whether the object is attached to a hierarchy of the components and enabled. The object will be enabled only when all parents are enabled, and the property Enabled is enabled.

Determines when the object is attached to a hierarchy of the components, is enabled and the object if not part of a resource (it is usual object instance). The object will be enabled only when all parents are enabled, and the property Enabled is enabled.

The amount of friction applied on the shape.

The height of the capsule.

Gets the object hierarchy control controller.

The name of the component.

Whether to work in network server mode. It is false until the scene is not loaded.

Whether to enable synchronization of the component between server and clients.

Gets the parent object.

Gets the parent root object.

The radius of the capsule.

Whether the object is placed in the detach queue from the parent.

The ratio of the final relative velocity to initial relative velocity of the shape after collision.

Whether the object supports saving to a file.

The displaying mode of an on-screen label of the component in the scene editor.

The position, rotation and scale of the object relative to parent.

Object settings when used as a type.