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    Interface FixedJointDescriptor

    A weld: no relative motion at all (§28 "fixed"). Both dimensions.

    The bodies keep the relative pose they had when the joint was created, so pose them where they belong before registering it.

    interface FixedJointDescriptor {
        anchorA?: Vector3Input;
        anchorB?: Vector3Input;
        bodyA: PhysicsBodyHandle;
        bodyB: PhysicsBodyHandle;
        breakForce?: number;
        breakTorque?: number;
        collisionEnabled?: boolean;
        type: "fixed";
    }

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    anchorA?: Vector3Input

    Attachment point in bodyA's local frame. Defaults to its origin.

    anchorB?: Vector3Input

    Attachment point in bodyB's local frame. Defaults to its origin.

    First constrained body. Must differ from JointDescriptorBase.bodyB.

    Second constrained body.

    breakForce?: number

    Reaction force, in newtons, above which the joint breaks (§28 "break force"). Omitted means the joint never breaks under load.

    Enforced by PhysicsWorld, not by the solver (plan P6-2): the world reads the joint's reaction impulse after every fixed step, divides by the step delta, and destroys the joint when the magnitude exceeds this value — strictly, so a joint sitting exactly at its threshold survives. Requires an adapter that reports reactions (SolverJointAccess.reportsJointReactions); addJoint refuses a breakable joint on an adapter that does not, rather than accepting a threshold it can never enforce.

    breakTorque?: number

    Reaction torque, in newton-metres, above which the joint breaks (§28 "break torque"). See JointDescriptorBase.breakForce; either threshold alone is enough to break the joint.

    collisionEnabled?: boolean

    Whether the two jointed bodies still collide with each other (§28 "collision enable/disable"). Defaults to false, the usual choice for bodies that overlap by construction.

    type: "fixed"