Setting the mass of an object

jakegadget wrote:http://wiki.garrysmod.com/?title=PhysObj.SetMass

So, ply:SetMass(1)
self.Entity:SetMass(250)

me wrote: local prop = ents.Create("prop_physics")
prop:SetModel (Model)
prop:SetPos (self.Owner:GetPos()+(self.Owner:GetAimVector() * 48 + Vector(0,-100,100)
prop:SetAngles (self.Owner:EyeAngles())
prop:Spawn()
cleanup.Add (self.Owner, "props", prop)
undo.Create("prop")
undo.AddEntity(prop)
undo.SetPlayer(self.Owner)
undo.Finish()
local phys = prop:GetPhysicsObject()
local shot_length = tr.HitPos:Length()
phys:ApplyForceCenter (self.Owner:GetAimVector() * 0)
phys:AddAngleVelocity(Angle)
end
end
end

jakegadget wrote:Vector(0,-100,100)

I'm not sure what you are trying to do here. Usually using the x or y in the vector can mess you up though, since its relative to the world. Tell me your idea and I can tell you a better way.

jakegadget wrote:prop:SetPos(self.Owner:GetForward())

You should be able to multiply the return of GetForward() by a number to increase how far forward you put it, eg:

prop:SetPos(self.Owner:GetForward() * 15)