Difference between geometric and physical?

[Mango_xSunrise]

Hello, today I’m here to ask you guys, what is the difference between these two modes? What do each of them do, etc?

[escapethepaw]

Heres two links that should help:

Grab These New Physical Dragger Features!

Hello there! Over the past few years, our draggers have been living a double life. There’s always been the standard, geometric way to transform parts: you select a part, move it around, align it with other parts, and so forth. But in 2017, we added an Inverse Kinematic mode, triggered by the “Constraint” button. This was more of a physical mode akin to “reaching and moving things around” as if they were real, connected objects. Enabling constraints would run the physics engine and solve IK syst…

Inverse Kinematic Drag Tools Now Available!

We’re really excited to share something I and the rest of the physics team have been working on for a while: Inverse Kinematics for PGS Constraints in Roblox Studio! We just call it the IK Dragger. The goal of this project is to take a small step towards one of our larger goals of making it easier to “build with precision” in Studio. We would like any user to be able to build and edit mechanisms in Studio while keeping them intact. When you run the game everything should already naturally be i…

[LocalWE (WilliApple)]

Geometric mode is regular LUA draggers. Physical draggers, you can do something like this:

Example with a Rope

Before:

After:

It looks different from 1. It is using Roblox Physics.

Hinge

Before:

After:

Before (Rotating):

After: (Rotating) :

Just experiment and you will see