/// <summary>
/// Create a completely new SceneObjectPart (prim). This will need to be added separately to a SceneObjectGroup
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ownerID"></param>
/// <param name="shape"></param>
/// <param name="position"></param>
/// <param name="rotationOffset"></param>
/// <param name="offsetPosition"></param>
public SceneObjectPart(
UUID ownerID, PrimitiveBaseShape shape, Vector3 groupPosition,
Quaternion rotationOffset, Vector3 offsetPosition)
{
m_name = "Primitive";
Rezzed = DateTime.UtcNow;
_creationDate = (int)Utils.DateTimeToUnixTime(Rezzed);
_ownerID = ownerID;
_creatorID = _ownerID;
_lastOwnerID = UUID.Zero;
UUID = UUID.Random();
Shape = shape;
// Todo: Add More Object Parameter from above!
_ownershipCost = 0;
_objectSaleType = 0;
_salePrice = 0;
_category = 0;
_lastOwnerID = _creatorID;
// End Todo: ///
GroupPosition = groupPosition;
OffsetPosition = offsetPosition;
RotationOffset = rotationOffset;
Velocity = Vector3.Zero;
AngularVelocity = Vector3.Zero;
Acceleration = Vector3.Zero;
m_TextureAnimation = Utils.EmptyBytes;
m_particleSystem = Utils.EmptyBytes;
// Prims currently only contain a single folder (Contents). From looking at the Second Life protocol,
// this appears to have the same UUID (!) as the prim. If this isn't the case, one can't drag items from
// the prim into an agent inventory (Linden client reports that the "Object not found for drop" in its log
_flags = 0;
_flags |= PrimFlags.CreateSelected;
TrimPermissions();
//m_undo = new UndoStack<UndoState>(ParentGroup.GetSceneMaxUndo());
m_inventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(this);
}
// ~SceneObjectPart()
// {
// m_log.DebugFormat(
// "[SCENE OBJECT PART]: Destructor called for {0}, local id {1}, parent {2} {3}",
// Name, LocalId, ParentGroup.Name, ParentGroup.LocalId);
// }
#region Constructors
/// <summary>
/// No arg constructor called by region restore db code
/// </summary>
public SceneObjectPart()
{
m_TextureAnimation = Utils.EmptyBytes;
m_particleSystem = Utils.EmptyBytes;
Rezzed = DateTime.UtcNow;
Description = String.Empty;
// Prims currently only contain a single folder (Contents). From looking at the Second Life protocol,
// this appears to have the same UUID (!) as the prim. If this isn't the case, one can't drag items from
// the prim into an agent inventory (Linden client reports that the "Object not found for drop" in its log
m_inventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a completely new SceneObjectPart (prim). This will need to be added separately to a SceneObjectGroup
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ownerID"></param>
/// <param name="shape"></param>
/// <param name="position"></param>
/// <param name="rotationOffset"></param>
/// <param name="offsetPosition"></param>
public SceneObjectPart(
UUID ownerID, PrimitiveBaseShape shape, Vector3 groupPosition,
Quaternion rotationOffset, Vector3 offsetPosition, Scene scene)
{
m_name = scene.DefaultObjectName;
m_initialScene = scene;
Rezzed = DateTime.UtcNow;
_creationDate = (int)Utils.DateTimeToUnixTime(Rezzed);
_ownerID = ownerID;
_creatorID = _ownerID;
_lastOwnerID = UUID.Zero;
UUID = UUID.Random();
Shape = shape;
CRC = 0;
_ownershipCost = 0;
_flags = 0;
_groupID = UUID.Zero;
_objectSaleType = 0;
_salePrice = 0;
_category = 0;
_lastOwnerID = _creatorID;
m_groupPosition=groupPosition;
m_offsetPosition = offsetPosition;
RotationOffset = rotationOffset;
Velocity = Vector3.Zero;
AngularVelocity = Vector3.Zero;
Acceleration = Vector3.Zero;
// Prims currently only contain a single folder (Contents). From looking at the Second Life protocol,
// this appears to have the same UUID (!) as the prim. If this isn't the case, one can't drag items from
// the prim into an agent inventory (Linden client reports that the "Object not found for drop" in its log
Flags = 0;
CreateSelected = true;
TrimPermissions();
//m_undo = new UndoStack<UndoState>(ParentGroup.GetSceneMaxUndo());
m_inventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// No arg constructor called by region restore db code
/// </summary>
public SceneObjectPart()
{
// It's not necessary to persist this
m_TextureAnimation = Utils.EmptyBytes;
m_particleSystem = Utils.EmptyBytes;
Rezzed = DateTime.UtcNow;
m_inventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a completely new SceneObjectPart (prim). This will need to be added separately to a SceneObjectGroup
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ownerID"></param>
/// <param name="shape"></param>
/// <param name="position"></param>
/// <param name="rotationOffset"></param>
/// <param name="offsetPosition"></param>
public SceneObjectPart(
UUID ownerID, PrimitiveBaseShape shape, Vector3 groupPosition,
Quaternion rotationOffset, Vector3 offsetPosition, bool rezSelected)
{
m_name = "Primitive";
Rezzed = DateTime.Now;
_creationDate = (Int32) (DateTime.UtcNow - new DateTime(1970, 1, 1)).TotalSeconds;
_ownerID = ownerID;
_creatorID = _ownerID;
_lastOwnerID = UUID.Zero;
UUID = UUID.Random();
Shape = shape;
// Todo: Add More Object Parameter from above!
_ownershipCost = 0;
_objectSaleType = (byte) 0;
_salePrice = 0;
_category = (uint) 0;
_lastOwnerID = _creatorID;
// End Todo: ///
GroupPosition = groupPosition;
OffsetPosition = offsetPosition;
RotationOffset = rotationOffset;
Velocity = new Vector3(0, 0, 0);
AngularVelocity = new Vector3(0, 0, 0);
m_TextureAnimation = new byte[0];
m_particleSystem = new byte[0];
for (int x = 0; x < 5; x++)
PayPrice[x] = PAY_DEFAULT;
// Prims currently only contain a single folder (Contents). From looking at the Second Life protocol,
// this appears to have the same UUID (!) as the prim. If this isn't the case, one can't drag items from
// the prim into an agent inventory (Linden client reports that the "Object not found for drop" in its log
if (rezSelected) _flags |= PrimFlags.CreateSelected;
else _flags = 0;
TrimPermissions();
//m_undo = new UndoStack<UndoState>(ParentGroup.GetSceneMaxUndo());
m_inventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(this);
}
public SceneObjectPart(IRegistryCore scene)
{
// It's not necessary to persist this
m_initialScene = scene;
Rezzed = DateTime.UtcNow;
m_inventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// No arg constructor called by region restore db code
/// </summary>
public SceneObjectPart()
{
if (m_TextureAnimation == null)
{
m_TextureAnimation = new byte[0];
}
if (m_particleSystem == null)
{
m_particleSystem = new byte[0];
}
Rezzed = DateTime.Now;
m_inventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(this);
}
public SceneObjectPartInventory CloneForPartCopy(SceneObjectPart part, bool userExposed)
{
SceneObjectPartInventory newInventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(part);
//also copy the delete list
newInventory._removedItems = new List<UUID>(_removedItems);
// Duplicate the Contents now, skipping no-copy items.
foreach (KeyValuePair<UUID, TaskInventoryItem> pair in Items)
{
TaskInventoryItem item = pair.Value;
if (!userExposed)
{
TaskInventoryItem dupeitem = (TaskInventoryItem)item.Clone();
newInventory.AddInventoryItem(dupeitem, false, userExposed);
}
else if ((item.CurrentPermissions & (uint)PermissionMask.Copy) == (uint)PermissionMask.Copy)
{
TaskInventoryItem dupeitem = (TaskInventoryItem)item.Clone();
newInventory.AddInventoryItem(dupeitem, false, userExposed);
}
}
return newInventory;
}
/// <summary>
/// No arg constructor called by region restore db code
/// </summary>
public SceneObjectPart()
{
// It's not necessary to persist this
m_TextureAnimation = new byte[0];
m_particleSystem = new byte[0];
Rezzed = DateTime.Now;
m_inventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(this);
}
/// <summary>
/// Create a completely new SceneObjectPart (prim). This will need to be added separately to a SceneObjectGroup
/// </summary>
/// <param name="ownerID"></param>
/// <param name="shape"></param>
/// <param name="position"></param>
/// <param name="rotationOffset"></param>
/// <param name="offsetPosition"></param>
public SceneObjectPart(
UUID ownerID, PrimitiveBaseShape shape, Vector3 groupPosition,
Quaternion rotationOffset, Vector3 offsetPosition, string name, IScene scene)
{
m_name = name;
m_initialScene = scene;
_creationDate = (int)Utils.DateTimeToUnixTime(DateTime.Now);
_ownerID = ownerID;
_creatorID = _ownerID;
_lastOwnerID = UUID.Zero;
UUID = UUID.Random();
Shape = shape;
CRC = 1;
_ownershipCost = 0;
_flags = 0;
_groupID = UUID.Zero;
_objectSaleType = 0;
_salePrice = 0;
_category = 0;
_lastOwnerID = _creatorID;
m_groupPosition=groupPosition;
m_offsetPosition = offsetPosition;
RotationOffset = rotationOffset;
Velocity = Vector3.Zero;
AngularVelocity = Vector3.Zero;
Acceleration = Vector3.Zero;
// use the basic box for now
m_partOOBoffset = Vector3.Zero;
m_partOOBsize.X = shape.Scale.X * 0.5f;
m_partOOBsize.Y = shape.Scale.Y * 0.5f;
m_partOOBsize.Z = shape.Scale.Z * 0.5f;
m_partBSphereRadiusSQ = m_partOOBsize.X;
if (m_partBSphereRadiusSQ < m_partOOBsize.Y)
m_partBSphereRadiusSQ = m_partOOBsize.Y;
if (m_partBSphereRadiusSQ < m_partOOBsize.Z)
m_partBSphereRadiusSQ = m_partOOBsize.Z;
m_partBSphereRadiusSQ *= m_partBSphereRadiusSQ; // square it for faster compare with squared distances
// Prims currently only contain a single folder (Contents). From looking at the Second Life protocol,
// this appears to have the same UUID (!) as the prim. If this isn't the case, one can't drag items from
// the prim into an agent inventory (Linden client reports that the "Object not found for drop" in its log
Flags = 0;
CreateSelected = true;
TrimPermissions();
//m_undo = new UndoStack<UndoState>(ParentGroup.GetSceneMaxUndo());
m_inventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(this);
}
public SceneObjectPart(IRegistryCore scene)
{
// It's not necessary to persist this
m_initialScene = scene;
m_inventory = new SceneObjectPartInventory(this);
SitTargetAvatar = new List<UUID>();
}
