private void HandleCollisionWakeState(EntityUid uid, CollisionWakeComponent component, CollisionWakeStateMessage args)
{
if (!ComponentManager.TryGetComponent <PhysicsComponent>(uid, out var body))
{
return;
}
body.CanCollide = !component.Enabled || body.Awake || body.Joints.Any();
}
private void HandleCollisionWakeState(EntityUid uid, CollisionWakeComponent component, CollisionWakeStateMessage args)
{
if (ComponentManager.TryGetComponent <IPhysBody>(uid, out var body))
{
body.CanCollide = !component.Enabled || body.Awake;
}
}
private void HandleCollisionWakeState(EntityUid uid, CollisionWakeComponent component, CollisionWakeStateMessage args)
{
// If you really wanted you could optimise for each use case above and save some calls but
// these are called pretty infrequently so I'm fine with this for now.
// If we just got put into a container don't want to mess with our collision state.
if (!EntityManager.TryGetComponent <PhysicsComponent>(uid, out var body))
{
return;
}
// If we're attached to the map we'll also just never disable collision due to how grid movement works.
body.CanCollide = !component.Enabled ||
body.Awake ||
(EntityManager.TryGetComponent(uid, out JointComponent? jointComponent) && jointComponent.JointCount > 0) ||
EntityManager.GetComponent <TransformComponent>(uid).GridID == GridId.Invalid;
}
