protected void TryToAdd(Collidable a, Collidable b, Material materialA, Material materialB)
{
CollisionRule rule;
if ((rule = CollisionRules.collisionRuleCalculator(a, b)) < CollisionRule.NoNarrowPhasePair)
{
//Clamp the rule to the parent's rule. Always use the more restrictive option.
//Don't have to test for NoNarrowPhasePair rule on the parent's rule because then the parent wouldn't exist!
if (rule < CollisionRule)
{
rule = CollisionRule;
}
var pair = new CollidablePair(a, b);
if (!subPairs.ContainsKey(pair))
{
var newPair = NarrowPhaseHelper.GetPairHandler(ref pair, rule);
if (newPair != null)
{
newPair.UpdateMaterialProperties(materialA, materialB); //Override the materials, if necessary.
newPair.Parent = this;
subPairs.Add(pair, newPair);
}
}
containedPairs.Add(pair);
}
}
void UpdateBroadPhaseOverlap(int i)
{
BroadPhaseOverlap overlap = broadPhaseOverlaps.Elements[i];
if (overlap.collisionRule < CollisionRule.NoNarrowPhasePair)
{
NarrowPhasePair pair;
//see if the overlap is already present in the narrow phase.
if (!overlapMapping.TryGetValue(overlap, out pair))
{
//Create/enqueue based on collision table
pair = NarrowPhaseHelper.GetPairHandler(ref overlap);
if (pair != null)
{
pair.NarrowPhase = this;
//Add the new object to the 'todo' list.
//Technically, this doesn't need to be thread-safe when this is called from the sequential context.
//It's just bunched together for maintainability despite the slight performance hit.
newNarrowPhasePairs.Enqueue(pair);
}
}
if (pair != null)
{
//Update the collision rule.
pair.CollisionRule = overlap.collisionRule;
if (pair.BroadPhaseOverlap.collisionRule < CollisionRule.NoNarrowPhaseUpdate)
{
pair.UpdateCollision(TimeStepSettings.TimeStepDuration);
}
pair.NeedsUpdate = false;
}
}
}
/// <summary>
/// Finds contacts between the query object and any intersected objects within the character's bounding box.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="queryObject">Collidable to query for contacts with.</param>
/// <param name="tractionContacts">Output contacts that would provide traction.</param>
/// <param name="supportContacts">Output contacts that would provide support.</param>
/// <param name="sideContacts">Output contacts on the sides of the query object.</param>
/// <param name="headContacts">Output contacts on the head of the query object.</param>
/// <param name="forceStandardPairsToBeQueries">An extremely hacky control parameter that makes any mesh-cylinder pair treat the mesh as double sided. Useful for not going through the ceiling when changing stances.</param>
public void QueryContacts(EntityCollidable queryObject,
ref QuickList <CharacterContact> tractionContacts, ref QuickList <CharacterContact> supportContacts, ref QuickList <CharacterContact> sideContacts, ref QuickList <CharacterContact> headContacts,
bool forceStandardPairsToBeQueries = false)
{
var downDirection = characterBody.orientationMatrix.Down;
tractionContacts.Clear();
supportContacts.Clear();
sideContacts.Clear();
headContacts.Clear();
foreach (var collidable in characterBody.CollisionInformation.OverlappedCollidables)
{
//The query object is assumed to have a valid bounding box.
if (collidable.BoundingBox.Intersects(queryObject.BoundingBox))
{
var pair = new CollidablePair(collidable, queryObject);
var pairHandler = NarrowPhaseHelper.GetPairHandler(ref pair);
if (pairHandler.CollisionRule == CollisionRule.Normal)
{
if (forceStandardPairsToBeQueries)
{
//TODO: This is a massive hack that assumes a fixed set of collidable types. This won't work in the long run.
//The only reason it's here is that it was the easiest solution, combined with the fact that the character has to be rewritten for v2 anyway.
//Hopefully no one gets bit by this before the replacement is available.
//The core reason it exists is that one sided meshes don't generate contacts on their backside. That means a query shape can end up above a ceiling
//and it won't detect the ceiling. A better solution would be to let the caller choose whether or not to filter the contacts, and then use a
//direct test rather than stateful pair to perform the query here. Still some type-related annoyance to deal with, but a bit better.
var standardPair = pairHandler as StandardPairHandler;
if (standardPair != null)
{
standardPair.ContactManifold.IsQuery = true;
}
}
pairHandler.SuppressEvents = true;
pairHandler.UpdateCollision(0);
pairHandler.SuppressEvents = false;
if (forceStandardPairsToBeQueries)
{
//TODO: Again, superhack! Avoid this in v2.
var standardPair = pairHandler as StandardPairHandler;
if (standardPair != null)
{
standardPair.ContactManifold.IsQuery = false;
}
}
contactCategorizer.CategorizeContacts(pairHandler, characterBody.CollisionInformation, ref downDirection,
ref tractionContacts, ref supportContacts, ref sideContacts, ref headContacts);
}
//TODO: It would be nice if this was a bit easier.
//Having to remember to clean up AND give it back is a bit weird, especially with the property-diving.
//No one would ever just guess this correctly.
//At least hide it behind a NarrowPhaseHelper function.
pairHandler.CleanUp();
pairHandler.Factory.GiveBack(pairHandler);
}
}
}
protected void TryToAdd(int index)
{
var entry = new TriangleEntry {
Index = index
};
if (!subPairs.ContainsKey(entry))
{
var collidablePair = new CollidablePair(CollidableA, entry.Collidable = GetOpposingCollidable(index));
var newPair = (MobileMeshPairHandler)NarrowPhaseHelper.GetPairHandler(ref collidablePair);
if (newPair != null)
{
newPair.CollisionRule = CollisionRule;
newPair.UpdateMaterialProperties(MaterialA, MaterialB); //Override the materials, if necessary. Meshes don't currently support custom materials but..
newPair.Parent = this;
subPairs.Add(entry, newPair);
}
}
containedPairs.Add(entry);
}
protected void TryToAdd(EntityCollidable collidable)
{
CollisionRule rule;
if ((rule = CollisionRules.collisionRuleCalculator(DetectorVolume, collidable)) < CollisionRule.NoNarrowPhasePair)
{
//Clamp the rule to the parent's rule. Always use the more restrictive option.
//Don't have to test for NoNarrowPhasePair rule on the parent's rule because then the parent wouldn't exist!
if (rule < CollisionRule)
{
rule = CollisionRule;
}
if (!subPairs.ContainsKey(collidable))
{
var newPair = NarrowPhaseHelper.GetPairHandler(DetectorVolume, collidable, rule) as DetectorVolumePairHandler;
if (newPair != null)
{
newPair.Parent = this;
subPairs.Add(collidable, newPair);
}
}
containedPairs.Add(collidable);
}
}