public ForceBall(SceneManager sceneManager, MogreNewt.World physicsWorld, float tempSize, int own)
{
MogreNewt.ConvexCollision col;
Mogre.Vector3 offset;
Mogre.Vector3 inertia;
unique++;
// Create the visible mesh (no physics)
ent = sceneManager.CreateEntity("forceball" + unique, "Sph.mesh");
sn = sceneManager.RootSceneNode.CreateChildSceneNode();
sn.AttachObject(ent);
Console.WriteLine("end ball create");
size = tempSize;
sn.SetScale(size, size, size);
// Create the collision hull
col = new MogreNewt.CollisionPrimitives.ConvexHull(physicsWorld, sn);
col.calculateInertialMatrix(out inertia, out offset);
// Create the physics body. This body is what you manipulate. The graphical Ogre scenenode is automatically synced with the physics body
body = new MogreNewt.Body(physicsWorld, col);
col.Dispose();
//body.setPositionOrientation(new Vector3(0, 10, 0), Quaternion.IDENTITY);
body.attachToNode(sn);
body.setContinuousCollisionMode(1);
body.setMassMatrix(mass, mass * inertia);
body.IsGravityEnabled = true;
body.setUserData(this);
trail = sceneManager.CreateParticleSystem("awesome" + StringConverter.ToString(unique), "Char/Smoke");
trail.CastShadows = true;
trail.GetEmitter(0).EmissionRate = 100;
sn.AttachObject(trail);
Console.WriteLine("player stuff");
owner = own;
Player tempP = (Player)Program.p1;
colour = tempP.cv;
}
