Esempio n. 1
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    public void ShootSphere()
    {
        var sphere = GameObject.Instantiate(m_prefab, m_camera.transform.position, m_camera.transform.rotation)
                     as GameObject;

        var rigidbody = sphere.GetComponent <PSI.Rigidbody>();
        var collider  = sphere.GetComponent <PSI.Collider>();

        rigidbody.mass        = m_mass;
        rigidbody.drag        = m_drag;
        rigidbody.angularDrag = m_angularDrag;

        var material = new PSI.PhysicsMaterial();

        material.kineticFriction       = m_kineticFriction;
        material.staticFriction        = m_staticFriction;
        material.restitution           = m_restitution;
        material.frictionCalculation   = m_frictionCombine;
        material.restituionCalculation = m_restitutionCombine;

        collider.material = material;

        var forcePoint = rigidbody.position - sphere.transform.forward + sphere.transform.up;

        rigidbody.AddForceAtPoint(new Vector3(m_x, m_y, m_z), forcePoint, m_forceMode);
    }
Esempio n. 2
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            private void ImpulseResponse(Collider a, Collider b,
                                         Vector3 direction, float intersection, Vector3 contactPoint, bool initialResponse)
            {
                // Cache the rigidbodies since we'll use them a lot.
                var rigidbodyA = a.attachedRigidbody;
                var rigidbodyB = b.attachedRigidbody;

                // Determine the surface properties that should be applied to both objects.
                var surfaceA = new PhysicsMaterial.Result();
                var surfaceB = new PhysicsMaterial.Result();

                PhysicsMaterial.Combine(a.material, b.material, out surfaceA, out surfaceB);

                // Correct the linear and rotational motion of the object.
                if (initialResponse)
                {
                    // Adjust the position.
                    //DynamicPositionCorrection (a.attachedRigidbody, b.attachedRigidbody, direction, intersection);

                    CorrectLinearMotion(a.attachedRigidbody, b.attachedRigidbody, surfaceA, surfaceB, direction);
                    CorrectAngularMotion(a.attachedRigidbody, b.attachedRigidbody, surfaceA, surfaceB, direction);
                }

                // Apply friction.
                ApplyFriction(rigidbodyA, surfaceA.staticFriction, surfaceA.kineticFriction, contactPoint);
                ApplyFriction(rigidbodyB, surfaceB.staticFriction, surfaceB.kineticFriction, contactPoint);
            }
Esempio n. 3
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            private void StaticResponse(Collider dynamic, Collider stationary,
                                        Vector3 direction, float intersection, Vector3 contactPoint, bool initialResponse)
            {
                // Cache the rigidbody as we'll be using it a lot.
                var rigidbody = dynamic.attachedRigidbody;

                // Get the surface properties.
                var staticFriction  = PhysicsMaterial.CalculateStaticFriction(dynamic.material, stationary.material);
                var kineticFriction = PhysicsMaterial.CalculateKineticFriction(dynamic.material, stationary.material);
                var restitution     = PhysicsMaterial.CalculateRestitution(dynamic.material, stationary.material);

                if (initialResponse)
                {
                    // Ensure the object is moved away.
                    //StaticPositionCorrection (rigidbody, direction, intersection);

                    // We assume the static object has a mass so great it can't be moved and just scale by restitution.
                    var momentumDirection = Vector3.Reflect(rigidbody.momentum, direction);
                    rigidbody.momentum = momentumDirection * restitution;

                    // Now do the same for angular momentum.
                    var angularDirection = Vector3.Reflect(rigidbody.angularMomentum, direction).normalized;
                    rigidbody.angularMomentum = -angularDirection * restitution;
                }

                // Apply friction.
                ApplyFriction(rigidbody, staticFriction, kineticFriction, contactPoint);
            }
Esempio n. 4
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        public static float CalculateRestitution(PhysicsMaterial lhs, PhysicsMaterial rhs)
        {
            if (lhs)
            {
                return(lhs.CalculateRestitution(rhs));
            }

            if (rhs)
            {
                return(rhs.restitution);
            }

            return(1f);
        }
Esempio n. 5
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        public static float CalculateStaticFriction(PhysicsMaterial lhs, PhysicsMaterial rhs)
        {
            if (lhs)
            {
                return(lhs.CalculateStaticFriction(rhs));
            }

            if (rhs)
            {
                return(rhs.staticFriction);
            }

            return(0f);
        }
Esempio n. 6
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        /// <summary>
        /// Attempts to obtain the PhysicsMaterial for the Collider, attach itself to a Rigidbody and find a Physics
        /// system that can be registered with.
        /// </summary>
        virtual protected void OnEnable()
        {
            m_attachedRigidbody = FindAttachableRigidbody();
            material            = material ?? ObtainMaterial();
            UpdateRigidbodyInertiaTensor();

            // For some reason Unity is changing the object without destroying it so we have to handle that situation.
            if (!m_physics)
            {
                m_physics = Physics.FindSystem();
            }

            m_physics.Register(this);

            Assert.IsNotNull(m_physics, "Collider couldn't find a Physics system to register with.");
        }
Esempio n. 7
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        /// <summary>
        /// Combines the values of two surfaces together, outputting the results to Result a and b.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="lhs">A material to be combined.</param>
        /// <param name="rhs">A material to be combined./</param>
        /// <param name="a">The resulting surface properties for "lhs".</param>
        /// <param name="b">The resulting surface properties for "rhs".</param>
        public static void Combine(PhysicsMaterial lhs, PhysicsMaterial rhs, out Result a, out Result b)
        {
            if (lhs)
            {
                a.kineticFriction = lhs.CalculateKineticFriction(rhs);
                a.staticFriction  = lhs.CalculateStaticFriction(rhs);
                a.restitution     = lhs.CalculateRestitution(rhs);

                if (rhs)
                {
                    b.kineticFriction = rhs.CalculateKineticFriction(lhs);
                    b.staticFriction  = rhs.CalculateStaticFriction(lhs);
                    b.restitution     = rhs.CalculateRestitution(lhs);
                }

                // Use the surface properties of "a" if "rhs" is null.
                else
                {
                    b = a;
                }
            }

            // Swap the parameters if "lhs" is null and "rhs" isn't.
            else if (rhs)
            {
                Combine(rhs, lhs, out b, out a);
            }

            else
            {
                // Set restitution to 1.0 by default.
                a             = new Result();
                a.restitution = 1f;

                // Have "b" copy "a".
                b = a;
            }
        }
Esempio n. 8
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 /// <summary>
 /// Calculates the resitution for the current object based on the other material given.
 /// </summary>
 /// <returns>A calculated restitution value.</returns>
 /// <param name="other">The other surface, if null then no calculation will be performed.</param>
 public float CalculateRestitution(PhysicsMaterial other)
 {
     return(other ? Calculate(restitution, other.restitution, restituionCalculation) : restitution);
 }
Esempio n. 9
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 /// <summary>
 /// Calculates the static friction co-efficient for the current surface based on the other material given.
 /// </summary>
 /// <returns>A calculated static friction co-efficient.</returns>
 /// <param name="other">The other surface, if null then no calculation will be performed.</param>
 public float CalculateStaticFriction(PhysicsMaterial other)
 {
     return(other ? Calculate(staticFriction, other.staticFriction, frictionCalculation) : staticFriction);
 }
Esempio n. 10
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 /// <summary>
 /// Calculates the kinetic friction co-efficient for the current surface based on the other material given.
 /// </summary>
 /// <returns>A calculated kinectic friction co-efficient.</returns>
 /// <param name="other">The other surface, if null then no calculation will be performed.</param>
 public float CalculateKineticFriction(PhysicsMaterial other)
 {
     return(other ? Calculate(kineticFriction, other.kineticFriction, frictionCalculation) : kineticFriction);
 }