public static fDiscGameObject CreateDiscGO(string sName, float fRadius, fMaterial material, bool bShareMaterial, bool bCollider)
{
GameObject go = new GameObject(sName);
Mesh discMesh = PrimitiveCache.GetPrimitiveMesh(fPrimitiveType.Disc);
initialize_meshgo(go, new fMesh(discMesh), bCollider, true);
go.SetMaterial(material, bShareMaterial);
return(new fDiscGameObject(go, new fMesh(go.GetSharedMesh()), fRadius));
}
public override void PreRender()
{
if (bBoxValid)
{
return;
}
fMesh newMesh = PrimitiveCache.GetPrimitiveMesh(fPrimitiveType.Box);
UpdateMesh(newMesh, true, true);
bBoxValid = true;
}
public static fDiscGameObject CreateDiscGO(string sName, float fRadius, float fStartAngleDeg, float fEndAngleDeg, fMaterial material, bool bShareMaterial, bool bCollider)
{
GameObject go = new GameObject(sName);
fMesh discMesh = PrimitiveCache.GetPrimitiveMesh(fPrimitiveType.Disc);
initialize_meshgo(go, discMesh, bCollider, true);
go.SetMaterial(material, bShareMaterial);
fDiscGameObject discGO = new fDiscGameObject(go, new fMesh(go.GetSharedMesh()), fRadius);
discGO.SetStartAngleDeg(fStartAngleDeg);
discGO.SetEndAngleDeg(fEndAngleDeg);
return(discGO);
}
// create a subclass of fDiscGameObject
public static T CreateDiscTypeGO <T>(string sName, float fRadius, fMaterial material, bool bShareMaterial, bool bCollider)
where T : fDiscGameObject, new()
{
GameObject go = new GameObject(sName);
Mesh discMesh = PrimitiveCache.GetPrimitiveMesh(fPrimitiveType.Disc);
initialize_meshgo(go, new fMesh(discMesh), bCollider, true);
go.SetMaterial(material, bShareMaterial);
T fgo = new T();
fgo.Initialize(go, new fMesh(go.GetSharedMesh()), fRadius);
return(fgo);
// this lets us do it w/o new()/Initialize, however currently it means that subclass
// must implement the constructor that takes GameObject...
//return (T)Activator.CreateInstance(typeof(T), go, new fMesh(go.GetSharedMesh()), fRadius);
}