public void RemoveFromWorld(Dyn.World world)
{
world.RemoveBody(PBody);
PBody = PBody.Clone(world: DummyWorld);
}
/// <summary>
/// AddToWorld() and RemoveFromWorld() are necessary to make a square peg fit in a round hole, essentially.
/// See, we're going to want to have actors with Body's attached to them that aren't in the current World.
/// For instance, when they're representing a room that hasn't been entered yet.
/// Or when they've just been loaded and we're about to create them but still need to know where the heck
/// they are.
/// Since Farseer makes it impossible to have a Body that doesn't have a World attached to it, we make a dummy
/// World and use that to initialize Body's, then replace it with a copy that refers to the real game's World
/// when the actor goes live.
/// OPT: This allocates, irritatingly, but won't be happening every frame.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="world">World.</param>
public void AddToWorld(Dyn.World world)
{
PBody = PBody.Clone(world: world);
Fixture = PBody.CreateFixture(Shape);
Log.Message("Added body to world, type {0}, actor {1}", PBody.BodyType, Owner);
}
