private void StartTimer()
{
lock (m_frames)
{
KeyframeTimer.Add(this);
m_timerStopped = false;
}
}
private void StartTimer()
{
lock (m_frames)
{
KeyframeTimer.Add(this);
m_lasttickMS = Util.GetTimeStampMS();
m_timerStopped = false;
}
}
public void OnTimer(double tickDuration)
{
if (!Monitor.TryEnter(m_frames))
{
return;
}
if (m_timerStopped)
{
KeyframeTimer.Remove(this);
}
else
{
DoOnTimer(tickDuration);
}
Monitor.Exit(m_frames);
}
private void Done()
{
KeyframeTimer.Remove(this);
m_timerStopped = true;
m_running = false;
m_isCrossing = false;
m_waitingCrossing = false;
m_basePosition = m_group.AbsolutePosition;
m_baseRotation = m_group.GroupRotation;
m_group.RootPart.Velocity = Vector3.Zero;
m_group.RootPart.AngularVelocity = Vector3.Zero;
m_group.SendGroupRootTerseUpdate();
// m_group.RootPart.ScheduleTerseUpdate();
m_frames.Clear();
}
public static void Add(KeyframeMotion motion)
{
KeyframeTimer timer;
if (motion.Scene == null)
{
return;
}
lock (m_timers)
{
if (!m_timers.TryGetValue(motion.Scene, out timer))
{
timer = new KeyframeTimer(motion.Scene);
m_timers[motion.Scene] = timer;
if (!SceneManager.Instance.AllRegionsReady)
{
// Start the timers only once all the regions are ready. This is required
// when using megaregions, because the megaregion is correctly configured
// only after all the regions have been loaded. (If we don't do this then
// when the prim moves it might think that it crossed into a region.)
SceneManager.Instance.OnRegionsReadyStatusChange += delegate(SceneManager sm)
{
if (sm.AllRegionsReady)
{
timer.Start();
}
};
}
// Check again, in case the regions were started while we were adding the event handler
if (SceneManager.Instance.AllRegionsReady)
{
timer.Start();
}
}
}
lock (timer.m_lockObject)
{
timer.m_motions[motion] = null;
}
}
public static void Add(KeyframeMotion motion)
{
KeyframeTimer timer;
if (motion.Scene == null)
{
return;
}
lock (m_timers)
{
if (!m_timers.TryGetValue(motion.Scene, out timer))
{
timer = new KeyframeTimer(motion.Scene);
m_timers[motion.Scene] = timer;
}
}
lock (timer.m_lockObject)
{
timer.m_motions[motion] = null;
}
}
public static void Add(KeyframeMotion motion)
{
KeyframeTimer timer;
if (motion.Scene == null)
return;
lock (m_timers)
{
if (!m_timers.TryGetValue(motion.Scene, out timer))
{
timer = new KeyframeTimer(motion.Scene);
m_timers[motion.Scene] = timer;
}
}
lock (timer.m_lockObject)
{
timer.m_motions[motion] = null;
}
}
private void StopTimer()
{
m_timerStopped = true;
KeyframeTimer.Remove(this);
}
public static void Add(KeyframeMotion motion)
{
KeyframeTimer timer;
if (motion.Scene == null)
return;
lock (m_timers)
{
if (!m_timers.TryGetValue(motion.Scene, out timer))
{
timer = new KeyframeTimer(motion.Scene);
m_timers[motion.Scene] = timer;
if (!SceneManager.Instance.AllRegionsReady)
{
// Start the timers only once all the regions are ready. This is required
// when using megaregions, because the megaregion is correctly configured
// only after all the regions have been loaded. (If we don't do this then
// when the prim moves it might think that it crossed into a region.)
SceneManager.Instance.OnRegionsReadyStatusChange += delegate(SceneManager sm)
{
if (sm.AllRegionsReady)
timer.Start();
};
}
// Check again, in case the regions were started while we were adding the event handler
if (SceneManager.Instance.AllRegionsReady)
{
timer.Start();
}
}
}
lock (timer.m_lockObject)
{
timer.m_motions[motion] = null;
}
}