public override void Initialize(IMesher meshmerizer, IScene scene)
{
Scene = scene;
mesher = meshmerizer;
_taintOperations = new List<TaintCallbackEntry>();
_postTaintOperations = new Dictionary<string, TaintCallbackEntry>();
_postStepOperations = new List<TaintCallbackEntry>();
PhysObjects = new Dictionary<uint, BSPhysObject>();
Shapes = new BSShapeCollection(this);
// some identifiers
RegionName = scene.RegionInfo.RegionName;
PhysicsSceneName = RegionName;
// Allocate pinned memory to pass parameters.
UnmanagedParams = new ConfigurationParameters[1];
// Set default values for physics parameters plus any overrides from the ini file
GetInitialParameterValues(scene.Config);
// Get the connection to the physics engine (could be native or one of many DLLs)
PE = SelectUnderlyingBulletEngine(BulletEngineName);
// Enable very detailed logging.
// By creating an empty logger when not logging, the log message invocation code
// can be left in and every call doesn't have to check for null.
/*if (m_physicsLoggingEnabled)
{
PhysicsLogging = new Logging.LogWriter(m_physicsLoggingDir, m_physicsLoggingPrefix, m_physicsLoggingFileMinutes);
PhysicsLogging.ErrorLogger = m_log; // for DEBUG. Let's the logger output error messages.
}
else
{
PhysicsLogging = new Logging.LogWriter();
}*/
// Allocate memory for returning of the updates and collisions from the physics engine
m_collisionArray = new CollisionDesc[m_maxCollisionsPerFrame];
m_updateArray = new EntityProperties[m_maxUpdatesPerFrame];
// The bounding box for the simulated world. The origin is 0,0,0 unless we're
// a child in a mega-region.
// Bullet actually doesn't care about the extents of the simulated
// area. It tracks active objects no matter where they are.
Vector3 worldExtent = new Vector3(scene.RegionInfo.RegionSizeX, scene.RegionInfo.RegionSizeX, Constants.RegionHeight);
// Vector3 worldExtent = regionExtent;
World = PE.Initialize(worldExtent, Params, m_maxCollisionsPerFrame, ref m_collisionArray,
m_maxUpdatesPerFrame, ref m_updateArray);
Constraints = new BSConstraintCollection(World);
TerrainManager = new BSTerrainManager(this);
TerrainManager.CreateInitialGroundPlaneAndTerrain();
MainConsole.Instance.WarnFormat("{0} Linksets implemented with {1}", LogHeader,
(BSLinkset.LinksetImplementation)BSParam.LinksetImplementation);
InTaintTime = false;
m_initialized = true;
}
public override void Initialize(IMesher meshmerizer, IScene scene)
{
Scene = scene;
mesher = meshmerizer;
_taintOperations = new List <TaintCallbackEntry>();
_postTaintOperations = new Dictionary <string, TaintCallbackEntry>();
_postStepOperations = new List <TaintCallbackEntry>();
PhysObjects = new Dictionary <uint, BSPhysObject>();
Shapes = new BSShapeCollection(this);
// some identifiers
RegionName = scene.RegionInfo.RegionName;
PhysicsSceneName = RegionName;
// Allocate pinned memory to pass parameters.
UnmanagedParams = new ConfigurationParameters[1];
// Set default values for physics parameters plus any overrides from the ini file
GetInitialParameterValues(scene.Config);
// Get the connection to the physics engine (could be native or one of many DLLs)
PE = SelectUnderlyingBulletEngine(BulletEngineName);
if (PE == null)
{
MainConsole.Instance.Error("[BSScene]: Unable to select underlyin bullet engine!");
return;
}
// Enable very detailed logging.
// By creating an empty logger when not logging, the log message invocation code
// can be left in and every call doesn't have to check for null.
/*if (m_physicsLoggingEnabled)
* {
* PhysicsLogging = new Logging.LogWriter(m_physicsLoggingDir, m_physicsLoggingPrefix, m_physicsLoggingFileMinutes);
* PhysicsLogging.ErrorLogger = m_log; // for DEBUG. Let's the logger output error messages.
* }
* else
* {
* PhysicsLogging = new Logging.LogWriter();
* }*/
// Allocate memory for returning of the updates and collisions from the physics engine
m_collisionArray = new CollisionDesc[m_maxCollisionsPerFrame];
m_updateArray = new EntityProperties[m_maxUpdatesPerFrame];
// The bounding box for the simulated world. The origin is 0,0,0 unless we're
// a child in a mega-region.
// Bullet actually doesn't care about the extents of the simulated
// area. It tracks active objects no matter where they are.
Vector3 worldExtent = new Vector3(scene.RegionInfo.RegionSizeX, scene.RegionInfo.RegionSizeX, Constants.RegionHeight);
// Vector3 worldExtent = regionExtent;
World = PE.Initialize(worldExtent, Params, m_maxCollisionsPerFrame, ref m_collisionArray,
m_maxUpdatesPerFrame, ref m_updateArray);
Constraints = new BSConstraintCollection(World);
TerrainManager = new BSTerrainManager(this);
TerrainManager.CreateInitialGroundPlaneAndTerrain();
MainConsole.Instance.WarnFormat("{0} Linksets implemented with {1}", LogHeader,
(BSLinkset.LinksetImplementation)BSParam.LinksetImplementation);
InTaintTime = false;
m_initialized = true;
}
