#include <CharacterVirtual.h>

Inheritance diagram for CharacterVsCharacterCollision:

Public Member Functions
virtual	~CharacterVsCharacterCollision ()=default

virtual void	CollideCharacter (const CharacterVirtual *inCharacter, RMat44Arg inCenterOfMassTransform, const CollideShapeSettings &inCollideShapeSettings, RVec3Arg inBaseOffset, CollideShapeCollector &ioCollector) const =0

virtual void	CastCharacter (const CharacterVirtual *inCharacter, RMat44Arg inCenterOfMassTransform, Vec3Arg inDirection, const ShapeCastSettings &inShapeCastSettings, RVec3Arg inBaseOffset, CastShapeCollector &ioCollector) const =0

Public Member Functions inherited from NonCopyable
	NonCopyable ()=default

	NonCopyable (const NonCopyable &)=delete

void	operator= (const NonCopyable &)=delete

Detailed Description

Interface class that allows a CharacterVirtual to check collision with other CharacterVirtual instances. Since CharacterVirtual instances are not registered anywhere, it is up to the application to test collision against relevant characters. The characters could be stored in a tree structure to make this more efficient.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ~CharacterVsCharacterCollision()

virtual CharacterVsCharacterCollision::~CharacterVsCharacterCollision ( )

virtualdefault

Member Function Documentation

◆ CastCharacter()

virtual void CharacterVsCharacterCollision::CastCharacter	(	const CharacterVirtual *	inCharacter,
		RMat44Arg	inCenterOfMassTransform,
		Vec3Arg	inDirection,
		const ShapeCastSettings &	inShapeCastSettings,
		RVec3Arg	inBaseOffset,
		CastShapeCollector &	ioCollector
	)		const

pure virtual

Cast a character against other CharacterVirtuals.

Parameters

inCharacter	The character to cast.
inCenterOfMassTransform	Center of mass transform for this character.
inDirection	Direction and length to cast in.
inShapeCastSettings	Settings for the shape cast.
inBaseOffset	All hit results will be returned relative to this offset, can be zero to get results in world position, but when you're testing far from the origin you get better precision by picking a position that's closer e.g. GetPosition() since floats are most accurate near the origin
ioCollector	Collision collector that receives the collision results.

Implemented in CharacterVsCharacterCollisionSimple.

◆ CollideCharacter()

virtual void CharacterVsCharacterCollision::CollideCharacter	(	const CharacterVirtual *	inCharacter,
		RMat44Arg	inCenterOfMassTransform,
		const CollideShapeSettings &	inCollideShapeSettings,
		RVec3Arg	inBaseOffset,
		CollideShapeCollector &	ioCollector
	)		const