espresso3d.engine.collision.base
Interface E3DCollisionDetectableObject

All Known Implementing Classes:

E3DActor, E3DSprite

public interface E3DCollisionDetectableObject

Author:

Curt For an object to be collision detectable, it must implement this interface

Method Summary

E3DBoundingObject	getBoundingObject() Return the bounding object or null for bounding collision tests
E3DEngine	getEngine() Must return the engine the object is in
E3DOrientation	getOrientation()
E3DSector	getSector() Must return the sector the object is in
java.util.ArrayList	getTriangleList() Must return an ArrayList of E3DTriangles that make up the geometry of the object.
java.util.ArrayList	getUniqueVertexPositionList() This will ideally only return unique vertices that the object has.
boolean	isCollideable() Return true if the collision detector should include this when checking for collisions of other objects into this.
void	onCollisionActor(E3DCollision collision) This is called when another actor collides with this object
void	onCollisionSprite(E3DCollision collision) This is called when a sprite collides with this object

Method Detail

getEngine

public E3DEngine getEngine()

Must return the engine the object is in

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getSector

public E3DSector getSector()

Must return the sector the object is in

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getBoundingObject

public E3DBoundingObject getBoundingObject()

Return the bounding object or null for bounding collision tests

Returns:

getOrientation

public E3DOrientation getOrientation()

onCollisionActor

public void onCollisionActor(E3DCollision collision)

This is called when another actor collides with this object

Parameters:

collision -

onCollisionSprite

public void onCollisionSprite(E3DCollision collision)

This is called when a sprite collides with this object

Parameters:

collision -

getTriangleList

public java.util.ArrayList getTriangleList()

Must return an ArrayList of E3DTriangles that make up the geometry of the object. This is used for direct triangle collisions

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getUniqueVertexPositionList

public java.util.ArrayList getUniqueVertexPositionList()

This will ideally only return unique vertices that the object has.

Returns:

isCollideable

public boolean isCollideable()

Return true if the collision detector should include this when checking for collisions of other objects into this. Otherwise, false and it will be ignored in other object's collision detection This does not automatically make this stop causing collisions with their own movement (in all cases except particles, this can only be triggered by the user). it just keeps the object from being run into by other object's movement.

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