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/// @defgroup cpShape cpShape
/// The cpShape struct defines the shape of a rigid body.
/// @{
typedef struct cpShapeClass cpShapeClass;
/// Nearest point query info struct.
typedef struct cpNearestPointQueryInfo {
/// The nearest shape, NULL if no shape was within range.
cpShape *shape;
/// The closest point on the shape's surface. (in world space coordinates)
cpVect p;
/// The distance to the point. The distance is negative if the point is inside the shape.
cpFloat d;
} cpNearestPointQueryInfo;
/// Segment query info struct.
typedef struct cpSegmentQueryInfo {
/// The shape that was hit, NULL if no collision occured.
cpShape *shape;
/// The normalized distance along the query segment in the range [0, 1].
cpFloat t;
/// The normal of the surface hit.
cpVect n;
} cpSegmentQueryInfo;
/// @private
typedef enum cpShapeType{
CP_CIRCLE_SHAPE,
CP_SEGMENT_SHAPE,
CP_POLY_SHAPE,
CP_NUM_SHAPES
} cpShapeType;
typedef cpBB (*cpShapeCacheDataImpl)(cpShape *shape, cpVect p, cpVect rot);
typedef void (*cpShapeDestroyImpl)(cpShape *shape);
typedef void (*cpShapeNearestPointQueryImpl)(cpShape *shape, cpVect p, cpNearestPointQueryInfo *info);
typedef void (*cpShapeSegmentQueryImpl)(cpShape *shape, cpVect a, cpVect b, cpSegmentQueryInfo *info);
/// @private
struct cpShapeClass {
cpShapeType type;
cpShapeCacheDataImpl cacheData;
cpShapeDestroyImpl destroy;
cpShapeNearestPointQueryImpl nearestPointQuery;
cpShapeSegmentQueryImpl segmentQuery;
};
/// Opaque collision shape struct.
struct cpShape {
CP_PRIVATE(const cpShapeClass *klass);
/// The rigid body this collision shape is attached to.
cpBody *body;
/// The current bounding box of the shape.
cpBB bb;
/// Sensor flag.
/// Sensor shapes call collision callbacks but don't produce collisions.
cpBool sensor;
/// Coefficient of restitution. (elasticity)
cpFloat e;
/// Coefficient of friction.
cpFloat u;
/// Surface velocity used when solving for friction.
cpVect surface_v;
/// User definable data pointer.
/// Generally this points to your the game object class so you can access it
/// when given a cpShape reference in a callback.
cpDataPointer data;
/// Collision type of this shape used when picking collision handlers.
cpCollisionType collision_type;
/// Group of this shape. Shapes in the same group don't collide.
cpGroup group;
// Layer bitmask for this shape. Shapes only collide if the bitwise and of their layers is non-zero.
cpLayers layers;
CP_PRIVATE(cpSpace *space);
CP_PRIVATE(cpShape *next);
CP_PRIVATE(cpShape *prev);
CP_PRIVATE(cpHashValue hashid);
};
/// Destroy a shape.
void cpShapeDestroy(cpShape *shape);
/// Destroy and Free a shape.
void cpShapeFree(cpShape *shape);
/// Update, cache and return the bounding box of a shape based on the body it's attached to.
cpBB cpShapeCacheBB(cpShape *shape);
/// Update, cache and return the bounding box of a shape with an explicit transformation.
cpBB cpShapeUpdate(cpShape *shape, cpVect pos, cpVect rot);
/// Test if a point lies within a shape.
cpBool cpShapePointQuery(cpShape *shape, cpVect p);
/// Perform a nearest point query. It finds the closest point on the surface of shape to a specific point.
/// The value returned is the distance between the points. A negative distance means the point is inside the shape.
cpFloat cpShapeNearestPointQuery(cpShape *shape, cpVect p, cpNearestPointQueryInfo *out);
/// Perform a segment query against a shape. @c info must be a pointer to a valid cpSegmentQueryInfo structure.
cpBool cpShapeSegmentQuery(cpShape *shape, cpVect a, cpVect b, cpSegmentQueryInfo *info);
/// Get the hit point for a segment query.
static inline cpVect cpSegmentQueryHitPoint(const cpVect start, const cpVect end, const cpSegmentQueryInfo info)
{
return cpvlerp(start, end, info.t);
}
/// Get the hit distance for a segment query.
static inline cpFloat cpSegmentQueryHitDist(const cpVect start, const cpVect end, const cpSegmentQueryInfo info)
{
return cpvdist(start, end)*info.t;
}
#define CP_DefineShapeStructGetter(type, member, name) \
static inline type cpShapeGet##name(const cpShape *shape){return shape->member;}
#define CP_DefineShapeStructSetter(type, member, name, activates) \
static inline void cpShapeSet##name(cpShape *shape, type value){ \
if(activates && shape->body) cpBodyActivate(shape->body); \
shape->member = value; \
}
#define CP_DefineShapeStructProperty(type, member, name, activates) \
CP_DefineShapeStructGetter(type, member, name) \
CP_DefineShapeStructSetter(type, member, name, activates)
CP_DefineShapeStructGetter(cpSpace*, CP_PRIVATE(space), Space)
CP_DefineShapeStructGetter(cpBody*, body, Body)
void cpShapeSetBody(cpShape *shape, cpBody *body);
CP_DefineShapeStructGetter(cpBB, bb, BB)
CP_DefineShapeStructProperty(cpBool, sensor, Sensor, cpTrue)
CP_DefineShapeStructProperty(cpFloat, e, Elasticity, cpFalse)
CP_DefineShapeStructProperty(cpFloat, u, Friction, cpTrue)
CP_DefineShapeStructProperty(cpVect, surface_v, SurfaceVelocity, cpTrue)
CP_DefineShapeStructProperty(cpDataPointer, data, UserData, cpFalse)
CP_DefineShapeStructProperty(cpCollisionType, collision_type, CollisionType, cpTrue)
CP_DefineShapeStructProperty(cpGroup, group, Group, cpTrue)
CP_DefineShapeStructProperty(cpLayers, layers, Layers, cpTrue)
/// When initializing a shape, it's hash value comes from a counter.
/// Because the hash value may affect iteration order, you can reset the shape ID counter
/// when recreating a space. This will make the simulation be deterministic.
void cpResetShapeIdCounter(void);
#define CP_DeclareShapeGetter(struct, type, name) type struct##Get##name(const cpShape *shape)
/// @}
/// @defgroup cpCircleShape cpCircleShape
/// @private
typedef struct cpCircleShape {
cpShape shape;
cpVect c, tc;
cpFloat r;
} cpCircleShape;
/// Allocate a circle shape.
cpCircleShape* cpCircleShapeAlloc(void);
/// Initialize a circle shape.
cpCircleShape* cpCircleShapeInit(cpCircleShape *circle, cpBody *body, cpFloat radius, cpVect offset);
/// Allocate and initialize a circle shape.
cpShape* cpCircleShapeNew(cpBody *body, cpFloat radius, cpVect offset);
CP_DeclareShapeGetter(cpCircleShape, cpVect, Offset);
CP_DeclareShapeGetter(cpCircleShape, cpFloat, Radius);
/// @}
/// @defgroup cpSegmentShape cpSegmentShape
/// @private
typedef struct cpSegmentShape {
cpShape shape;
cpVect a, b, n;
cpVect ta, tb, tn;
cpFloat r;
cpVect a_tangent, b_tangent;
} cpSegmentShape;
/// Allocate a segment shape.
cpSegmentShape* cpSegmentShapeAlloc(void);
/// Initialize a segment shape.
cpSegmentShape* cpSegmentShapeInit(cpSegmentShape *seg, cpBody *body, cpVect a, cpVect b, cpFloat radius);
/// Allocate and initialize a segment shape.
cpShape* cpSegmentShapeNew(cpBody *body, cpVect a, cpVect b, cpFloat radius);
void cpSegmentShapeSetNeighbors(cpShape *shape, cpVect prev, cpVect next);
CP_DeclareShapeGetter(cpSegmentShape, cpVect, A);
CP_DeclareShapeGetter(cpSegmentShape, cpVect, B);
CP_DeclareShapeGetter(cpSegmentShape, cpVect, Normal);
CP_DeclareShapeGetter(cpSegmentShape, cpFloat, Radius);
/// @}
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