The results of a sweep query. See entity.FindSweepHits(). We will get one sweep_hit for each intersection of any volume in SourceVolumes with any other volume.
Verse using statement |
using { /Verse.org/SceneGraph } |
Members
This struct has data members, but no functions.
Data
| Data Member Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
SourceComponent |
?component |
The source component and volume (query input). For compound inputs (like an entity hierarchy) this will be a component/volume in that hierarchy. The SourceGlobalTransform is the transform of SourceVolume at the start of the sweep. For single volume inputs like a sphere, the volume and transform are just the inputs to the sweep, and the component is false. |
SourceVolume |
collision_volume |
The source volume (query input). |
SourceStartGlobalTransform |
transform |
The source volume transform at the start of the sweep. |
SourceHitTranslation |
vector3 |
The world-space translation (relative to SourceStartGlobalTransform) of SourceVolume when it touches TargetVolume. |
SourceHitDistance |
float |
The Distance along the sweep at which SourceVolume touches TargetVolume. |
TargetComponent |
component |
The component that was hit by SourceVolume. |
TargetVolume |
collision_element |
The volume that was hit by SourceVolume. |
ContactPosition |
vector3 |
The point of contact between SourceVolume and TargetVolume. |
ContactNormal |
vector3 |
The normal on TargetVolume at the HitPosition. |
ContactFaceNormal |
vector3 |
If TargetVolume is a polygonal object (mesh, convex hull, etc.) and the contact point is on an edge or vertex, this is the most-opposing face normal of the faces that share that edge or vertex. Otherwise it is the same as HitNormal. |