PhysicsCompoundGeometry Class |
Represents a compound/composite physics collision geometry.
Inheritance HierarchyNamespace: Demo3D.Visuals
Assembly: Demo3D.Core (in Demo3D.Core.dll) Version: 15.0.2.11458
SyntaxC#
public class PhysicsCompoundGeometry : PhysicsGeometry
The PhysicsCompoundGeometry type exposes the following members.
Properties| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | Aabb |
The axis-aligned bounding box (AABB) in world space.
(Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
| Body |
The physics body that the geometry belongs to.
(Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
| Count |
The number of child geometric collision shapes.
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| FilterContactPoints |
Whether to filter contact points.
(Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
| FixNormals |
Whether to fix contact normals for the geometry.
(Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
| FrictionMaterial |
The friction material for the collision geometry.
(Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
| IsConveyorSurface |
Whether the geometry represents a conveyor surface (e.g. belt or rollers).
(Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
| IsDisposed | (Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
| Margin |
The collision margin for the geometry.
(Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
| Type |
The type of collision geometry.
(Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
Methods| Name | Description | |
|---|---|---|
 | Add |
Adds the specified collision geometry as a child to the compound collision geometry.
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| Child |
Accessor for the child geometric collision shape at the specified
index.
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| Contains |
Whether the specified collision geometry is an immediate child of the compound collision
geometry.
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| Dispose | (Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
 | Dispose(Boolean) | (Inherited from PhysicsGeometry.) |
| Remove |
Removes the specified collision geometry from the compound collision geometry.
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| Transform(Int32) |
Accessor for the transform for the child geometric collision shape specified by the
provided index.
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| Transform(Int32, Matrix) |
Sets the transform for the child geometric collision shape specified by the provided
index.
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Remarks
Compound collision geometries group together other collision geometries into a hierarchy.
This is ideal for forming complex geometric collision shapes from multiple simple primitive
collision shapes without resorting to a PhysicsConcaveTriangleMeshGeometry.
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