Construct:TPhysicalConstruct;Typ:TPhysicalSpriteTyp;| Description | Hierarchy | Fields | Methods | Properties |
type TPhysicalSprite = class(TImageSpriteEx)
A sprite in the physical world. Don't use this sprite directly. Use e.g. TPhysicalBoxSprite or create a child class and override InitializeShape
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Construct:TPhysicalConstruct; |
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Typ:TPhysicalSpriteTyp; |
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constructor Create(AParent:TSprite); override; |
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destructor Destroy; override; |
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procedure InitializeShape; virtual; |
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procedure ActivateNeighbours; |
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property Active: boolean read GetActive write SetActive; |
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property ContinousActive: boolean read GetContinousActive write SetContinousActive; |
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property Mass: single read FMass write FMass; |
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property Velocity: TAdVector3 read GetVelocity write SetVelocity; |
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property Omega: TAdVector3 read GetOmega write SetOmega; |
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Construct:TPhysicalConstruct; |
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The creator of the physical form | |
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Typ:TPhysicalSpriteTyp; |
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The typ of the sprite | |
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constructor Create(AParent:TSprite); override; |
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Creates an instance of the sprite | |
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destructor Destroy; override; |
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Destroys the instance | |
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procedure InitializeShape; virtual; |
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Frees the old construct if neccesary and waits for a child class to create the construct. | |
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procedure ActivateNeighbours; |
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Wakes its neighbours up if they snooze at the moment. | |
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property Active: boolean read GetActive write SetActive; |
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Sets the Sprite to the sleep modus (false) or wakes it up (true). | |
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property ContinousActive: boolean read GetContinousActive write SetContinousActive; |
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Sets wether the sprite doesn't snooze. TRUE brings higher accuracy but it needs a lot of performance | |
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property Mass: single read FMass write FMass; |
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The mass of the sprite | |
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property Velocity: TAdVector3 read GetVelocity write SetVelocity; |
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Linear Velocity | |
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property Omega: TAdVector3 read GetOmega write SetOmega; |
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Angulaer Velocity | |