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(Add note on orientation) Tag: Reverted |
(Any orientation set on the collision box in the prototype is ignored when creating a vehicle from it (Entity::setupBoundingBox ignores it). Leaving it as "seem" cause collision + selection boxes arent the only place where boundingboxes are used.) Tag: Undo |
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{{-0.4, -0.4}, {0.4, 0.4}} | {{-0.4, -0.4}, {0.4, 0.4}} | ||
The first position is assumed to be leftTop, the second position is assumed to be rightBottom. A third member may be added, a [[Types/float]] that represents the orientation | The first position is assumed to be leftTop, the second position is assumed to be rightBottom. A third member may be added, a [[Types/float]] that represents the orientation, however it does not seem to be used. | ||
Positive x goes towards east, positive y goes towards south. This means that the upper-left point is the least dimension in x and y, and lower-right is the greatest. | Positive x goes towards east, positive y goes towards south. This means that the upper-left point is the least dimension in x and y, and lower-right is the greatest. | ||
Revision as of 10:19, 2 May 2023
BoundingBox is set of two Types/Position. BoundingBoxes are typically centered around the position of an entity.
It is specified like this:
{{-0.4, -0.4}, {0.4, 0.4}}
The first position is assumed to be leftTop, the second position is assumed to be rightBottom. A third member may be added, a Types/float that represents the orientation, however it does not seem to be used.
Positive x goes towards east, positive y goes towards south. This means that the upper-left point is the least dimension in x and y, and lower-right is the greatest.