jagua_rs::collision_detection::cd_engine

Struct CDEngine

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pub struct CDEngine {
    pub quadtree: QTNode,
    pub static_hazards: Vec<Hazard>,
    pub dynamic_hazards: Vec<Hazard>,
    pub haz_prox_grid: Option<HazardProximityGrid>,
    pub config: CDEConfig,
    pub bbox: AARectangle,
    pub uncommitted_deregisters: Vec<Hazard>,
}
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The Collision Detection Engine (CDE). The CDE can resolve a range of collision queries and update its state by registering and deregistering hazards.

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§quadtree: QTNode§static_hazards: Vec<Hazard>§dynamic_hazards: Vec<Hazard>§haz_prox_grid: Option<HazardProximityGrid>§config: CDEConfig§bbox: AARectangle§uncommitted_deregisters: Vec<Hazard>

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impl CDEngine

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pub fn new( bbox: AARectangle, static_hazards: Vec<Hazard>, config: CDEConfig, ) -> CDEngine

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pub fn register_hazard(&mut self, hazard: Hazard)

Registers a new hazard in the CDE.

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pub fn deregister_hazard( &mut self, hazard_entity: HazardEntity, commit_instant: bool, )

Removes a hazard from the CDE. If commit_instant the deregistration is fully executed immediately. If not, the deregistration causes the hazard to be deactivated in the quadtree and the hazard_proximity_grid to become dirty (and therefore inaccessible).
Can be beneficial not to commit_instant if multiple hazards are to be deregistered, or if the chance of restoring from a snapshot with the hazard present is high.
Call Self::commit_deregisters to commit all uncommitted deregisters in both quadtree & hazard proximity grid or Self::flush_haz_prox_grid to just clear the hazard proximity grid.

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pub fn create_snapshot(&mut self) -> CDESnapshot

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pub fn restore(&mut self, snapshot: &CDESnapshot)

Restores the CDE to a previous state, as described by the snapshot.

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pub fn commit_deregisters(&mut self)

Commits all pending deregisters by actually removing them from the quadtree and flushing the hazard proximity grid.

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pub fn quadtree(&self) -> &QTNode

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pub fn number_of_nodes(&self) -> usize

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pub fn bbox(&self) -> &AARectangle

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pub fn smallest_qt_node_dimension(&self) -> fsize

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pub fn config(&self) -> CDEConfig

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pub fn haz_prox_grid(&self) -> Result<&HazardProximityGrid, DirtyState>

If the grid has uncommitted deregisters, it is considered dirty and cannot be accessed. To flush all the changes, call Self::flush_haz_prox_grid.

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pub fn flush_haz_prox_grid(&mut self)

Flushes all uncommitted deregisters in the HazardProximityGrid.

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pub fn has_uncommitted_deregisters(&self) -> bool

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pub fn dynamic_hazards(&self) -> &Vec<Hazard>

Returns all hazards in the CDE, which can change during the lifetime of the CDE.

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pub fn static_hazards(&self) -> &Vec<Hazard>

Returns all hazards in the CDE, which cannot change during the lifetime of the CDE.

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pub fn all_hazards(&self) -> impl Iterator<Item = &Hazard>

Returns all hazards in the CDE, both static and dynamic.

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pub fn surrogate_or_poly_collides( &self, reference_shape: &SimplePolygon, transform: &Transformation, buffer_shape: &mut SimplePolygon, irrelevant_hazards: &[HazardEntity], ) -> bool

Checks whether a reference simple polygon, with a transformation applies, collides with any of the hazards. The check is first done on the surrogate, then with the actual shape. A buffer shape is used as a temporary storage for the transformed shape.

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  • reference_shape - The shape to be checked for collisions
  • transform - The transformation to be applied to the reference shape
  • buffer_shape - A temporary storage for the transformed shape
  • irrelevant_hazards - entities to be ignored during the check
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pub fn poly_collides( &self, shape: &SimplePolygon, irrelevant_hazards: &[HazardEntity], ) -> bool

Checks whether a simple polygon collides with any of the (relevant) hazards

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  • shape - The shape (already transformed) to be checked for collisions
  • irrelevant_hazards - entities to be ignored during the check
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pub fn surrogate_collides( &self, base_surrogate: &SPSurrogate, transform: &Transformation, irrelevant_hazards: &[HazardEntity], ) -> bool

Checks whether a surrogate collides with any of the (relevant) hazards.

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  • base_surrogate - The (untransformed) surrogate to be checked for collisions
  • transform - The transformation to be applied to the surrogate
  • irrelevant_hazards - entities to be ignored during the check
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pub fn point_definitely_collides_with( &self, point: &Point, entity: HazardEntity, ) -> Tribool

Checks whether a point definitely collides with any of the (relevant) hazards. Only fully hazardous nodes in the quadtree are considered.

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pub fn edge_definitely_collides( &self, edge: &Edge, irrelevant_hazards: &[HazardEntity], ) -> Tribool

Checks whether an edge definitely collides with any of the (relevant) hazards. Only fully hazardous nodes in the quadtree are considered.

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pub fn circle_definitely_collides( &self, circle: &Circle, irrelevant_hazards: &[HazardEntity], ) -> Tribool

Checks whether a circle definitely collides with any of the (relevant) hazards. Only fully hazardous nodes in the quadtree are considered.

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pub fn poly_or_hazard_are_contained( &self, shape: &SimplePolygon, haz: &Hazard, ) -> bool

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pub fn collect_poly_collisions( &self, shape: &SimplePolygon, irrelevant_hazards: &[HazardEntity], ) -> DetectionMap

Collects all hazards with which the polygon collides. Any hazards in irrelevant_hazards are ignored.

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pub fn collect_poly_collisions_in_detector( &self, shape: &SimplePolygon, irrelevant_hazards: &[HazardEntity], detector: &mut impl HazardDetector, )

Collects all hazards with which the polygon collides and stores them in the detector. Any hazards in irrelevant_hazards are ignored, as well as hazards present in the detector before the call.

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pub fn collect_surrogate_collisions( &self, base_surrogate: &SPSurrogate, transform: &Transformation, irrelevant_hazards: &[HazardEntity], ) -> DetectionMap

Collects all hazards with which the surrogate collides. Any hazards in irrelevant_hazards are ignored.

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pub fn collect_surrogate_collisions_in_detector( &self, base_surrogate: &SPSurrogate, transform: &Transformation, irrelevant_hazards: &[HazardEntity], detector: &mut impl HazardDetector, )

Collects all hazards with which the surrogate collides and stores them in the detector. Any hazards in irrelevant_hazards are ignored, as well as hazards present in the detector before the call.

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pub fn collect_potential_hazards_within( &self, bbox: &AARectangle, detector: &mut impl HazardDetector, )

Collects all hazards potentially colliding with the given bounding box. This is an overestimation, as it’s limited by the quadtree resolution.

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impl Clone for CDEngine

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fn clone(&self) -> CDEngine

Returns a copy of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for CDEngine

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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