Struct parry2d_f64::query::contact::Contact
source · pub struct Contact {
pub point1: Point<Real>,
pub point2: Point<Real>,
pub normal1: Unit<Vector<Real>>,
pub normal2: Unit<Vector<Real>>,
pub dist: Real,
}Expand description
Geometric description of a contact.
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§point1: Point<Real>Position of the contact on the first object.
point2: Point<Real>Position of the contact on the second object.
normal1: Unit<Vector<Real>>Contact normal, pointing towards the exterior of the first shape.
normal2: Unit<Vector<Real>>Contact normal, pointing towards the exterior of the second shape.
If these contact data are expressed in world-space, this normal is equal to -normal1.
dist: RealDistance between the two contact points.
If this is negative, this contact represents a penetration.
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source§impl Contact
impl Contact
sourcepub fn flipped(self) -> Self
pub fn flipped(self) -> Self
Returns a new contact containing the swapped points and normals of self.
sourcepub fn transform_by_mut(&mut self, pos1: &Isometry<Real>, pos2: &Isometry<Real>)
pub fn transform_by_mut(&mut self, pos1: &Isometry<Real>, pos2: &Isometry<Real>)
Transform the points and normals from this contact by the given transformations.
sourcepub fn transform1_by_mut(&mut self, pos: &Isometry<Real>)
pub fn transform1_by_mut(&mut self, pos: &Isometry<Real>)
Transform self.point1 and self.normal1 by the pos.
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source§impl PartialEq for Contact
impl PartialEq for Contact
impl Copy for Contact
impl StructuralPartialEq for Contact
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impl Freeze for Contact
impl RefUnwindSafe for Contact
impl Send for Contact
impl Sync for Contact
impl Unpin for Contact
impl UnwindSafe for Contact
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