Simple attempt to make avatars better shaped.
Replace parameter 'avatarCapsuleRadius' with 'avatarCapsuleWidth'
and 'avatarCapsuleDepth'.
More tweeking to avatar height calculation. A little better but
short avatar's feet are above the terrain and tall avatar's feet
are a little below the ground.
Add compound shape creation and freeing in shape manager.
Add optional taint-time execution method and update code to use it.
Add API2 linkage for more compound shape methods (get num, get/remove by index, ...)
Modify perferred shape return so linkset children can have differet shapes than root.
Add Position and Orientation calls to linksets so children can be moved around by
the linkset by its own calculation. Allows for very general linkset implementations.
Add AddTorque() method to BSPrim. Remove some manual motor actions
in computing angular force (will eventually be replaced with motor class).
Remove some experimental changes.
Change character scaling to represent size of capsule (diameter rather than radius)
Modify create capsule call to pass radius and height.
Eliminate errors when calculating shape inertia (should have some type checking).
Add capsule shape to BSShapeCollection().
Remember last updated values so inter frame diffs can be computed.
Parameterize avatarStandingFriction and reduce to 10 from 999.
The latter high value made avatars very hard to push.
Set CCD parameters for prims and characters of specified.
Update BSDynamics to use same (don't want to delay updates til next taint-time.
Suppress queuing a taint update for position and orientation calls if value
does not change.
Move Bullet timing statistics call from C# back to C++ code.
Throttle taints per simulation step and add parameter to set.
By default, don't create hulls for physical objects. Add a
parameter to turn on and off.
Properly remove and restore linkage constraints when upgrading
a prim's mesh to a hull.
Lots more debug logging.
Definitions and use of Bullet structure dumping.
Centralize detail logging so a Flush() can be added for debugging.
Added callbacks for shape and body changes in GetBodyAndShape() so the linkset
constraints can be picked up and restored. A better design might be to have
a "prim shape changed" event. Think about that.
Added constraint types to general constraint class.
pointers at runtime and at taint-time. Now passes the body into the
taint.
Vehicles zero inertia when active to eliminate Bullet's contribution
to vehicle motion.
Static objects are set to ISLAND_SLEEPING rather than DISABLE_SIMULATION.
Might reconsider this and, alternatively, have dynamic objects force activation.
Clean up use of DetailLog().
Rearrangement and cleanup of shape collection code. Much more readable.
Enabling and use of collision filters and masks.
Addition of ID to body creation BulletSimAPI calls so always set in
shape for collision reporting.
Change default of ShouldSplitSimulationIslands and ShouldRandomizeSolverOrder
from 'false' to 'true'. When 'false', this suppresses NO_CONTACT_RESPONSE
which makes volume detect fail.
so the members case is consistant. Caused modifications everywhere.
New logic in BSShapeCollection to track use and sharing of shapes.
I just reslized, though, that shapes cannot be shared because the
shape's UserPointer is the localID of the prim and is required
for tracking collisions. More changes coming.
Added DuplicateCollisionShape2() to API and changed BuildNativeShape2
to take a ShapeData structure so don't have to pass so many parameters.
This matches the latest version of BulletSim.dll.
Additions and removal of DetailLog() statements for debugging.
Fix avatar height calculation to properly account for the capsule ends.
Rearrange some locking in TerrainManager to eliminate possible race conditions.
Move DetailLog() definition into common BSPhysObject class.
Some variable renaming to make usage clearer (refactor.rename makes this so easy).
and into the parent class BSPhysObject.
Rework collision logic to enable extra collision after done colliding.
Rename 'Scene' to 'PhysicsScene' to differentiate it from the simulator 'Scene'.
Robert Adams