void CollisionObjectBullet::setupBulletCollisionObject(btCollisionObject *p_collisionObject) {
bt_collision_object = p_collisionObject;
bt_collision_object->setUserPointer(this);
bt_collision_object->setUserIndex(type);
// Force the enabling of collision and avoid problems
set_collision_enabled(collisionsEnabled);
p_collisionObject->setCollisionFlags(p_collisionObject->getCollisionFlags() | btCollisionObject::CF_CUSTOM_MATERIAL_CALLBACK);
}
AreaBullet::AreaBullet() :
RigidCollisionObjectBullet(CollisionObjectBullet::TYPE_AREA),
monitorable(true),
isScratched(false),
spOv_mode(PhysicsServer::AREA_SPACE_OVERRIDE_DISABLED),
spOv_gravityPoint(false),
spOv_gravityPointDistanceScale(0),
spOv_gravityPointAttenuation(1),
spOv_gravityVec(0, -1, 0),
spOv_gravityMag(10),
spOv_linearDump(0.1),
spOv_angularDump(1),
spOv_priority(0) {
btGhost = bulletnew(btGhostObject);
btGhost->setCollisionShape(compoundShape);
setupBulletCollisionObject(btGhost);
/// Collision objects with a callback still have collision response with dynamic rigid bodies.
/// In order to use collision objects as trigger, you have to disable the collision response.
set_collision_enabled(false);
for (int i = 0; i < 5; ++i)
call_event_res_ptr[i] = &call_event_res[i];
}
