Rodrigo Hernandez
5e9c3294d1
Added code for tests to take the texture path as an argument, Added drawstuff project to VC++7.1 solution
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| Include | 23 years ago | |
| Test | 20 years ago | |
| README.txt | 23 years ago | |
| dRay.cpp | 23 years ago | |
| dRay_Box.cpp | 23 years ago | |
| dRay_CCylinder.cpp | 23 years ago | |
| dRay_Plane.cpp | 23 years ago | |
| dRay_Sphere.cpp | 23 years ago | |
| dxRay.h | 23 years ago | |
README.txt
From: "Erwin de Vries"
To:
Subject: [ODE] dRay class
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2002 13:05:28 +0200
Yesterday and today i've written a dRay class. It interacts with dPlane,
dSphere, dBox and dCCylinder. It does not generate full contact information.
It only generates the pos member. I dont think its useful to anyone to go
through hoops and find a reasonable normal and penetration depth, as i dont
think anyone will want to use it for dynamics. Just for CD.
It should compile in single and double precision mode, and should be
platform independant. I hope.
The next Tri-Collider release using Opcode 1.1 will also implement a ray
collision function along with some other not too interesting improvements.
To:
Subject: [ODE] dRay class
Date: Thu, 25 Jul 2002 13:05:28 +0200
Yesterday and today i've written a dRay class. It interacts with dPlane,
dSphere, dBox and dCCylinder. It does not generate full contact information.
It only generates the pos member. I dont think its useful to anyone to go
through hoops and find a reasonable normal and penetration depth, as i dont
think anyone will want to use it for dynamics. Just for CD.
It should compile in single and double precision mode, and should be
platform independant. I hope.
The next Tri-Collider release using Opcode 1.1 will also implement a ray
collision function along with some other not too interesting improvements.