List of calculateAverageSlope() Examples

Examples of calculateAverageSlope()

org.terasology.physics.engine.SweepCallback.calculateAverageSlope()
This method determines the average slope of the hit location. This can differ from that provided by the hit normal, as the hit normal is subject to local features and discontinuities. Using an average protects against this. @param originalSlope If no different slope can be found, this value is returned, making this method always return a decent number. @param checkingOffset How far to go up and down from the current position for the positions to check between. @return a safer slope to use for character movement calculations.

Examples of org.terasology.physics.engine.SweepCallback.calculateAverageSlope()

                break;
            }
            if (callback.hasHit()) {
                float originalSlope = callback.getHitNormalWorld().dot(new Vector3f(0, 1, 0));
                if (originalSlope < slopeFactor) {
                    float slope = callback.calculateAverageSlope(originalSlope, CHECK_FORWARD_DIST);
                    if (slope < slopeFactor) {
                        remainingDist -= actualDist;
                        expectedMove.set(targetPos);
                        expectedMove.sub(position);
                        extractResidualMovement(callback.getHitNormalWorld(), expectedMove);

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