pub struct MoveShapeOptions {
pub up: Vect,
pub offset: CharacterLength,
pub slide: bool,
pub autostep: Option<CharacterAutostep>,
pub max_slope_climb_angle: Real,
pub min_slope_slide_angle: Real,
pub apply_impulse_to_dynamic_bodies: bool,
pub snap_to_ground: Option<CharacterLength>,
pub normal_nudge_factor: Real,
}
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Options for moving a shape using RapierContext::move_shape
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§up: Vect
The direction that goes “up”. Used to determine where the floor is, and the floor’s angle.
offset: CharacterLength
A small gap to preserve between the character and its surroundings.
This value should not be too large to avoid visual artifacts, but shouldn’t be too small (must not be zero) to improve numerical stability of the character controller.
slide: bool
Should the character try to slide against the floor if it hits it?
autostep: Option<CharacterAutostep>
Should the character automatically step over small obstacles?
max_slope_climb_angle: Real
The maximum angle (radians) between the floor’s normal and the up
vector that the
character is able to climb.
min_slope_slide_angle: Real
The minimum angle (radians) between the floor’s normal and the up
vector before the
character starts to slide down automatically.
apply_impulse_to_dynamic_bodies: bool
Should the character apply forces to dynamic bodies in its path?
snap_to_ground: Option<CharacterLength>
Should the character be automatically snapped to the ground if the distance between the ground and its feet are smaller than the specified threshold?
normal_nudge_factor: Real
Increase this number if your character appears to get stuck when sliding against surfaces.
This is a small distance applied to the movement toward the contact normals of shapes hit by the character controller. This helps shape-casting not getting stuck in an always-penetrating state during the sliding calculation.
This value should remain fairly small since it can introduce artificial “bumps” when sliding along a flat surface.
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fn clone(&self) -> MoveShapeOptions
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impl Freeze for MoveShapeOptions
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impl Send for MoveShapeOptions
impl Sync for MoveShapeOptions
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