axmol/cocos2dx/physics/CCPhysicsJoint.h

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#include "CCPhysicsSetting.h"
#ifdef CC_USE_PHYSICS
#ifndef __CCPHYSICS_JOINT_H__
#define __CCPHYSICS_JOINT_H__
#include "cocoa/CCObject.h"
#include "cocoa/CCGeometry.h"
NS_CC_BEGIN
class PhysicsBody;
class PhysicsJointInfo;
class PhysicsBodyInfo;
/*
* @brief An PhysicsJoint object connects two physics bodies together.
*/
class PhysicsJoint : public Object
{
protected:
PhysicsJoint();
virtual ~PhysicsJoint() = 0;
public:
PhysicsBody* getBodyA() { return _bodyA; }
PhysicsBody* getBodyB() { return _bodyB; }
inline int getTag() { return _tag; }
inline void setTag(int tag) { _tag = tag; }
inline bool isEnable() { return _enable; }
void setEnable(bool enable);
protected:
bool init(PhysicsBody* a, PhysicsBody* b);
/**
* PhysicsShape is PhysicsBody's friend class, but all the subclasses isn't. so this method is use for subclasses to catch the bodyInfo from PhysicsBody.
*/
PhysicsBodyInfo* bodyInfo(PhysicsBody* body) const;
protected:
PhysicsBody* _bodyA;
PhysicsBody* _bodyB;
PhysicsJointInfo* _info;
bool _enable;
int _tag;
friend class PhysicsBody;
friend class PhysicsWorld;
};
/*
* @brief A fixed joint fuses the two bodies together at a reference point. Fixed joints are useful for creating complex shapes that can be broken apart later.
*/
class PhysicsJointFixed : public PhysicsJoint
{
public:
PhysicsJointFixed* create(PhysicsBody* a, PhysicsBody* b, const Point& anchr);
protected:
bool init(PhysicsBody* a, PhysicsBody* b, const Point& anchr);
protected:
PhysicsJointFixed();
virtual ~PhysicsJointFixed();
};
/*
* @brief A sliding joint allows the two bodies to slide along a chosen axis.
*/
class PhysicsJointSliding : public PhysicsJoint
{
public:
PhysicsJointSliding* create(PhysicsBody* a, PhysicsBody* b, const Point& grooveA, const Point& grooveB, const Point& anchr);
protected:
bool init(PhysicsBody* a, PhysicsBody* b, const Point& grooveA, const Point& grooveB, const Point& anchr);
protected:
PhysicsJointSliding();
virtual ~PhysicsJointSliding();
};
/*
* @brief A spring joint connects the two bodies with a spring whose length is the initial distance between the two bodies.
*/
class PhysicsJointSpring : public PhysicsJoint
{
public:
PhysicsJointSpring* create();
protected:
bool init();
protected:
PhysicsJointSpring();
virtual ~PhysicsJointSpring();
};
/*
* @brief A limit joint imposes a maximum distance between the two bodies, as if they were connected by a rope.
*/
class PhysicsJointLimit : public PhysicsJoint
{
public:
PhysicsJointLimit* create(PhysicsBody* a, PhysicsBody* b, const Point& anchr1, const Point& anchr2, float min, float max);
protected:
bool init(PhysicsBody* a, PhysicsBody* b, const Point& anchr1, const Point& anchr2, float min, float max);
protected:
PhysicsJointLimit();
virtual ~PhysicsJointLimit();
};
/*
* @brief A pin joint allows the two bodies to independently rotate around the anchor point as if pinned together.
*/
class PhysicsJointPin : public PhysicsJoint
{
public:
static PhysicsJointPin* create(PhysicsBody* a, PhysicsBody* b, const Point& anchr1, const Point& anchr2);
protected:
bool init(PhysicsBody* a, PhysicsBody* b, const Point& anchr1, const Point& anchr2);
protected:
PhysicsJointPin();
virtual ~PhysicsJointPin();
};
NS_CC_END
#endif // __CCPHYSICS_JOINT_H__
#endif // CC_USE_PHYSICS