pub struct HeightFieldViewMut<'a> {
    pub raw: &'a mut HeightField,
}
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Read-write access to the properties of a heightfield.

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raw: &'a mut HeightField

The raw shape from Rapier.

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The number of rows of this heightfield.

The number of columns of this heightfield.

The height at each cell endpoint.

The scale factor applied to this heightfield.

The width (extent along its local x axis) of each cell of this heightmap, including the scale factor.

The height (extent along its local z axis) of each cell of this heightmap, including the scale factor.

The width (extent along its local x axis) of each cell of this heightmap, excluding the scale factor.

The height (extent along its local z axis) of each cell of this heightmap, excluding the scale factor.

Index of the cell a point is on after vertical projection.

Iterator through all the triangles of this heightfield.

The two triangles at the cell (i, j) of this heightfield.

Returns None fore triangles that have been removed because of their user-defined status flags (described by the HeightFieldCellStatus bitfield).

The status of the (i, j)-th cell.

The statuses of all the cells of this heightfield, in column-major order.

Set the status of the (i, j)-th cell.

The mutable statuses of all the cells of this heightfield.

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