pub enum GeometricQueryType<N: Real> {
    Contacts(N, N),
    Proximity(N),
}
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The kind of query a CollisionObject may be involved on.

The following queries are executed for a given pair of GeometricQueryType associated with two collision objects:

  • Contacts + Contacts = exact contact point coputation.
  • Contacts + Proximity = proximity test only.
  • Proximity + Proximity = proximity test only.

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Contacts(N, N)

This objects can respond to both contact point computation and proximity queries.

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Proximity(N)

This object can respond to proximity tests only.

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The numerical distance limit of relevance for this query.

If two objects are separated by a distance greater than the sum of their respective query_limit, the corresponding query will not by performed. For proximity queries, non-intersecting object closer than a distance equal to the sum of their query_limit will be reported as Proximity::WithinMargin.

Given two contact query types, returns the corresponding contact prediction parameters.

Returns None if any of self or other is not a GeometricQueryType::Contacts.

Returns true if this is a contacts query type.

Returns true if this is a proximity query type.

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