Struct parry2d::shape::PolygonalFeature

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pub struct PolygonalFeature {
    pub vertices: [Point<Real>; 2],
    pub vids: [PackedFeatureId; 2],
    pub fid: PackedFeatureId,
    pub num_vertices: usize,
}
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A polygonal feature representing the local polygonal approximation of a vertex, or face, of a convex shape.

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§vertices: [Point<Real>; 2]

Up to two vertices forming this polygonal feature.

§vids: [PackedFeatureId; 2]

The feature IDs of this polygon’s vertices.

§fid: PackedFeatureId

The feature ID of this polygonal feature.

§num_vertices: usize

The number of vertices on this polygon (must be <= 4).

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impl PolygonalFeature

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pub fn transform_by(&mut self, pos: &Isometry<Real>)

Transforms the vertices of self by the given position pos.

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pub fn contacts<ManifoldData, ContactData: Default + Copy>( pos12: &Isometry<Real>, pos21: &Isometry<Real>, sep_axis1: &Vector<Real>, sep_axis2: &Vector<Real>, feature1: &Self, feature2: &Self, manifold: &mut ContactManifold<ManifoldData, ContactData>, flipped: bool )

Computes the contacts between two polygonal features.

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pub fn face_vertex_contacts<ManifoldData, ContactData: Default + Copy>( pos12: &Isometry<Real>, face1: &Self, sep_axis1: &Vector<Real>, vertex2: &Self, manifold: &mut ContactManifold<ManifoldData, ContactData>, flipped: bool )

Compute contacts points between a face and a vertex.

This method assume we already know that at least one contact exists.

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pub fn face_face_contacts<ManifoldData, ContactData: Default + Copy>( pos12: &Isometry<Real>, face1: &Self, normal1: &Vector<Real>, face2: &Self, manifold: &mut ContactManifold<ManifoldData, ContactData>, flipped: bool )

Computes the contacts between two polygonal faces.

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impl Debug for PolygonalFeature

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more
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impl Default for PolygonalFeature

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fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more
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impl From<Segment> for PolygonalFeature

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fn from(seg: Segment) -> Self

Converts to this type from the input type.

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