pub struct ContactKinematic<N: Real> { /* private fields */ }
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Local contact kinematic of a pair of solids around two given points.

This is used to update the localization of contact points between two solids from one frame to another. To achieve this, the local shape of the solids around the given points are approximated by either dilated lines (unbounded cylinders), planes, dilated points (spheres).

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Initializes an empty contact kinematic.

All the contact kinematic information must be filled using methods prefixed by set_.

Applies the given transformation to the first set of contact information.

Applies the given transformation to the second set of contact information.

The dilation of the first solid.

The dilation of the second solid.

The tracked point in local space of the first solid.

This may not correspond to the contact point in the local space of the first since it does not takes the dilation into account.

The tracked point in local space of the second solid.

This may not correspond to the contact point in the local space of the second solid since it does not takes the dilation into account.

The shape-dependent identifier of the feature of the first solid on which lies the contact point.

The shape-dependent identifier of the feature of the second solid on which lies the contact point.

Sets the dilation of the first solid.

Sets the dilation of the second solid.

Define as a plane the local approximation of the shape of the first solid.

Define as a plane the local approximation of the shape of the second solid.

Define as a line the local approximation of the shape of the second solid.

Define as a line the local approximation of the shape of the second solid.

Define as a point the local approximation of the shape of the second solid.

Define as a point the local approximation of the shape of the second solid.

Computes the updated contact points with the new positions of the solids.

The vector default_normal1 is the normal of the resulting contactc in the rare case where the contact normal cannot be determined by the update. Typically, this should be set to the latest contact normal known.

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