def server_created_object(self, tag, height, radius):
# This shape is used for collision detection, preventing the player falling through the ground for
# example.
shape = BulletCapsuleShape(radius, height - 2 * radius, ZUp)
# A character controller is a physical body which responds instantly to keyboard controls. (Bodies
# which respond to forces are difficult to control in a satisfactory way using typical video game
# controls. Players expect them to move instantly when a button is pressed, but physics dictates that
# they should take a short time to accelerate.)
node = BulletCharacterControllerNode(shape, 0.4, tag)
node_path = self.render.attachNewNode(node)
Thing.add(tag, node, node_path)
self.world.attachCharacter(node)
# Does this object represent the player who is using this client?
if tag == self.__player_tag:
# If yes, attach the camera to the object, so the player's view follows the object.
self.camera.reparentTo(node_path)
else:
# If no, create a new Actor to represent the player or NPC.
humanoid = Actor("player.bam")
humanoid.setH(180)
humanoid.reparentTo(node_path)
# Scale the Actor so it is the same height as the bounding volume requested by the server.
point1 = Point3()
point2 = Point3()
humanoid.calcTightBounds(point1, point2)
humanoid.setScale(height / (point2.z - point1.z))
# If the 3D model has the origin point at floor level, we need to move it down by half the height
# of the bounding volume. Otherwise it will hang in mid air, with its feet in the middle of the
# bounding volume.
humanoid.setZ(-height / 2)
def server_created_object(self, tag, height, radius):
# This shape is used for collision detection, preventing the player falling through the ground for
# example.
shape = BulletCapsuleShape(radius, height - 2 * radius, ZUp)
# A character controller is a physical body which responds instantly to keyboard controls. (Bodies
# which respond to forces are difficult to control in a satisfactory way using typical video game
# controls. Players expect them to move instantly when a button is pressed, but physics dictates that
# they should take a short time to accelerate.)
node = BulletCharacterControllerNode(shape, 0.4, tag)
node_path = self.render.attachNewNode(node)
Thing.add(tag, node, node_path)
self.world.attachCharacter(node)
# Does this object represent the player who is using this client?
if tag == self.__player_tag:
# If yes, attach the camera to the object, so the player's view follows the object.
self.camera.reparentTo(node_path)
else:
# If no, create a new Actor to represent the player or NPC.
humanoid = Actor("player.bam")
humanoid.setH(180)
humanoid.reparentTo(node_path)
# Scale the Actor so it is the same height as the bounding volume requested by the server.
point1 = Point3()
point2 = Point3()
humanoid.calcTightBounds(point1, point2)
humanoid.setScale(height / (point2.z - point1.z))
# If the 3D model has the origin point at floor level, we need to move it down by half the height
# of the bounding volume. Otherwise it will hang in mid air, with its feet in the middle of the
# bounding volume.
humanoid.setZ(-height / 2)
