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What are parameters worldAabbMin & worldAabbMax
Posted: Tue Jun 11, 2019 7:42 pm
by whitwhoa
In regards to broadphase method:
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bt32BitAxisSweep3::bt32BitAxisSweep3 (
const btVector3 & worldAabbMin,
const btVector3 & worldAabbMax,
unsigned int maxHandles = 1500000,
btOverlappingPairCache * pairCache = 0,
bool disableRaycastAccelerator = false
)
What exactly are parameters worldAabbMin and worldAabbMax? Some examples I have seen set this number to 500/-500 some 1000/-1000. I may be totally off here but from the looks of it are these values the max size of the scene?
Re: What are parameters worldAabbMin & worldAabbMax
Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2019 4:12 am
by drleviathan
Yes, when using an axis-sweep broadphase you have to decide at construction time its bounds. The sweep algorithm usually quantizes the bounds of the elements inside, so it needs to know what are the world limits so it can set the quantization. This also means if you use Really Big world bounds then the element bounds will be relatively coarse. The trade off is: you get a broadphase with low memory footprint.
If you use btDbvtBroadphase then you don't need to set world limits.
Re: What are parameters worldAabbMin & worldAabbMax
Posted: Wed Jun 12, 2019 11:33 pm
by whitwhoa
Thank you for the explanation. That makes total sense
