Struct LagCompensatedQuery.CompensatedHit

Namespace

FishMMO.Shared

Assembly

FishMMO.Shared.dll

One body a compensated query selected, with the impact information a hit needs.

public readonly struct LagCompensatedQuery.CompensatedHit

Inherited Members

ValueType.Equals(object)

ValueType.GetHashCode()

ValueType.ToString()

object.Equals(object, object)

object.GetType()

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

Remarks

Shared by the overlap and the ray so the two hit-resolving shapes hand their callers the same thing. Point and Normal are what an impact effect reads; both are measured inside the rewind scope and carried here, never recomputed afterwards from a transform that has since been restored.

Constructors

CompensatedHit(Collider, ICharacter, float, Vector3, Vector3, Vector3)

public CompensatedHit(Collider collider, ICharacter character, float distance, Vector3 point, Vector3 normal, Vector3 localPoint)

Parameters

collider Collider

character ICharacter

distance float

point Vector3

normal Vector3

localPoint Vector3

Fields

Character

The character that owns Collider, or null for scenery.

public readonly ICharacter Character

Field Value

ICharacter

Collider

The nearest collider on Character, or the bare collider hit.

public readonly Collider Collider

Field Value

Collider

Distance

Distance from the query origin, measured in the rewound world.

public readonly float Distance

Field Value

float

LocalPoint

Point in the hit BODY's own space, captured inside the rewind scope.

public readonly Vector3 LocalPoint

Field Value

Vector3

Remarks

The same field, for the same reason, as LocalPoint: a world point measured inside a rewind describes a world that is gone by the time the caller uses it, so anything compared against a live transform is comparing two different worlds. A local point is stable across the two because the body carried its own frame with it — which is what lets ShieldVolume be tested against a hit after the scope has closed.

Normal

Surface normal at Point for a ray; the reverse of the query direction for an overlap, which has no surface crossing to take one from.

public readonly Vector3 Normal

Field Value

Vector3

Point

World point of impact.

public readonly Vector3 Point

Field Value

Vector3