I am working on adding synchronized physical properties to EntityEquipment
in TableTopKit,
allowing seamless coordination during GroupActivities
sessions between players.
Treating EntityEquipment's state to DieState is not a way, because it doesn't support custom collision shapes.
I have also tried adding PhysicsBodyComponent
and CollisionComponent
to EntityEquipment's Entity.
However, the main issue is that the position of EntityEquipment itself does not synchronize with the Entity's physics body, resulting in two separate instances of one object.
struct PlayerPawn: EntityEquipment {
let id: ID
let entity: Entity
var initialState: BaseEquipmentState
init(id: ID, entity: Entity) {
self.id = id
let massProperties = PhysicsMassProperties(mass: 1.0)
let material = PhysicsMaterialResource.generate(friction: 0.5, restitution: 0.5)
let shape = ShapeResource.generateBox(size: [0.4, 0.2, 0.2])
let physicsBody = PhysicsBodyComponent(massProperties: massProperties, material: material, mode: .dynamic)
let collisionComponent = CollisionComponent(shapes: [shape])
entity.components.set(physicsBody)
entity.components.set(collisionComponent)
self.entity = entity
initialState = .init(parentID: .tableID, pose: .init(position: .init(), rotation: .zero), entity: self.entity)
}
}
I’d appreciate any guidance on the recommended approach to adding synchronized physical properties to EntityEquipment.