v5.0.0
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jrouwe/JoltPhysics最新发布版本:v5.1.0(2024-08-11 22:02:44)
For breaking API changes see this document.
New Functionality
Soft Body
- Added soft body skinning constraints. This can be used to limit the movement of soft body vertices based on a skinned mesh. See documentation for more info or watch this movie.
- Added ability to turn on/off skinning constraints and to update the max distance for all constraints with a distance multiplier.
- Added dihedral bend constraints for soft bodies. See movie.
- Added long range attachment constraints (also called tethers) for soft bodies.
- Added SoftBodyContactListener which allows you to get callbacks for collisions between soft bodies and rigid bodies. See movie.
- Added support for a vertex radius for soft bodies. This keeps the vertices a fixed distance away from the surface which can be used to avoid z-fighting while rendering the soft body.
- Added SoftBodySharedSettings::CreateConstraints function that can automatically generate constraints based on the faces of the soft body.
- Added ability to update a soft body outside of the physics simulation step using SoftBodyMotionProperties::CustomUpdate. This is e.g. useful if the soft body is teleported and needs to 'settle'.
Vehicles
- Added support for less than 1 collision test per simulation step for vehicle wheels. This behavior can be configured differently when the vehicle is active / inactive. This can be used for LODding vehicles.
- Added wheel index to VehicleConstraint::CombineFunction friction callback and calculating longitudinal and lateral friction in the same call so you can have more differentiation between wheels.
- Added ability to override the max tire impulse calculations for wheeled vehicles. See WheeledVehicleController::SetTireMaxImpulseCallback.
- Added ability to disable the lean steering limit for the motorcycle, turning this off makes the motorcycle more unstable, but gives you more control over the final steering angle.
Character
- CharacterVirtual will now receive an OnContactAdded callback when it collides with a sensor (but will have no further interaction).
- Added user data to CharacterVirtual.
Constraints
- Swing limits do not need to be symmetrical anymore for SixDOFConstraints. This requires using the new pyramid shaped swing limits (ESwingType::Pyramid). SwingTwistConstraints still requires symmetrical limits but can use the pyramid swing limits too. These are cheaper to evaluate but are less smooth.
- Twist limits no longer need to be centered around zero for SixDOFConstraints and SwingTwistConstraints, any value between -PI and PI is supported now.
- Changed the meaning of Constraint::mNumVelocity/PositionStepsOverride. Before the number of steps would be the maximum of all constraints and the default value, now an overridden value of 0 means that the constraint uses the default value, otherwise it will use the value as specified. This means that if all constraints in an island have a lower value than the default, we will now use the lower value instead of the default. This allows simulating an island at a lower precision than the default.
- Bodies can now also override the default number of solver iterations. This value is used when the body collides with another body and a contact constraint is created (for constraints, the constraint override is always used).
- Added fraction hint to PathConstraintPath::GetClosestPoint. This can be used to speed up the search along the curve and to disambiguate fractions in case a path reaches the same point multiple times (i.e. a figure-8).
- Added Constraint::ResetWarmStart and Ragdoll::ResetWarmStart. Used to notify the system that the configuration of the bodies and/or constraint has changed enough so that the warm start impulses should not be applied the next frame. You can use this function for example when repositioning a ragdoll through Ragdoll::SetPose in such a way that the orientation of the bodies completely changes so that the previous frame impulses are no longer a good approximation of what the impulses will be in the next frame.
- Multithreading the SetupVelocityConstraints job. This was causing a bottleneck in the case that there are a lot of constraints but very few possible collisions.
Collision Detection
- Created an object layer filter implementation that is similar to Bullet's group & mask filtering, see ObjectLayerPairFilterMask.
- Created implementations of BroadPhaseLayerInterface, ObjectVsBroadPhaseLayerFilter and ObjectLayerPairFilter that use a bit table internally. These make it easier to define ObjectLayers and with which object layers they collide.
- Renamed SensorDetectsStatic to CollideKinematicVsNonDynamic and made it work for non-sensors. This means that kinematic bodies can now get collision callbacks when they collide with other static / kinematic objects.
- Added function to query the bounding box of all bodies in the physics system, see PhysicsSystem::GetBounds.
Simulation
- Implemented enhanced internal edge removal algorithm. This should help reduce ghost collisions. See BodyCreationSettings::mEnhancedInternalEdgeRemoval and movie.
- Added BodyInterface::SetUseManifoldReduction which will clear the contact cache and ensure that you get consistent contact callbacks in case the body that you're changing already has contacts.
Various
- Ability to enable gyroscopic forces on bodies to create the Dzhanibekov effect.
- Supporting SIMD for WASM build. Use -msimd128 -msse4.2 options with emscripten to enable this.
- Allowing WASM build to use a custom memory allocator.
- Added DebugRendererSimple which can be used to simplify the creation of your own DebugRenderer implementation. It only requires a DrawLine, DrawTriangle and DrawText3D function to be implemented (which can be left empty).
- Added ability to update the height field materials after creation.
Removed functionality
- Ability to restrict rotational degrees of freedom in local space, instead this is now done in world space.
Bug fixes
- Fixed a bug in cast sphere vs triangle that could return a false positive hit against a degenerate triangle.
- Fixed bug in soft body vs tapered capsule. The calculations were slightly off causing a normal on the top or bottom sphere to be returned while the tapered part was actually closest.
- Fixed bug where colliding a cyclinder against a large triangle could return an incorrect contact point.
- Fixed bug where soft bodies would collide with sensors as if they were normal bodies.
- Sensors will no longer use speculative contacts, so will no longer report contacts before an actual contact is detected.
- Hinge limit constraint forces were clamped wrongly when the hinge was exactly at the minimum limit, making it harder to push the hinge towards the maximum limit.
- Fixed bug when a body with limited DOFs collides with static. If the resulting contact had an infinite effective mass, we would divide by zero and crash.
- Fixed unit tests failing when compiling for 32-bit Linux. The compiler defaults to using x87 instructions in this case which does not work well with the collision detection pipeline. Now defaulting to the SSE instructions.
- Fixed assert and improved interaction between a fast moving rigid body of quality LinearCast and a soft body.
- When creating a MeshShape with triangles that have near identical positions it was possible that the degenerate check decided that a triangle was not degenerate while the triangle in fact would be degenerate after vertex quantization. The simulation would crash when colliding with this triangle.
- A scaled compound shape with a center of mass of non zero would not apply the correct transform to its sub shapes when colliding with a soft body
- A soft body without any edges would hang the solver
- Fixed GCC 11.4 warning in JobSystemThreadPool.cpp: output may be truncated copying 15 bytes from a string of length 63
- Longitudinal friction impulse for wheeled/tracked vehicles could become much higher than the calculated max because each iteration it was clamped to the max friction impulse which meant the total friction impulse could be PhysicsSettings::mNumVelocitySteps times too high.
- Properly initializing current engine RPM to min RPM for wheeled/tracked vehicles. When min RPM was lower than the default min RPM the engine would not start at min RPM.
- Fixed a possible division by zero in Body::GetBodyCreationSettings when the inverse inertia diagonal had 0's.
- When specifying a -1 for min/max distance of a distance constraint and the calculated distance is incompatible with the other limit, we'll clamp it to that value now instead of ending up with min > max.
- Fixed bug that contact cache was partially uninitialized when colliding two objects with inv mass override of 0. When the contact listener would report a non zero inv mass override the next simulation step this would mean that the simulation would read garbage and potentially crash due to NaNs.