QcProjectileManager Class

Member Function Documentation

bool QcProjectileManager::add(QcProjectile projectile)

Adds projectile as it is (tests, a chunk coming back); returns false (nothing added) beyond the limit or in the void (QcWorld::isInVoid).

qsizetype QcProjectileManager::adopt(const QList<QcProjectile> &projectiles, const std::function<quint32 ()> &newId)

Adds projectiles of a chunk that came back (decision E-374), with new ids from newId; returns how many were left out beyond the limits.

const QList<QcProjectile> &QcProjectileManager::all() const

Returns every projectile of the world.

bool QcProjectileManager::anyFlying() const

Returns whether any projectile flies (and needs the bodies of the tick).

void QcProjectileManager::clear()

Removes every projectile.

qint64 QcProjectileManager::crowdedOut() const

Returns the projectiles that went for the per-chunk bound since the start.

QList<QcProjectile> &QcProjectileManager::editableAll()

Returns every projectile of the world for changes in place (loading, tests).

bool QcProjectileManager::launch(const QcProjectileManager::Launch &shot, quint32 id)

Adds shot with the id id; returns false (nothing added) beyond the limit, for an unknown type, a speed beyond QcProjectileDefinition::maxSpeed or in the void.

qsizetype QcProjectileManager::limit() const

Returns the most projectiles the world holds.

See also setLimit().

qsizetype QcProjectileManager::perChunk() const

Returns the most stuck projectiles in one chunk.

See also setPerChunk().

void QcProjectileManager::setLimit(qsizetype limit)

Sets limit() to limit.

See also limit().

void QcProjectileManager::setPerChunk(qsizetype perChunk)

Sets perChunk() to perChunk.

See also perChunk().

void QcProjectileManager::tick(const QcBlockAccess &world, const QList<QcProjectileFlight::Body> &bodies, const QList<QcProjectileManager::PlayerView> &players, double dt, const QcProjectileManager::Handlers &handlers)

One tick of dt seconds of every projectile that does not rest: flight against the blocks of world and bodies, unsticking, pickup by players, ageing and despawning; what happens goes to handlers.