fix: Refactor bepu contact management, support compound shape child index lookup and provide Impact Force evaluation to users #2901
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PR Details
Made
IContactEventHandlerobsolete and replacing it byIContactHandlerfor two major reason:OnPairCreated,OnPairUpdated,OnPairEndedare called even when the object is not in contact, after playing around with bepu for a while, I can't think of any reason why this would be useful to me or other users. It is also somewhat ambiguous, as user may mistake this method as the one to use to detect contacts.OnContactAddedandOnContactRemovedare definitely more useful, but still fairly niche and would be better off implemented on the users' side to ensure that we don't pay the cost of this feature for every singleIContactEventHandler, but only those that the user actually cares about.Improvements made to the event interface:
Contacts have been made more user friendly, users can now foreach through each contacts instead of manually inspecting the somewhat obtuse manifold:
Surfaced a couple of new information one might need when receiving a collision:
Breaking Changes
IContactEventHandlershould be replaced withIContactHandler, references in yaml are safe as the former inherits from the later. I marked methods that are now unsupported as errors to let users know that those won't be called anymore.Related Issue
Fixes #2884
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Todo