move debugDrawWorld to btCollisionWorld.
improved CollisionInterfaceDemo, show how to perform a closest point query for objects that are not in the collision world.
removed a bit of garbage from the debug drawer
Please see HfFluidDemo.cpp for examples of how to use the height field fluid along with buoyant collision shapes.
The implementation is still lacking in my ways:
1) Need to complete more collision algorithms for buoyant collision shapes
2) Support compound buoyant shapes
3) The buoyancy model isn't that great
4) Fluid volume can be lost over time
move btShapeHull and btConvexHull into its own library in Extras/ConvexHull (it allocates memory using mem/delete and refactoring into using btAlignedAlloc/Free takes too much time)
fix heightfield / btOptimizedBvh for quantization, so that raycast can use quantized aabb (clamp up for maxima and down for minima)
work-in-progress (update projectfiles etc)
Some dynamic memory allocations have been replace by pool allocation or stack allocations.
quantized aabb versus quantized aabb overlap check is made branch-free (helps a lot on consoles PS3/XBox 360)
Collision algorithms are now created through a new btDefaultCollisionConfiguration, to decouple dependency (this is the API change):
Example:
btDefaultCollisionConfiguration* collisionConfiguration = new btDefaultCollisionConfiguration();
m_dispatcher = new btCollisionDispatcher(collisionConfiguration);
Same interface but less features (push_back, pop_back, clear, size, [] etc).
To prepare for SIMD/SSE code: Added #define ATTRIBUTE_ALIGNED16(a) __declspec(align(16)) a
* Unused variables.
* Missing newlines at ends of #included files.
* signed int loop variables where the termination condition is an unsigned 'get number of' function.
* 'NULL' used inappropriately for an integer or character constant (NULL is a pointer)
* abstract base classes with no virtual destructor.
* Floating point constants used to initialise integer variables.
