Method _createShape

Engine/source/T3D/physics/physicsShape.cpp:695–768

}

bool PhysicsShape::_createShape()
{
   SAFE_DELETE( mPhysicsRep );
   SAFE_DELETE( mShapeInst );
   mAmbientThread = NULL;
   mWorld = NULL;
   mAmbientSeq = -1;

   PhysicsShapeData *db = getDataBlock();
   if ( !db || !db->mShape)
      return false;

   // Set the world box.
   mObjBox = db->mShape->mBounds;
   resetWorldBox();

   // If this is the server and its a client only simulation
   // object then disable our tick... the server doesn't do 
   // any work for this shape.
   if (  isServerObject() && 
         db->simType == PhysicsShapeData::SimType_ClientOnly )
   {
      setProcessTick( false );
      return true;
   }

   // Create the shape instance.
   mShapeInst = new TSShapeInstance( db->mShape, isClientObject() );

   if ( isClientObject() )
   {
      mAmbientSeq = db->mShape->findSequence( "ambient" );
      _initAmbient();   
   }

   // If the shape has a mass then its dynamic... else
   // its a kinematic shape.
   //
   // While a kinematic is less optimal than a static body
   // it allows for us to enable/disable collision and having
   // all dynamic actors react correctly... waking up.
   // 
   const bool isDynamic = db->mass > 0.0f;

   // If we aren't dynamic we don't need to tick.   
   setProcessTick( isDynamic || mPlayAmbient );

   // If this is the client and we're a server only object then
   // we don't need any physics representation... we're done.
   if (  isClientObject() && 
         db->simType == PhysicsShapeData::SimType_ServerOnly )
      return true;

   mWorld = PHYSICSMGR->getWorld( isServerObject() ? "server" : "client" );
      
   mPhysicsRep = PHYSICSMGR->createBody();
   mPhysicsRep->init(   db->colShape, 
                        db->mass,