Mesh Class Reference

Object subclass for static meshes. More...

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Public Member Functions
	Mesh (irr::scene::IMesh *mesh, irr::scene::ISceneNode *node, btScalar mass, bool concave=false)
	ctor
	Mesh (irr::scene::IMeshBuffer *meshbuffer, irr::scene::ISceneNode *node, btScalar mass, bool concave=false)
	ctor

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Detailed Description

Object subclass for static meshes.

This class, contrary to SharedMesh, performs a deep copy of the mesh data which has the following side effects :

1. no animation is possible
2. increased memory usage

It is however useful in some case when some object (eg terrain) don't use a mesh internally but can generate one on demand.

See also:

SharedMesh

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Constructor & Destructor Documentation

Mesh::Mesh	(	irr::scene::IMesh *	mesh,
		irr::scene::ISceneNode *	node,
		btScalar	mass,
		bool	concave = false
	)

ctor

Parameters:

	mesh	Mesh data
	node	Attached scene node
	mass	Mass of the object
	concave	whether to create a concave shape

Using concave shapes is recommanded for all environment elements, unless a simpler shape can be used directly (Box or Sphere for example).

Concave shapes should never be used for (even potentially) moving objects.

References Object::init().

Mesh::Mesh	(	irr::scene::IMeshBuffer *	meshbuffer,
		irr::scene::ISceneNode *	node,
		btScalar	mass,
		bool	concave = false
	)

ctor

Parameters:

	meshbuffer	Mesh data
	node	Attached scene node
	mass	Mass of the object
	concave	whether to create a concave shape

Using concave shapes is recommanded for all environment elements, unless a simpler shape can be used directly (Box or Sphere for example).

Concave shapes should never be used for (even potentially) moving objects.

References Object::init().

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The documentation for this class was generated from the following files:

• mesh.h
• mesh.cpp