PathFollow Class Reference

#include <pathFollow.h>

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Public Member Functions
	PathFollow (AICharacter *ai_ch, float follow_wt)
	~PathFollow ()
void	add_to_path (LVecBase3f pos)
void	start (string type)
void	do_follow ()
bool	check_if_possible ()
Public Attributes
AICharacter *	_ai_char
float	_follow_weight
vector< LVecBase3f >	_path
int	_curr_path_waypoint
bool	_start
NodePath	_dummy
string	_type
ClockObject *	_myClock
float	_time

Detailed Description

Definition at line 11 of file pathFollow.h.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

PathFollow::PathFollow	(	AICharacter *	ai_ch,
		float	follow_wt
	)

Definition at line 4 of file pathFollow.cxx.

PathFollow::~PathFollow ( )

Definition at line 12 of file pathFollow.cxx.

Member Function Documentation

void PathFollow::add_to_path ( LVecBase3f pos )

Function : add_to_path Description : This function adds the positions generated from a pathfind or a simple path follow behavior to the _path list.

Definition at line 23 of file pathFollow.cxx.

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bool PathFollow::check_if_possible ( )

Function : check_if_possible Description : This function checks if the current positions of the ai char and the target char can be used to generate an optimal path.

Definition at line 120 of file pathFollow.cxx.

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void PathFollow::do_follow ( )

Function : do_follow Description : This function allows continuous path finding by ai chars. There are 2 ways in which this is implemented. 1. The character re-calculates the optimal path everytime the target changes its position. Less computationally expensive. 2. The character continuosly re-calculates its optimal path to the target. This is used in a scenario where the ai chars have to avoid other ai chars. More computationally expensive.

Definition at line 59 of file pathFollow.cxx.

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