LittleJS new ThreeJSObject(pos, size, mesh, z)threejs.js:132Create an engine object that drives a three.js mesh
ThreeJSObject
ThreeJS Object - EngineObject that drives a three.js mesh
- LittleJS physics moves the object and the mesh follows automatically
- Destroying the object removes the mesh from the scene
Extends EngineObject
Constructor
Members
Methods
Inherited from EngineObject
- addChild
- additiveColor
- angle
- angleDamping
- angleVelocity
- applyAcceleration
- applyAngularAcceleration
- applyForce
- attach
- castBackgroundShadow
- castShadow
- children
- clampSpeed
- collideLevel
- collideRaycast
- collideSolidObjects
- collideWithObject
- collideWithTile
- color
- damping
- destroy
- destroyed
- drawSize
- emissive
- friction
- getAliveTime
- getMirrorSign
- getRight
- getSpeed
- getUp
- getVelocityAtPoint
- gravityScale
- groundObject
- isBullet
- isOverlapping
- isOverlappingObject
- isSolid
- localAngle
- localPos
- localToWorld
- localToWorldVector
- mass
- mirror
- oneWay
- parent
- persistent
- placedTransform
- pos
- removeChild
- render
- renderDebugInfo
- renderEmissive
- renderLight
- renderOrder
- renderShadow
- restitution
- setCollision
- shader
- size
- spawnTime
- tileInfo
- toString
- update
- updatePhysics
- updateTransforms
- velocity
- worldToLocal
- worldToLocalVector
Members
mesh : Objectthreejs.js:145The three.js object3d this object drives
z : numberthreejs.js:147Mesh height above the 2D plane
Methods
destroy(immediate)threejs.js:176Destroy this object and remove its mesh from the scene
immediateboolean optional
render()threejs.js:172The mesh is this object's visual, the default 2D rendering is skipped
syncMesh()threejs.js:164Copy this object's transform to the mesh
updateTransforms(updateChildren)threejs.js:157Update the transform and sync the mesh to it, after the parent has placed a child, and while paused too
updateChildrenboolean optional, default trueAlso update the children's transforms