Abstract base class for collsion shape types. More...

Inherits NSObject, and <ChipmunkBaseObject>.

Instance Methods
(cpBB)	- cacheBB
	Update and cache the axis-aligned bounding box for this shape.

Class Methods
(ChipmunkShape *)	+ shapeFromCPShape:
	Get the ChipmunkShape object associciated with a cpShape pointer. More...

Properties
cpShape *	shape
	Returns a pointer to the underlying cpShape C struct.

ChipmunkBody *	body
	The ChipmunkBody that this shape is attached to.

cpBB	bb
	The axis-aligned bounding box for this shape.

BOOL	sensor
	Sensor shapes send collision callback messages, but don't create a collision response.

cpFloat	elasticity
	How bouncy this shape is.

cpFloat	friction
	How much friction this shape has.

cpVect	surfaceVelocity
	The velocity of the shape's surface. More...

cpCollisionType	collisionType
	An object reference used as a collision type identifier. More...

cpShapeFilter	filter
	The collision filtering parameters of this shape.

ChipmunkSpace *	space
	Get the space the body is added to.

id	userData
	An object that this shape is associated with. More...

Detailed Description

Abstract base class for collsion shape types.

Method Documentation

+ (ChipmunkShape *) shapeFromCPShape: (cpShape *) shape

Get the ChipmunkShape object associciated with a cpShape pointer.

Undefined if the cpShape wasn't created using Objective-Chipmunk.

- (cpCollisionType) collisionType

readwritenonatomicassign

An object reference used as a collision type identifier.

This is used when defining collision handlers.

Attention: Like most delegate properties this is a weak reference and does not call retain.

- (cpVect) surfaceVelocity

readwritenonatomicassign

The velocity of the shape's surface.

This velocity is used in the collision response when calculating the friction only.

- (id) userData

readwritenonatomicassign

An object that this shape is associated with.

You can use this get a reference to your game object or controller object from within callbacks.

Attention: Like most delegate properties this is a weak reference and does not call retain. This prevents reference cycles from occuring.

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