This is a Dynamic AABB Tree native extension with Branch and Bound Algorithm for Defold Engine.
DAABBCC build by using Box2D’s Dynamic Tree.
Branch and Bound implementation by Randy Gaul
Radix sort by Mathias Westerdahl
Box2D Copyright (c) 2009 Erin Catto http://www.box2d.org
What is DAABBCC?
A Dynamic AABB Tree is a binary search algorithm for fast overlap testing. Dynamic AABB trees are good for general purpose use, and can handle moving objects very well. The data structure provides an efficient way of detecting potential overlap between objects. DAABBCC does not contain narrow-phase collision detection.
You can use it whenever precise collision manifold(narrow-phase) is not required.
You can use the DAABBCC in your own project by adding this project as a Defold library dependency.
Open your game.project file and in the dependencies field under project add:
https://github.com/selimanac/DAABBCC/archive/refs/heads/v2.1.zip
2.1
- It is now possible to sort results by distance. Use
raycast_sort
,query_id_sort
,query_sort
according to your needs #5. - Automated position updates for Defold Gameobjects #6.
- External Array and HashTable libs are removed.
- Group limit removed(Previously, it was limited to 20)
- Remove Gameobject when AABB or Group removed
- Clear function added for removing and reseting everything.
- Stop/Resume for automated Gameobject position update.
- All query results return nil when it is empty. No need to check
#count
anymore.
2.0
This is a complete rewritten version by using Box2D’s Dynamic Tree.
- API revised and simplified
- Nearly 6x performance increment according to v1.x (4800 sprites vs 500 sprites)
- Low cpu usage
- Experimental narrow phase collision detections removed
Final 1.x release.
- Updated cute_c2 version to 1.05
1.0
Initial release.
New group for AABBs. Currently groups has limited to 20.
Returns group id.
local enemy_group = aabb.new_group()
Insert AABB into the group.
Returns aabb id.
local x = 0
local y = 0
local w = 50
local h = 50
local enemy_id = aabb.insert(enemy_group, x, y, w, h)
You can get position and size from sprite.
self.pos = go.get_position(".")
self.size = go.get("#sprite", "size")
self.enemy_id = aabb.insert(enemy_group, self.pos.x , self.pos.y, self.size.x, self.size.y)
Insert Gameobject and its AABB into group.
Most suitable for moving gameobjects. If your gameobject is static then use aabb.insert
Returns aabb id.
local go_url = msg.url("/go")
local w = 50
local h = 50
local aabb_id = aabb.insert_gameobject(enemy_group, go_url, w, h)
Updates the AABB position and size when you change it is position or size.
Gameobject AABB positions will be overwritten.
local new_x = 10
local new_y = 10
local new_w = 60
local new_h = 60
aabb.update(enemy_group, self.enemy_id, new_x, new_y, new_w, new_h)
Updates the AABB size related to Gameobject
local new_w = 60
local new_h = 60
aabb.update_gameobject(enemy_group, proxy_id, new_w, new_h)
Query the possible overlaps using ID.
Returns result table with ids.
local result = aabb.query_id(enemy_group, enemy_id)
Query the possible overlaps using AABB.
Returns result table with ids.
local result = aabb.query(enemy_group, x, y, w, h)
Query the possible overlaps using ID.
Returns result table with ids and distance.
local result = aabb.query_id_sort(enemy_group, enemy_id)
Query the possible overlaps using AABB.
Returns result table with ids and distance.
local result = aabb.query_sort(enemy_group, x, y, w, h)
Query the possible overlaps using RAYCAST.
Returns result table with ids.
local ray_start = vmath.vector3(0, 0, 0)
local ray_end = vmath.vector3(365, 370, 0)
local result = aabb.raycast(enemy_group, ray_start.x, ray_start.y, ray_end.x, ray_end.y)
Query the possible overlaps using RAYCAST.
Returns result table with ids and distance.
local ray_start = vmath.vector3(0, 0, 0)
local ray_end = vmath.vector3(365, 370, 0)
local result = aabb.raycast_sort(enemy_group, ray_start.x, ray_start.y, ray_end.x, ray_end.y)
Removes the group and cleans all AABBs and Gameobjects.
aabb.remove_group(enemy_group)
Removes the AABB and Gameobject from group
aabb.remove(group_id, aabb_id)
Removes gameobject and it is AABB.
You don't need to call aabb.remove
again for removing AABB.
aabb.remove_gameobject(`group_id, aabb_id`)
Stop/resume Gameobject position update iteration.
It is true
by default. But it is not iterating when it is size is 0.
aabb.run(true)
Clear everything(AABBs,groups, gameobjects) and reset it is initial state.
aabb.clear()
- Performance is really depend on CPU load.