93 lines
2.6 KiB
GDScript3
93 lines
2.6 KiB
GDScript3
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@tool
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class_name XRToolsFallDamage
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extends XRToolsMovementProvider
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## XR Tools Example Fall Damage Detector
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##
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## This example script detects the player falling to the ground and
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## optionally hitting walls.
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##
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## It works by tracking the player body velocity to detect velocity
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## changes (acceleration) exceeding a threshold.
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##
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## This doesn't use the usual Acceleration = dV / dT as it doesn't appear
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## to work too well considering the "instantaneous" nature of the
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## collision. Additionally all it would end up doing is multiplying the
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## change in velocity by the physics-frame-rate making it sensitive to
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## varying physics timing.
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##
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## Instead the threshold in terms of delta-velocity makes it easy to work
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## out natural values. For example if the player falls under regular gravity
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## (9.81 meters per second^2 for 1 second) then hits the ground, they will have fallen around
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## 4.9 meters, and will then encounter an instantaneous velocity-change of
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## 9.81 meters per second.
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##
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## This file can handle simple demonstrations, but games will most likely
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## want to modify it, for example to ignore damage on certain surfaces.
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## Signal invoked when the player takes fall damage
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signal player_fall_damage(damage)
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## Movement provider order
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@export var order : int = 1000
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## Ignore damage if player is launched up
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@export var ignore_launch : bool = true
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## Only take damage on ground
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@export var ground_only : bool = false
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## Acceleration limit
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@export var damage_threshold : float = 8.0
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## Previous velocity
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var _previous_velocity : Vector3 = Vector3.ZERO
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# Add support for is_xr_class on XRTools classes
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func is_xr_class(name : String) -> bool:
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return name == "XRToolsFallDamage"
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func _ready():
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# In Godot 4 we must now manually call our super class ready function
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super()
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# Set as always active
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is_active = true
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func physics_movement(_delta: float, player_body: XRToolsPlayerBody, disabled: bool):
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# Skip if not enabled
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if disabled or !enabled:
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_previous_velocity = player_body.velocity
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return
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# Calculate the instantaneous acceleration
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var accel_vec := player_body.velocity - _previous_velocity
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_previous_velocity = player_body.velocity
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# Ignore launching the player
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if ignore_launch:
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# Forgive "up" acceleration equal to our "up" speed
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var forgive : float = max(0, min(accel_vec.y, player_body.velocity.y))
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accel_vec.y -= forgive
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# Handle ground-only collisions
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if ground_only:
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# Ignore if not on ground
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if not player_body.on_ground:
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return
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# Only consider vertical acceleration
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accel_vec *= Vector3.UP
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# Detect fall damage
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var accel := accel_vec.length()
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if accel > damage_threshold:
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emit_signal("player_fall_damage", accel)
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