Maximum Height for a Body [SOLVED]

dreadwulgaru

29-01-2009 02:29:09

I have searched around the forums and have not found anything like my problem. I am creating spheres with a mouse click at a certain point and height. For some reason, when I made the height above 101, the ball did not drop. However, for a height of 101 and below, there is no problem. Here is my code:



   Vector3 vec = Vector3(15,101,15); // works

   //Vector3 vec = Vector3(15,102,15); // doesn't work

	tempNode = mSceneMgr->getRootSceneNode()->createChildSceneNode("BallNode" + StringConverter::toString(numBalls),vec); // create node at 15,101,15

	tempEntity = mSceneMgr->createEntity("BallMesh" + StringConverter::toString(numBalls),SceneManager::PT_SPHERE); // create ball

	tempNode->setScale(.075,.075,.075); // scale

	tempNode->attachObject(tempEntity); // attach



	OgreNewt::CollisionPrimitives::Capsule *ball = new OgreNewt::CollisionPrimitives::Capsule(mWorld,1.5,1.5); // create a 'capsule' with radius = height (sphere)

	OgreNewt::Body *bod = new OgreNewt::Body(mWorld,ball); // create body using ball

	bod->attachToNode(tempNode); // attach

	bod->setMassMatrix(20,OgreNewt::MomentOfInertia::CalcSphereSolid(20,1.5)); // set mass

	bod->setStandardForceCallback(); // gravity

	bod->setPositionOrientation(vec,Quaternion::IDENTITY); // set position to 15,101,15



	numBalls++; // increment number of balls



	mLeftMDown = false; // left mouse button has no longer just been clicked

Thanks for the help!