NavOffMeshConnectionData

struct

Core/Vixen.Navigation/NavMeshTileData.cs:74

csharp

public struct NavOffMeshConnectionData

A way from one point of the mesh to another that is not a walk.

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Remarks

A ladder, a jump down a ledge, a zip line, a door that teleports. What they have in common is that the two ends are not adjacent on the surface and no amount of baking will make them so — the connection is authored, and the bake's job is only to work out which polygon each end lands on.

UserId is the game's, and is the point of the whole feature: a connection is useless unless something can recognise it and play the right animation, and the navmesh has no opinion about what a jump looks like.

Fields and properties (7)

public Vector3 Start
Where it starts, in world space.
public Vector3 End
Where it ends.
public float Radius
How far from an end the mesh is searched for the polygon to attach it to.
public bool Bidirectional
Whether it can be used in both directions, or only from start to end.
public byte Area
Its area id, so that using one can be made expensive.
public NavPolyFlags Flags
What it may be used for, so that a jump can be refused to an agent that cannot jump.
public uint UserId
Whatever the game wants back when an agent uses it.

Used by (14)

CachedTileVixen.Navigation
CrossTileConnectionTestsVixen.Navigation.Tests
CrowdVixen.Navigation
NavMeshVixen.Navigation
NavMeshBakerVixen.Navigation
NavMeshDebugDrawVixen.Navigation
NavMeshTileVixen.Navigation
NavMeshTileDataVixen.Navigation
NavTileCacheVixen.Navigation
OffMeshConnectionTestsVixen.Navigation.Tests
Vixen_Navigation_NavMeshTileDataSerializerVixen.Navigation
Vixen_Navigation_NavOffMeshConnectionDataSerializerVixen.Navigation
NavMeshImporterVixen.Editor.Assets
NavMeshImporterTestsVixen.Editor.Assets.Tests