class FoxPointLight

The light color as a FlxCOlor

Applies a small depth offset for the shadow casted by this light to prevent Shadow Acne.

Too high values will cause the shadow to look disconnected from the mesh, tweak this value accordingly

Applies an offset slided by the normal for the shadow casted by this light.

Helps to reduce Shadow Acne.

Note: This currently isn't implemented yet

Controls the blurring of the shadow, gives them a softer or harder look

Too high values will cause noticeable blurring artifacts

Note: This value corresponds to the pixel area of the shadowmap

If true, this light will cast shadows

Note: If this is set to true, a new texture will be created for this light, this is its shadow map, and it's currently a fixed resolution of 1024x1024

Temporary value to store the region of the shadowmap for this light.

This is handled automatically by FoxLightData

Note: This is a Vector3D instead of a Rectangle for fast scaling operations in HScript

Same as shadowAtlasRect but as UV coordinates for the shader.

The projection matrix for this light

A Directional Light has an Orthogonal projection, this means the rays are always parallel to the surface, this is used to simulate the sun shadows.

A Point light has a Perspective projection, this means the rays have a depth to them the farther away they are from the light source. This is used to simulate point light source shadows.

The view matrix for this light

This is its transform for its POV

The Transform of this light with its Projection

This is necessary for shadow calculations in the fragment shader, as it's the POV of the light

If set, will adapt parent transform. Make sure the parent has a higher priority so it updates in order

This controls the way this object is rotated (via rotation)

The rotation is applied per-axis sequentially, meaning the way one axis rotate can influence the next rotation.

By default, the Z axis rotates first, this makes the object roll.

Then the Y axis is rotated next, this orients the rolled object horizontally, think of it as a swiveling floor fan.

And last, the X axis is rotated, this has the effect of tilting the Y rotation.

This is done in this order so there is no gimbal-lock when converting euler angles from quaternions. However, this order affects camera rotations.

Custom camera controllers should use ZXY order instead so no tilting occurs.

This is the global transform for this Object, it encodes position, rotation and scale in a 4x4 matrix

An animation controller for this basic. Although properties have to be manually linked, this is intended to be a general-purpose animator for this object

Same as setRotation() but for angle degrees.

Sets the object's angle degrees from a Vector3D

Gets the object's rotation as degrees, as a Vector3D

Parameters:

Returns:

Sets the object's rotation from a Quaternion, which is needed for accurate rotation representation when interpolating.

How dows it work? hell if i know

Copies position, rotation and scale from another FoxObject, so the other object's components doesn't affect this one when changing them

Called when a physics frame occurs, this is a constant update regardless of framerate for a consistant physics simulation.

This function gets called when the scene starts building draw groups.

It should call the scene's addToDrawGroups() function for every drawable of this object.

Override this with your custom draw data function.

Note: Internal use only, it is a performance critical operation, keep it fast.

Gets the bounding box of all meshes and models inside groups

In FoxBasic this is just a template, do the actual implementation in your models and groups

Parameters:

Performs frustum culling by checking the bounding box against a camera frustum

Template function that returns the final visibility for the basic. Frustum culling can affect this.

Template function that returns the final activated state for the basic. Frustum culling can affect this.