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We should add a section to the Physics manual to show how to subscribe to the physics tick events in order to mimic what people are used to for FixedUpdate.
using Stride.Engine;
using Stride.Physics;
public class FixedUpdate : StartupScript
{
public override void Start()
{
var sim = this.GetSimulation();
sim.PreTick += Sim_PreTick;
sim.PostTick += Sim_PostTick;
}
private void Sim_PreTick(Simulation sender, float tick)
{
// Run before the Simulation is updated
}
private void Sim_PostTick(Simulation sender, float tick)
{
// Run after the Simulation is updated
}
public override void Cancel()
{
var sim = this.GetSimulation();
sim.PreTick -= Sim_PreTick;
sim.PostTick -= Sim_PostTick;
}
}
This should be a pretty simple manual page I think but we should also add it to the Stride for Unity® developers somewhere that would mention FixedUpdate from Unity.
more things to think about:
The Bepu physics implementation does not have these events. This will be a Bullet physics doc.
C# events kind of suck for performance apparently. Maybe we should give an example on how to make a single event call that can call multiple scripts with some sort of custom processor?
Maybe for Bepu we can show how to use the SimulationUpdateComponent which works very similar to Unitys Monobehaviour with the Fixedupdate replaced by SimulationUpdate and AfterSimulationUpdate methods.
We should add a section to the Physics manual to show how to subscribe to the physics tick events in order to mimic what people are used to for
FixedUpdate
.Example:
This should be a pretty simple manual page I think but we should also add it to the Stride for Unity® developers somewhere that would mention
FixedUpdate
from Unity.more things to think about:
SimulationUpdateComponent
which works very similar to Unitys Monobehaviour with theFixedupdate
replaced bySimulationUpdate
andAfterSimulationUpdate
methods.