Revision e6cf7283
Added by Leszek Koltunski about 3 years ago
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Static3D[] getCubitPositions(int size)
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float[][] getCubitPositions(int size)
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int numCubits = getNumCubits(); |
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Static3D[] tmp = new Static3D[numCubits];
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float[][] tmp = new float[numCubits][];
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for(int cubit=0; cubit<numCubits; cubit++) |
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{
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float[] pos = getCubitPosition(cubit); |
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tmp[cubit] = new Static3D(pos[0],pos[1],pos[2]); |
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tmp[cubit] = getCubitPosition(cubit); |
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} |
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return tmp; |
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Change the Cubit center from a Static3D to a float[].
The point: now we can have more than one center, and bandaged objects need more than one, because in this way they are going to fill up their RotationRow bitmaps.