Wednesday, January 17, 2018

xna - Farseer Physics EndContact events don't fire for all registered delegates


Here's my situation:


I have several objects that contain a body and a fixture. They are set to sensor = true;


atmosphere = BodyFactory.CreateCircle(world, atmosphereRadius / Level.METER_IN_PIXELS, 1f, new Vector2(pos.X, pos.Y));
atmosphere.IsSensor = true;

//JointFactory.CreateWeldJoint(world, this.getBody(), atmosphere, getBody().LocalCenter, atmosphere.LocalCenter);


this.registerBeginContact(new BeginContactDelegate(this.OnBeginContact));
this.registerEndContact(new EndContactDelegate(this.OnEndContact));

I commented out the join part because it didn't seem to make a difference either way. When the object we control goes enters any of these bodies, the even its fired properly. However, when the player object leaves the sensor field, it doesn't fire the OnEndContact method, EXCEPT if it was the last object that I call


this.registerEndContact(new EndContactDelegate(this.OnEndContact));

When my OnEndContact method is called by the EndContact event in ContactManager, it is called for ALL the delegates I registered, including the ones that are tied to the objects that are not getting these events to fire. The OnBeginContact delegates work perfectly, firing for every object, but the EndContact event does not.


Does anyone have any idea why this is happening or is this a bug in Farseer?


for reference my register methods look like this



public void registerBeginContact(BeginContactDelegate action)
{
getLevel().getWorld().ContactManager.BeginContact += action;
}


public void registerEndContact(EndContactDelegate action)
{
getLevel().getWorld().ContactManager.EndContact += action;
}


Thanks in advance.


this is also posted on the farseer code plex page Faeseer EndContact Discussion




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