net.nexttext.behaviour.physics
Class Explode

java.lang.Object
  net.nexttext.behaviour.AbstractAction
      net.nexttext.behaviour.physics.PhysicsAction
          net.nexttext.behaviour.physics.Explode

All Implemented Interfaces:

Action

public class Explode
extends PhysicsAction

This action gives the object a one-time velocity push in a random direction.

Nested Class Summary

Nested classes/interfaces inherited from interface net.nexttext.behaviour.Action

Action.ActionResult

Constructor Summary

Explode()
Default constructor.

Explode(float force)

Explode(float force, float angularForce)

Method Summary

Action.ActionResult

behave(TextObject to) Default behave method for single objects.

Methods inherited from class net.nexttext.behaviour.physics.PhysicsAction

applyAcceleration, applyAngularAcceleration, applyAngularForce, applyForce, getAngularVelocity, getMass, getRequiredProperties, getVelocity

Methods inherited from class net.nexttext.behaviour.AbstractAction

behave, behave, complete, getDisplayName, makeBehaviour, properties, setDisplayName

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

Explode

public Explode()

Default constructor. Force is equal to 3.

Explode

public Explode(float force)

Explode

public Explode(float force,
               float angularForce)

Method Detail

behave

public Action.ActionResult behave(TextObject to)

Description copied from class: AbstractAction

Default behave method for single objects.

This method does nothing; it should be overriden by subclasses if they wish to support actions on single objects.

Trying to call this method on an Action which doesn't override it will throw an UnsupportedActionException.

Specified by:

behave in interface Action

Overrides:

behave in class AbstractAction