Model.Intersect

bool Intersect(Ray modelSpaceRay, Ray& modelSpaceAt, Cull cullFaces)

Checks the intersection point of this ray and a Model’s visual nodes. This will skip any node that is not flagged as Solid, as well as any Mesh without collision data. Ray must be in model space, intersection point will be in model space too. You can use the inverse of the mesh’s world transform matrix to bring the ray into model space, see the example in the docs!

   
Ray modelSpaceRay Ray must be in model space, the intersection point will be in model space too. You can use the inverse of the mesh’s world transform matrix to bring the ray into model space, see the example in the docs!
Ray& modelSpaceAt The intersection point and surface direction of the ray and the mesh, if an intersection occurs. This is in model space, and must be transformed back into world space later. Direction is not guaranteed to be normalized, especially if your own model->world transform contains scale/skew in it.
Cull cullFaces How should intersection work with respect to the direction the triangles are facing? Should we skip triangles that are facing away from the ray, or don’t skip anything?
RETURNS: bool True if an intersection occurs, false otherwise!




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