Package RAIN.Motion.Acceleration

Classes
class	SB_Align
	SB_Align is a steering behavior that aligns the AI orientation with that of a target. More...
class	SB_Arrive
	SB_Arrive is a steering behavior used to move to a target and arrive smoothly (slowing down as you get there). This only impacts position, not orientation. More...
class	SB_Avoid
	SB_Avoid is a steering behavior that produces an avoidance Steering output based on calculating shortest time to collision among a group of targets, then attempting to avoid just that target. More...
class	SB_Cohesion
	SB_Cohesion is a steering behavior that moves and agent toward the "center of mass" of a group. More...
class	SB_Face
	SB_Face is a steering behavior that rotates the AI to face (look at) a target. More...
class	SB_Flee
	SB_Flee is a steering behavior that attempts to move the AI away from a target at maximum acceleration. More...
class	SB_LookWhereYoureGoing
	SB_LookWhereYoureGoing is a steering behavior that rotates the AI to align with its forward vector. More...
class	SB_Pursue
	SB_Pursue is a steering behavior that attempts to steer toward the future position of a target based on its current velocity. More...
class	SB_Seek
	SB_Seek is a steering behavior that steers directly toward a target with maximum acceleration. More...
class	SB_Separate
	SB_Separate is a steering behavior that attempts to keep some distance from nearby targets. More...
class	SB_StopMoving
	SB_StopMoving will attempt to negate any current movement and produce 0 velocity and 0 rotation. More...
class	SB_Wander
	SB_Wander is a steering behavior that attempts to produce a random wandering motion Wandering is defined by steering toward a target rotating randomly around a circle at some distance in front of the AI. More...
class	Steering
	Steering represents the output of SteeringBehaviors as an acceleration request and an angular acceleration request. More...
class	SteeringBehavior
	SteeringBehavior is the base class for all steering behaviors. SteeringBehaviors should override whichever Steer methods they support and leave the rest unchanged. Unhandled behaviors will return an empty (no-op) steering. More...