Initializes the buffer with user memory.

The buffer is initialized with 0 touch hits by default => query will only report a single closest blocking hit. Use PxQueryFlag::eANY_HIT to tell the query to abort and return any first hit encoutered as blocking.

Parameters:

[in]	aTouches	Optional buffer for recording PxQueryHitType::eTOUCH type hits.
[in]	aMaxNbTouches	Size of touch buffer.

See also:

PxHitCallback

Convenience iterator used to access any hits in this result, blocking or touching.

Computes the number of any hits in this result, blocking or touching.

virtual callback function used to communicate query results to the user.

This callback will always be invoked with touches as a buffer if touches was specified as non-NULL. All reported touch hits are guaranteed to be closer than the closest blocking hit.

Parameters:

[in]	buffer	Callback will report touch hits to the user in this buffer. This pointer will be the same as touches.
[in]	nbHits	Number of touch hits reported in buffer. This number will not exceed maxNbTouches.

Note:

There is a significant performance penalty in case multiple touch callbacks are issued (up to 2x)

to avoid the penalty use a bigger buffer so that all touching hits can be reported in a single buffer.

If true (again) is returned from the callback, nbTouches will be reset to 0,

If false is returned, nbTouched will remain unchanged.

By the time processTouches is first called, the globally closest blocking hit is already determined,

values of hasBlock and block are final and all touch hits are guaranteed to be closer than the blocking hit.

touches and maxNbTouches can be modified inside of processTouches callback.

Returns:

true to continue receiving callbacks in case there are more hits or false to stop.

See also:

PxAgain PxRaycastHit PxSweepHit PxOverlapHit

Implements PxHitCallback< HitType >.