/*
Bullet Continuous Collision Detection and Physics Library
Copyright (c) 2003-2006 Erwin Coumans  https://bulletphysics.org

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*/

#ifndef BT_CONTACT_CONSTRAINT_H
#define BT_CONTACT_CONSTRAINT_H

#include "LinearMath/btVector3.h"
#include "btJacobianEntry.h"
#include "btTypedConstraint.h"
#include "BulletCollision/NarrowPhaseCollision/btPersistentManifold.h"

///btContactConstraint can be automatically created to solve contact constraints using the unified btTypedConstraint interface
ATTRIBUTE_ALIGNED16(class)
btContactConstraint : public btTypedConstraint
{
protected:
	btPersistentManifold m_contactManifold;

protected:
	btContactConstraint(btPersistentManifold * contactManifold, btRigidBody & rbA, btRigidBody & rbB);

public:
	void setContactManifold(btPersistentManifold * contactManifold);

	btPersistentManifold* getContactManifold()
	{
		return &m_contactManifold;
	}

	const btPersistentManifold* getContactManifold() const
	{
		return &m_contactManifold;
	}

	virtual ~btContactConstraint();

	virtual void getInfo1(btConstraintInfo1 * info);

	virtual void getInfo2(btConstraintInfo2 * info);

	///obsolete methods
	virtual void buildJacobian();
};

///very basic collision resolution without friction
btScalar resolveSingleCollision(btRigidBody* body1, class btCollisionObject* colObj2, const btVector3& contactPositionWorld, const btVector3& contactNormalOnB, const struct btContactSolverInfo& solverInfo, btScalar distance);

///resolveSingleBilateral is an obsolete methods used for vehicle friction between two dynamic objects
void resolveSingleBilateral(btRigidBody& body1, const btVector3& pos1,
							btRigidBody& body2, const btVector3& pos2,
							btScalar distance, const btVector3& normal, btScalar& impulse, btScalar timeStep);

#endif  //BT_CONTACT_CONSTRAINT_H