SpriteKit PhysicsBody non-rectangular collision

问题

    pipeUp.physicsBody = SKPhysicsBody(rectangleOfSize: pipeUp.size)

in this coding I used the rectangleOfSize for collision physics body, but if I want to use by pixel just the shape of the image, what I should use instead of rectangleOfSize?

回答1:

You should make a CGPath that is the shape of your object, and use SKPhysicsBody's init(polygonFromPath path: CGPath) as described here

回答2:

I'd use KnightOfDragon's method with the addition of the size: parameter like this:

pipeUp.physicsBody = SKPhysicsBody(texture: pipeUp.texture, size: pipeUp.size)

I believe there is/used to be a memory leak using the CGPath.

回答3:

If you need to explicitly tell the texture what alphaThreshold to use, another solution can be:

/**
     Creates a body from the alpha values in the supplied texture.
     @param texture the texture to be interpreted
     @param alphaThreshold the alpha value above which a pixel is interpreted as opaque
     @param size of the generated physics body
     */
    @available(iOS 8.0, *)
    public /*not inherited*/ init(texture: SKTexture, alphaThreshold: Float, size: CGSize)

So the code will be:

pipeUp.physicsBody = SKPhysicsBody(texture: pipeUp.texture, alphaThreshold: 0.3, size: pipeUp.size)

回答4:

You can create a physics body based on the texture:

pipeUp.physicsBody = SKPhysicsBody(texture:pipeUp.texture)

It will create an alpha mask texture for you, so any pixel that has an alpha 0, will not be included in the physics body.

Edit:

@classenApps made me realize I made an extension to do this, so I will add it for the answer to be correct.

extension SKPhysicsBody
{
    convenience init(texture: SKTexture)
    self.init(texture:texture,size:texture.size())
}

来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38436882/spritekit-physicsbody-non-rectangular-collision

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