From [email protected] on June 08, 2010 20:19:42

I could add to elaborate. In my example i have a few things going on. setUserData on each body to give it a unique name for the test. There are bounding boxes that surround the world. If the player collides with a bounding box, and then in the ContactListener, both getFixtureA().getBody().getUserData() and likewise B will both return "Player" though one should read "BoundingBox". If I fire a bullet from the player, A and B will read "BoundingBox".

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From [email protected] on June 08, 2010 20:51:51

as one would think, its a silly fix, now if i could just shake off these python roots and figure out how to get my feet dirty and the jni rebuilt ..

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Index: jni/Box2D/Contact.cpp

--- jni/Box2D/Contact.cpp ( revision 302 )
+++ jni/Box2D/Contact.cpp (working copy)
@@ -86,5 +86,5 @@
(JNIEnv , jobject, jlong addr)
{
b2Contact contact = (b2Contact*)addr;

• return (jlong)contact->GetFixtureA();
• return (jlong)contact->GetFixtureB();
  }

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From badlogicgames on June 09, 2010 09:36:11

Oh sorry, that happens when you code late at night. I'll fix that asap and update the binaries in SVN. Will also release a new version with the fixes. The Box2D wrapper still needs a lot of testing which i don't have time for at the moment so you guys have to suffer a bit :/

Status: Accepted

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From [email protected] on June 09, 2010 09:43:34

It's cool, I dont mind testing anything and fixing basic stuff like this. Just the fact that the majority of this is working is an amazing benefit to me.

My dev'ing just comes to a standing halt from stuff like this b/c im to lame to figure out jni compilation stuff

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From badlogicgames on June 11, 2010 06:27:59

Status: Fixed

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