@dominicstop/utils/lib/commonjs/physics/SomeOfflineSimulation.d.ts

Yet another event emitter written in typescript.

import { AnyParticle } from "./AnyParticle";
import { PhysicsEngine } from "./PhysicsEngine";
import { SomeParticleForce } from "./SomeParticleForce";
import { SomeSystemForce } from "./SomeSystemForce";
/**
 * Simulation Loop Manager
 *
 * Manages the overall simulation loop, timing, and user controls
 * (e.g. start, stop, reset).
 */
export interface SomeOfflineSimulation<SomeParticle extends AnyParticle> {
    /** The physics engine instance */
    engine: PhysicsEngine<SomeParticle>;
    /** Whether the simulation is currently running */
    isRunning: boolean;
    /** Accumulated simulation time */
    readonly totalSimulatedTime: number;
    /** Fixed time step for physics updates (e.g., 1/60th of a second) */
    readonly fixedDeltaTimeSeconds: number;
    /** Called before engine.update */
    onPreStep: ((deltaTime: number) => void) | null;
    /** Called after engine.update */
    onPostStep: ((deltaTime: number) => void) | null;
    /**
     * Resets the simulation: clears the engine and resets simulation time.
     *
     * * Note: For a true "reset to initial state,"
     *   initial particle/force configurations would need to be stored and reloaded.
     */
    reset(): void;
    /**
     * Advances the simulation by a single fixed time step (engine.update).
     * Useful for step-by-step debugging or specific scenarios.
     */
    step(): void;
    /** Adds a particle to the physics engine. */
    addParticle(particle: SomeParticle): void;
    /** Adds a force to the physics engine. */
    addForce(force: SomeParticleForce | SomeSystemForce): void;
}
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