Creates a 'physics anchor' and defines an isolated physics context.

List<Collider> EntranceTriggers - A list of triggers that are used to define an entrance area. When a subscriber triggers any of these triggers, the subscriber will be evaluated to be entered into this anchor's isolated physics context. Caveat: See EntrancePriority.

List<Collider> StayTriggers - A list of triggers that are used to define a stay area. As long as a subscriber who has entered this anchor's isolated physics context remains in contact with one of these triggers, the subscriber will continue to be simulated in this anchor's isolated physics context. Caveat: See the EntrancePriority property.

int EntrancePriority - Used to manage nested anchors. Defines the priority this anchor takes over other overlapping anchors. For example, imagine a scene with a boat in an ocean on a rotating planet, where the boat and the planet are both SplitterAnchors. In this case, the entrance priority of the ship should be higher than the planet. This way, if the player is already in the planet's physics simulation, we know it is okay to exit and enter the boat's physics simulation if triggered.

bool SimulationVisible - This is made available for debugging only. If this is true on start, then the simulated anchor will remain visible. All simulated anchors can be found at the world position of Vector3(100, 100, 100).

Gives a rigidbody the ability to interact with SplitterAnchors

List<MonoBehaviour> RunInSimulationSpace - A list of Monobehaviors that should be run inside the physics simulation. In most cases, this can remain unused. However, in the case of the player, you will most likely want to control the player from within the anchor's physics context. So as a rule of thumb, always add the players character controller to this list.

bool SimulationVisible - This is made available for debugging only. If this is true on the start of anchor simulation, then the simulated anchor will remain visible. All simulated anchors can be found at the world position of Vector3(100, 100, 100).

int EntrancePriority - Used to manage nested anchors. Defines the priority this anchor takes over other overlapping anchors. For example, imagine a scene with a boat in an ocean on a rotating planet, where the boat and the planet are both SplitterAnchors. In this case, the entrance priority of the ship should be higher than the planet. This way, if the player is already in the planet's physics simulation, we know it is okay to exit and enter the boat's physics simulation if triggered.

bool SimulationVisible - This is made available for debugging only. If this is true on start, then the simulated anchor will remain visible. All simulated anchors can be found at the world position of Vector3(100, 100, 100).

Provides access to Splitter events.

Some knowledge of the inner workings of Splitter is required when dealing with events. When a subscriber triggers an anchor, a complete copy of the subscriber game object is made and entered into the anchor's physics simulation. The SplitterEventListener's events allow us to access the simulated subscriber and simulated anchor.

To utilize this event listener, have the relevant components inherit from SplitterEventListener instead of MonoBehaviour. Then override any of the following public virtual methods as needed.

OnEnterAnchor(SplitterEvent evt) - Occurs for subsribers. Occurs when the subscriber successfully enters an anchor.

OnExitAnchor(SplitterEvent evt) - Occurs for subsribers. Occurs when the subscriber successfully exits an anchor.

OnSimulationStart(SplitterEvent evt) - Occurs for anchors. Occurs when the anchor starts simulating a physics context.

This class simply holds relevant information for events.

SplitterAnchor Anchor - The SplitterAnchor associated with the event.

Transform SimulatedAnchor - The transform of the simulated anchor associated with the event.

SplitterSubscriber Subscriber - The SplitterSubscriber associated with the event.

OnExitAnchor(SplitterEvent evt) - Occurs for subsribers. Occurs when the subscriber successfully exits an anchor.

Transform SimulatedSubscriber - The transform of the simulated subscriber associated with the event.