This method is formatted to return a bounding box in 6 floats, exactly as Mesh.getBounds() does, but whose min and max values are values in worldspace.

This method is formatted to return a bounding box in 6 floats, exactly as Mesh.getBounds() does, but whose min and max values are values in worldspace.

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     public float[] getWorldSpaceBounds() {

     public float[] getWorldSpaceBounds(Object3D obj) {

float[] objectSpaceBounds = terrain.getMesh().getBoundingBox();

float[] objectSpaceBounds = obj.getMesh().getBoundingBox();

SimpleVector mins = new SimpleVector(objectSpaceBounds[0], objectSpaceBounds[2], objectSpaceBounds[4]);

SimpleVector mins = new SimpleVector(objectSpaceBounds[0], objectSpaceBounds[2], objectSpaceBounds[4]);

SimpleVector maxs = new SimpleVector(objectSpaceBounds[1], objectSpaceBounds[3], objectSpaceBounds[5]);

SimpleVector maxs = new SimpleVector(objectSpaceBounds[1], objectSpaceBounds[3], objectSpaceBounds[5]);

p[0] = new SimpleVector(mins.x, mins.y, maxs.z); p[1] = new SimpleVector(mins.x, mins.y, mins.z); p[2] = new SimpleVector(maxs.x, mins.y, mins.z);

p[0] = new SimpleVector(mins.x, mins.y, maxs.z); p[1] = new SimpleVector(mins.x, mins.y, mins.z); p[2] = new SimpleVector(maxs.x, mins.y, mins.z);

p[3] = new SimpleVector(maxs.x, mins.y, maxs.z); p[4] = new SimpleVector(maxs.x, maxs.y, mins.z);

p[3] = new SimpleVector(maxs.x, mins.y, maxs.z); p[4] = new SimpleVector(maxs.x, maxs.y, mins.z);