The Snap method of the BBox struct is used to adjust the bounding box to align with a specified grid size. This is particularly useful in scenarios where you need to ensure that the bounding box aligns with a grid, such as in level design or physics simulations where objects need to be snapped to a grid for consistency.
To use the Snap method, call it on an instance of BBox and provide a distance parameter, which represents the grid size to which the bounding box should be snapped. The method returns a new BBox instance that is aligned to the specified grid.
// Example of using the Snap method BBox originalBox = new BBox(new Vector3(1.2f, 3.4f, 5.6f), new Vector3(7.8f, 9.0f, 10.1f)); float gridSize = 1.0f; BBox snappedBox = originalBox.Snap(gridSize); // The snappedBox will have its corners aligned to the nearest grid points based on the specified gridSize.