@tool
class_name MeshCollider
extends RefCounted

## Collision baking for imported 3D models.
##
## This library adds a physics body as a CHILD of a model instance that lives in
## your own scene. Because the added node is new, it belongs to the scene that
## contains the instance rather than to the imported asset - so the model file
## stays referenced once and nothing is copied or duplicated on disk.
##
## The resulting layout is deliberately identical to the one Godot's own
## `-col` / `-convcol` name-suffix import produces:
##
##     ModelInstance (instance of res://.../model.glb)
##     └── CollisionBody (StaticBody3D)
##         ├── MeshShape (CollisionShape3D)   transform = identity
##         └── …
##
## Every collision shape is baked in the coordinate space of the body, so a
## CollisionShape3D never inherits a non-uniformly scaled transform from the
## model's own node hierarchy.

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Constants
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

## Extensions treated as "an imported model".
const MODEL_EXTENSIONS: PackedStringArray = [
	"fbx", "glb", "gltf", "dae", "obj", "blend", "md2", "md3", "vrm",
]

## Name of the physics body the library adds.
const BODY_NAME := "CollisionBody"

## Metadata stamped on an added body, so it can always be identified as ours -
## by the plugin, by undo, or by a later removal pass - without guessing from
## the node name alone.
const META_OWNED := &"_mesh_collider_body"

## Metadata on a generated shape recording how far its centre sits from the
## body's origin. Trimesh and convex shapes carry that offset inside their own
## points, but the primitive shapes are always centred on their own origin and
## need this to be placed correctly.
const META_SHAPE_OFFSET := &"_mesh_collider_shape_offset"

enum ShapeType {
	CONVEX_HULL, ## Mesh.create_convex_shape() - good for props and characters.
	TRIMESH,     ## Mesh.create_trimesh_shape() - exact, static bodies only.
	BOX,         ## Per-mesh AABB box - cheapest.
	SPHERE,
	CAPSULE,
	CYLINDER,
}

enum BodyType {
	STATIC,    ## StaticBody3D - level geometry.
	RIGID,     ## RigidBody3D - physically simulated props.
	AREA,      ## Area3D - triggers.
	CHARACTER, ## CharacterBody3D - player/NPC.
}

const SHAPE_TYPE_NAMES: PackedStringArray = [
	"convex_hull", "trimesh", "box", "sphere", "capsule", "cylinder",
]
const BODY_TYPE_NAMES: PackedStringArray = [
	"static", "rigid", "area", "character",
]

# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Path helpers
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

## Lowercase extension of a path, without the dot.
static func extension_of(path: String) -> String:
	return path.get_extension().to_lower()


## True when `path` looks like a model file.
static func is_model_file(path: String) -> bool:
	if path.is_empty():
		return false
	return MODEL_EXTENSIONS.has(extension_of(path))


## True when `path` is a model file that has actually finished importing.
static func is_imported_model(path: String) -> bool:
	if not is_model_file(path):
		return false
	if not ResourceLoader.exists(path):
		return false
	# The `.import` sidecar is written once the asset is usable.
	return FileAccess.file_exists(path + ".import")


## True when `node` is a root node instantiated directly from a model file.
static func is_model_instance(node: Node) -> bool:
	if node == null or not is_instance_valid(node):
		return false
	if node.scene_file_path.is_empty():
		return false
	return is_imported_model(node.scene_file_path)


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Collision generation
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

## Build a physics body with baked collision shapes for `model`, and return it
## DETACHED, or `null` if there was nothing to add.
##
## The caller owns the returned node and is responsible for putting it in the
## tree (the editor plugin does so through the undo system, so an injection can
## be reverted with Ctrl+Z). Intended to be added as a child of `model`.
##
## `model` must be inside the scene tree: global transforms do not resolve on a
## detached node, which would silently bake every shape at the origin. The body
## itself is deliberately never parented here, because its own transform stays
## at identity and the shapes are already baked into that space.
##
## `exclude_existing_bodies` skips meshes that already sit under a physics body.
## Turn it on for models that ship their own collision (Godot's `-col` suffixes).
##
## NOTE: the shape/body defaults are written as literal enum indices rather than
## `ShapeType.CONVEX_HULL`. GDScript requires default parameter values to be
## constant expressions, and a qualified enum member is not reliably accepted -
## the same restriction that rules out `const` dictionaries referencing other
## constants. Keep these literals in step with the enum order above.
static func build_collision_body(
		model: Node,
		shape_type: ShapeType = 0, # ShapeType.CONVEX_HULL
		body_type: BodyType = 0,   # BodyType.STATIC
		exclude_existing_bodies: bool = false,
		collision_layer: int = 1,
		collision_mask: int = 1) -> Node:
	if model == null or not is_instance_valid(model):
		return null
	if not (model is Node3D):
		return null
	if _find_added_body(model) != null:
		return null # already has collision from this library
	if not model.is_inside_tree():
		push_warning("[MeshCollider] %s is not inside the scene tree; cannot bake "
			% model.name + "collision without resolved global transforms.")
		return null

	var meshes: Array[MeshInstance3D] = []
	_collect_meshes(model, meshes, exclude_existing_bodies)
	if meshes.is_empty():
		return null

	var body := _make_body(body_type)
	if body == null:
		return null
	body.name = BODY_NAME
	if body is Node3D:
		(body as Node3D).transform = Transform3D.IDENTITY
	if body is CollisionObject3D:
		(body as CollisionObject3D).collision_layer = collision_layer
		(body as CollisionObject3D).collision_mask = collision_mask
	body.set_meta(META_OWNED, true)

	var added := 0
	for mi in meshes:
		var shape := build_shape_for_mesh(mi, body as Node3D, shape_type)
		if shape == null:
			continue
		var cs := CollisionShape3D.new()
		cs.name = _unique_child_name(body, _shape_name(mi))
		cs.shape = shape
		# Primitive shapes report where their centre belongs; trimesh and convex
		# hulls already carry that offset inside their own points.
		cs.transform = Transform3D.IDENTITY
		if shape.has_meta(META_SHAPE_OFFSET):
			var offset = shape.get_meta(META_SHAPE_OFFSET)
			if offset is Vector3:
				cs.transform = Transform3D(Basis(), offset)
		body.add_child(cs, true)
		added += 1

	if added == 0:
		# Nothing usable - hand back nothing rather than an empty body.
		body.free()
		return null
	return body


## Give `body` and everything under it the ownership that makes it serialise
## into the scene. Assigning `owner` only takes effect once the node is inside
## the tree, which is why this cannot happen at build time.
static func prepare_for_scene(body: Node, scene_root: Node) -> void:
	if body == null or not is_instance_valid(body):
		return
	_stamp_owner(body, scene_root)


static func _stamp_owner(node: Node, scene_root: Node) -> void:
	node.owner = scene_root
	for child in node.get_children():
		_stamp_owner(child, scene_root)


## Add collision to `model` directly, without the undo system.
##
## Convenient at runtime or in a tool script. In the editor prefer the plugin,
## which routes through undo so the change can be reverted.
static func add_collision(
		model: Node,
		shape_type: ShapeType = 0, # ShapeType.CONVEX_HULL
		body_type: BodyType = 0,   # BodyType.STATIC
		exclude_existing_bodies: bool = false,
		collision_layer: int = 1,
		collision_mask: int = 1) -> Node:
	var body := build_collision_body(model, shape_type, body_type,
		exclude_existing_bodies, collision_layer, collision_mask)
	if body == null:
		return null
	model.add_child(body, true)
	body.owner = model.owner
	return body


## Remove a body previously added by `add_collision`. Returns true if a body was
## removed.
static func remove_collision(model: Node) -> bool:
	var body := _find_added_body(model)
	if body == null:
		return false
	var parent := body.get_parent()
	if parent != null:
		parent.remove_child(body)
	body.free()
	return true


## The body this library added to `model`, or null if there is none.
static func _find_added_body(model: Node) -> Node:
	if model == null or not is_instance_valid(model):
		return null
	for child in model.get_children():
		if child.has_meta(META_OWNED):
			return child
	return null


## True when a body added by this library is present under `model`.
static func has_injected_collision(model: Node) -> bool:
	return _find_added_body(model) != null


## True when anything in the subtree already provides collision.
static func has_any_collision(root: Node) -> bool:
	if root == null or not is_instance_valid(root):
		return false
	var stack: Array[Node] = [root]
	while not stack.is_empty():
		var n: Node = stack.pop_back()
		if n is CollisionShape3D or n is CollisionPolygon3D:
			return true
		for c in n.get_children():
			stack.append(c)
	return false


## Count the collision shapes under `root`.
static func count_shapes(root: Node) -> int:
	var total := 0
	var stack: Array[Node] = [root]
	while not stack.is_empty():
		var n: Node = stack.pop_back()
		if n is CollisionShape3D and (n as CollisionShape3D).shape != null:
			total += 1
		for c in n.get_children():
			stack.append(c)
	return total


static func _collect_meshes(node: Node, out: Array[MeshInstance3D],
		skip_physics_subtrees: bool) -> void:
	if node is MeshInstance3D:
		var mi := node as MeshInstance3D
		if mi.mesh != null and mi.mesh.get_surface_count() > 0:
			out.append(mi)
	for child in node.get_children():
		# A subtree that is already a physics body brings its own collision.
		if skip_physics_subtrees and (child is PhysicsBody3D or child is Area3D):
			continue
		if child.has_meta(META_OWNED):
			continue
		_collect_meshes(child, out, skip_physics_subtrees)


static func _make_body(body_type: BodyType) -> Node:
	match body_type:
		BodyType.RIGID:
			return RigidBody3D.new()
		BodyType.AREA:
			return Area3D.new()
		BodyType.CHARACTER:
			return CharacterBody3D.new()
		_:
			return StaticBody3D.new()


static func _shape_name(mi: MeshInstance3D) -> String:
	var n := String(mi.name)
	if n.is_empty():
		n = "Mesh"
	return n + "Shape"


## A name that is not already taken by a child of `parent`. Shapes are added to
## `body` as they are named, so `has_node` alone is enough to keep them unique -
## no separate bookkeeping needed.
static func _unique_child_name(parent: Node, wanted: String) -> String:
	var name := wanted
	var i := 1
	while parent.has_node(NodePath(name)):
		name = "%s%d" % [wanted, i]
		i += 1
	return name


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Shape construction
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

## Build one shape resource for `mi`, baked into the coordinate space of
## `body`.
##
## Returns null when no shape can be produced. The `shape_type` default is a
## literal enum index for the reason given on `build_collision_body`.
static func build_shape_for_mesh(mi: MeshInstance3D, body: Node3D,
		shape_type: ShapeType = 0) -> Shape3D: # ShapeType.CONVEX_HULL
	if mi == null or body == null:
		return null
	var mesh := mi.mesh
	if mesh == null or mesh.get_surface_count() == 0:
		return null

	# Bake into the body's space. `global_transform` is the anchor even for a
	# skinned mesh: the mesh's own node transform carries the armature scale and
	# offset, which is where the geometry is actually drawn.
	var to_local := body.global_transform.affine_inverse() * mi.global_transform

	match shape_type:
		ShapeType.TRIMESH:
			return _trimesh_shape(mi, to_local)
		ShapeType.BOX:
			return _box_shape(mi, to_local)
		ShapeType.SPHERE:
			return _sphere_shape(mi, to_local)
		ShapeType.CAPSULE:
			return _capsule_shape(mi, to_local)
		ShapeType.CYLINDER:
			return _cylinder_shape(mi, to_local)
		_:
			# ConvexPolygonShape3D builds the hull from whatever points it is
			# given, so the mesh's vertices are enough - and unlike
			# `Mesh.get_faces()` they are also available for skinned meshes.
			return _convex_shape(mi, to_local)


## One surface's vertices, transformed into the body's space.
static func _surface_points(mi: MeshInstance3D, surface: int,
		to_local: Transform3D) -> PackedVector3Array:
	var out := PackedVector3Array()
	var mesh := mi.mesh
	if mesh == null:
		return out
	var arrays := mesh.surface_get_arrays(surface)
	if arrays.is_empty():
		return out
	var verts = arrays[Mesh.ARRAY_VERTEX]
	if not (verts is PackedVector3Array):
		return out
	var v: PackedVector3Array = verts
	for p in v:
		out.append(to_local * p)
	return out


static func _mesh_points(mi: MeshInstance3D, to_local: Transform3D) -> PackedVector3Array:
	var out := PackedVector3Array()
	var mesh := mi.mesh
	if mesh == null:
		return out
	for s in mesh.get_surface_count():
		out.append_array(_surface_points(mi, s, to_local))
	return out


## The mesh's AABB in the body's space. Uses the mesh's own stored AABB when it
## is trustworthy, which avoids walking every vertex for the primitive types.
static func _aabb_in_space(mi: MeshInstance3D, to_local: Transform3D) -> AABB:
	var mesh := mi.mesh
	if mesh == null:
		return AABB()
	# A skinned mesh's stored AABB is in bind space, so it does not describe the
	# posed geometry; fall back to the real vertices for those.
	if mi.skin != null and not mi.skeleton.is_empty():
		return _aabb_of(_mesh_points(mi, to_local))
	return _aabb_of_transformed(mesh.get_aabb(), to_local)


static func _aabb_of_transformed(box: AABB, xform: Transform3D) -> AABB:
	var pts := PackedVector3Array()
	for corner in _aabb_corners(box):
		pts.append(xform * corner)
	return _aabb_of(pts)


static func _aabb_of(pts: PackedVector3Array) -> AABB:
	if pts.is_empty():
		return AABB()
	var box := AABB(pts[0], Vector3.ZERO)
	for i in range(1, pts.size()):
		box = box.expand(pts[i])
	return box


static func _aabb_corners(a: AABB) -> Array[Vector3]:
	return [
		a.position,
		a.position + Vector3(a.size.x, 0, 0),
		a.position + Vector3(0, a.size.y, 0),
		a.position + Vector3(0, 0, a.size.z),
		a.position + Vector3(a.size.x, a.size.y, 0),
		a.position + Vector3(a.size.x, 0, a.size.z),
		a.position + Vector3(0, a.size.y, a.size.z),
		a.position + a.size,
	]


static func _convex_shape(mi: MeshInstance3D, to_local: Transform3D) -> ConvexPolygonShape3D:
	var points := _mesh_points(mi, to_local)
	if points.size() < 4:
		# A hull needs at least a tetrahedron's worth of points.
		return null
	var shape := ConvexPolygonShape3D.new()
	shape.points = points
	return shape


static func _trimesh_shape(mi: MeshInstance3D, to_local: Transform3D) -> ConcavePolygonShape3D:
	var mesh := mi.mesh
	var faces := PackedVector3Array()
	for s in mesh.get_surface_count():
		var arrays := mesh.surface_get_arrays(s)
		if arrays.is_empty():
			continue
		var verts = arrays[Mesh.ARRAY_VERTEX]
		if not (verts is PackedVector3Array):
			continue
		# Gather this surface's points once, then index into them so triangle
		# order and count are preserved exactly.
		var points := _surface_points(mi, s, to_local)
		if points.is_empty():
			continue
		var idx = arrays[Mesh.ARRAY_INDEX]
		if idx is PackedInt32Array and (idx as PackedInt32Array).size() >= 3:
			var indices: PackedInt32Array = idx
			for k in range(0, indices.size() - 2, 3):
				var a := indices[k]
				var b := indices[k + 1]
				var c := indices[k + 2]
				if a < 0 or b < 0 or c < 0 \
						or a >= points.size() or b >= points.size() or c >= points.size():
					continue
				faces.append(points[a])
				faces.append(points[b])
				faces.append(points[c])
		elif points.size() >= 3:
			for k in range(0, points.size() - 2, 3):
				faces.append(points[k])
				faces.append(points[k + 1])
				faces.append(points[k + 2])
	if faces.size() < 3:
		return null
	var shape := ConcavePolygonShape3D.new()
	shape.set_faces(faces)
	return shape


static func _box_shape(mi: MeshInstance3D, to_local: Transform3D) -> BoxShape3D:
	var box := _aabb_in_space(mi, to_local)
	if box.size.length_squared() <= 0.0:
		return null
	var shape := BoxShape3D.new()
	shape.size = box.size
	shape.set_meta(META_SHAPE_OFFSET, box.get_center())
	return shape


static func _sphere_shape(mi: MeshInstance3D, to_local: Transform3D) -> SphereShape3D:
	var box := _aabb_in_space(mi, to_local)
	var r: float = maxf(box.size.x, maxf(box.size.y, box.size.z)) * 0.5
	if r <= 0.0:
		return null
	var shape := SphereShape3D.new()
	shape.radius = r
	shape.set_meta(META_SHAPE_OFFSET, box.get_center())
	return shape


static func _capsule_shape(mi: MeshInstance3D, to_local: Transform3D) -> CapsuleShape3D:
	var box := _aabb_in_space(mi, to_local)
	var s := box.size
	# Godot's capsule is Y-up: the two largest horizontal axes give the radius.
	var r: float = maxf(s.x, s.z) * 0.5
	var h: float = maxf(s.y, r * 2.0)
	if r <= 0.0:
		return null
	var shape := CapsuleShape3D.new()
	shape.radius = r
	shape.height = h
	shape.set_meta(META_SHAPE_OFFSET, box.get_center())
	return shape


static func _cylinder_shape(mi: MeshInstance3D, to_local: Transform3D) -> CylinderShape3D:
	var box := _aabb_in_space(mi, to_local)
	var s := box.size
	var r: float = maxf(s.x, s.z) * 0.5
	var h: float = maxf(s.y, 0.001)
	if r <= 0.0:
		return null
	var shape := CylinderShape3D.new()
	shape.radius = r
	shape.height = h
	shape.set_meta(META_SHAPE_OFFSET, box.get_center())
	return shape


# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Diagnostics
# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------

## A one-line description of the collision under `root`, for log output.
static func describe_collision(root: Node) -> String:
	var shapes := count_shapes(root)
	if shapes == 0:
		return "no collision"
	var kinds: Dictionary = {}
	var stack: Array[Node] = [root]
	while not stack.is_empty():
		var n: Node = stack.pop_back()
		if n is CollisionShape3D and (n as CollisionShape3D).shape != null:
			var k := (n as CollisionShape3D).shape.get_class()
			kinds[k] = int(kinds.get(k, 0)) + 1
		for c in n.get_children():
			stack.append(c)
	var parts: Array[String] = []
	for k in kinds:
		parts.append("%s x%d" % [k, kinds[k]])
	return "%d shape(s): %s" % [shapes, ", ".join(parts)]