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#include "TextureProjection.h"
#include "registry/CachedKey.h"
#include "texturelib.h"
#include "itextstream.h"
#include <limits>
TextureProjection::TextureProjection() :
TextureProjection(Default())
{}
TextureProjection::TextureProjection(const TextureProjection& other) :
TextureProjection(other._matrix)
{}
TextureProjection::TextureProjection(const TextureMatrix& otherMatrix) :
_matrix(otherMatrix)
{}
TextureProjection TextureProjection::ConstructDefault(std::size_t width, std::size_t height)
{
// Default-construct to get the default matrix
TextureProjection projection;
// Scale the matrix components to fit the texture dimensions
projection._matrix.addScale(width, height);
return projection;
}
TextureMatrix TextureProjection::Default()
{
// Cache the registry key because this constructor is called a lot
static registry::CachedKey<float> scaleKey(
"user/ui/textures/defaultTextureScale"
);
ShiftScaleRotation ssr;
double scale = scaleKey.get();
ssr.scale[0] = ssr.scale[1] = scale;
return TextureMatrix(ssr);
}
TextureProjection& TextureProjection::operator=(const TextureProjection& other)
{
_matrix = other._matrix;
return *this;
}
void TextureProjection::setTransform(const Matrix3& transform)
{
// Check the matrix for validity
if ((transform.xx() != 0 || transform.yx() != 0) && (transform.xy() != 0 || transform.yy() != 0))
{
_matrix = TextureMatrix(transform);
}
else
{
rError() << "invalid texture matrix" << std::endl;
}
}
void TextureProjection::setTransformFromMatrix4(const Matrix4& transform)
{
setTransform(getTextureMatrixFromMatrix4(transform));
}
ShiftScaleRotation TextureProjection::getShiftScaleRotation(std::size_t width, std::size_t height) const
{
return _matrix.getShiftScaleRotation(width, height);
}
void TextureProjection::setFromShiftScaleRotate(const ShiftScaleRotation& ssr, std::size_t width, std::size_t height)
{
_matrix = TextureMatrix(ssr);
// We need to do the opposite adjustments as in getShiftScaleRotation()
// The incoming values need to be scaled down, respectively.
_matrix.addScale(width, height);
}
Matrix4 TextureProjection::getMatrix4() const
{
return getMatrix4FromTextureMatrix(_matrix.getMatrix3());
}
Matrix3 TextureProjection::getMatrix() const
{
return _matrix.getMatrix3();
}
void TextureProjection::shift(double s, double t)
{
_matrix.shift(s, t);
}
void TextureProjection::normalise(float width, float height)
{
_matrix.normalise(width, height);
}
// Fits a texture to a brush face
void TextureProjection::fitTexture(std::size_t width, std::size_t height,
const Vector3& normal, const Winding& winding,
float s_repeat, float t_repeat)
{
if (winding.size() < 3)
{
return;
}
// Sanity-check the matrix, if it contains any NaNs or INFs we fall back to the default projection (#5371)
Matrix4 st2tex = _matrix.isSane() ? getMatrix4() : getMatrix4FromTextureMatrix(Default().getMatrix3());
// the current texture transform
Matrix4 local2tex = st2tex;
{
Matrix4 xyz2st = getBasisTransformForNormal(normal);
local2tex.multiplyBy(xyz2st);
}
// the bounds of the current texture transform
AABB bounds;
for (const auto& vertex : winding)
{
bounds.includePoint(local2tex.transformPoint(vertex.vertex));
}
bounds.origin.z() = 0;
bounds.extents.z() = 1;
// the bounds of a perfectly fitted texture transform
AABB perfect(Vector3(s_repeat * 0.5, t_repeat * 0.5, 0),
Vector3(s_repeat * 0.5, t_repeat * 0.5, 1));
// the difference between the current texture transform and the perfectly fitted transform
Matrix4 diffMatrix = Matrix4::getTranslation(bounds.origin - perfect.origin);
diffMatrix.scaleBy(bounds.extents / perfect.extents, perfect.origin);
diffMatrix.invert();
// apply the difference to the current texture transform
st2tex.premultiplyBy(diffMatrix);
setTransformFromMatrix4(st2tex);
normalise((float)width, (float)height);
}
void TextureProjection::alignTexture(IFace::AlignEdge align, const Winding& winding)
{
if (winding.empty()) return;
// The edges in texture space, sorted the same as in the winding
std::vector<Vector2> texEdges(winding.size());
// Calculate all edges in texture space
for (std::size_t i = 0, j = 1; i < winding.size(); ++i, j = winding.next(j))
{
texEdges[i] = winding[j].texcoord - winding[i].texcoord;
}
// Find the edge which is nearest to the s,t base vector, to classify them as "top" or "left"
std::size_t bottomEdge = findBestEdgeForDirection(Vector2(1,0), texEdges);
std::size_t leftEdge = findBestEdgeForDirection(Vector2(0,1), texEdges);
std::size_t rightEdge = findBestEdgeForDirection(Vector2(0,-1), texEdges);
std::size_t topEdge = findBestEdgeForDirection(Vector2(-1,0), texEdges);
// The bottom edge is the one with the larger T texture coordinate
if (winding[topEdge].texcoord.y() > winding[bottomEdge].texcoord.y())
{
std::swap(topEdge, bottomEdge);
}
// The right edge is the one with the larger S texture coordinate
if (winding[rightEdge].texcoord.x() < winding[leftEdge].texcoord.x())
{
std::swap(rightEdge, leftEdge);
}
// Find the winding vertex index we're calculating the delta for
std::size_t windingIndex = 0;
// The dimension to move (1 for top/bottom, 0 for left right)
std::size_t dim = 0;
switch (align)
{
case IFace::AlignEdge::Top:
windingIndex = topEdge;
dim = 1;
break;
case IFace::AlignEdge::Bottom:
windingIndex = bottomEdge;
dim = 1;
break;
case IFace::AlignEdge::Left:
windingIndex = leftEdge;
dim = 0;
break;
case IFace::AlignEdge::Right:
windingIndex = rightEdge;
dim = 0;
break;
};
Vector2 snapped = winding[windingIndex].texcoord;
// Snap the dimension we're going to change only (s for left/right, t for top/bottom)
snapped[dim] = float_snapped(snapped[dim], 1.0);
Vector2 delta = snapped - winding[windingIndex].texcoord;
// Shift the texture such that we hit the snapped coordinate
// be sure to invert the s coordinate
shift(-delta.x(), delta.y());
}
Matrix4 TextureProjection::getWorldToTexture(const Vector3& normal, const Matrix4& localToWorld) const
{
// See the emitTextureCoordinates() method for more comments on these transformation steps
// Texture Projection
auto local2tex = getMatrix4();
// Axis Base
auto xyz2st = getBasisTransformForNormal(localToWorld.transformDirection(normal));
local2tex.multiplyBy(xyz2st);
// L2W (usually an identity transform)
local2tex.multiplyBy(localToWorld);
return local2tex;
}
void TextureProjection::emitTextureCoordinates(Winding& winding, const Vector3& normal, const Matrix4& localToWorld) const
{
// Quit if we have less than three points (degenerate brushes?)
if (winding.size() < 3) return;
// Load the 2D texture projection matrix, transforming XY coordinates to UV
auto local2tex = getMatrix4();
// Using the face's normal we can construct a rotation transformation,
// which rotates world space such that the Z axis is aligned with the face normal.
// After this stage we only need to consider the XY part of the 3D vertices.
auto xyz2st = getBasisTransformForNormal(localToWorld.transformDirection(normal));
// Transform the basis vectors with the according texture scale, rotate and shift operations
// These are contained in the local2tex matrix, so the matrices have to be multiplied.
local2tex.multiplyBy(xyz2st);
// Calculate the tangent and bitangent vectors to allow the correct openGL transformations
Vector3 tangent(local2tex.getTransposed().xCol3().getNormalised());
Vector3 bitangent(local2tex.getTransposed().yCol3().getNormalised());
// Transform the texture basis vectors into the "BrushFace space"
// usually the localToWorld matrix is identity, so this doesn't do anything.
local2tex.multiplyBy(localToWorld);
// Cycle through the winding vertices and apply the texture transformation matrix
// onto each of them.
for (auto& vertex : winding)
{
auto texcoord = local2tex.transformPoint(vertex.vertex);
// Store the s,t coordinates into the winding texcoord vector
vertex.texcoord[0] = texcoord[0];
vertex.texcoord[1] = texcoord[1];
// Save the tangent and bitangent vectors, they are the same for all the face vertices
vertex.tangent = tangent;
vertex.bitangent = bitangent;
}
}
Vector2 TextureProjection::getTextureCoordsForVertex(const Vector3& point, const Vector3& normal, const Matrix4& localToWorld) const
{
auto local2tex = getWorldToTexture(normal, localToWorld);
auto texcoord = local2tex.transformPoint(point);
return { texcoord.x(), texcoord.y() };
}
void TextureProjection::calculateFromPoints(const Vector3 points[3], const Vector2 uvs[3], const Vector3& normal)
{
// Calculate the texture projection for the desired set of UVs and XYZ
// The texture projection matrix is applied to the vertices after they have been
// transformed by the axis base transform (which depends on this face's normal):
// T * AB * vertex = UV
//
// Applying AB to the vertices will yield: T * P = texcoord
// with P containing the axis-based transformed vertices.
//
// If the above should be solved for T, expanding the above multiplication
// sets up six equations to calculate the 6 unknown components of T.
//
// We can arrange the 6 equations in matrix form: T * A = B
// T is the 3x3 texture matrix.
// A contains the XY coords in its columns (Z is ignored since we
// applied the axis base), B contains the UV coords in its columns.
// The third component of all columns in both matrices is 1.
//
// We can solve the above by inverting A: T = B * inv(A)
// Get the axis base for this face, we need the XYZ points in that state
// to reverse-calculate the desired texture transform
auto axisBase = getBasisTransformForNormal(normal);
// Rotate the three incoming world vertices into the local face plane
Vector3 localPoints[] =
{
axisBase * points[0],
axisBase * points[1],
axisBase * points[2],
};
// Arrange the XYZ coords into the columns of matrix A
auto xyz = Matrix3::byColumns(localPoints[0].x(), localPoints[0].y(), 1,
localPoints[1].x(), localPoints[1].y(), 1,
localPoints[2].x(), localPoints[2].y(), 1);
auto uv = Matrix3::byColumns(uvs[0].x(), uvs[0].y(), 1,
uvs[1].x(), uvs[1].y(), 1,
uvs[2].x(), uvs[2].y(), 1);
setTransform(uv * xyz.getFullInverse());
}
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