C++ AABox::calcTopFarLeft方法代码示例

int OctreeElement::getMyChildContaining(const AABox& box) const {
    float ourScale = getScale();
    float boxLargestScale = box.getLargestDimension();

    // TODO: consider changing this to assert()
    if(boxLargestScale > ourScale) {
        qCDebug(octree, "UNEXPECTED -- OctreeElement::getMyChildContaining() "
                "boxLargestScale=[%f] > ourScale=[%f] ", (double)boxLargestScale, (double)ourScale);
    }

    // Determine which of our children the minimum and maximum corners of the cube live in...
    glm::vec3 cubeCornerMinimum = box.getCorner();
    glm::vec3 cubeCornerMaximum = box.calcTopFarLeft();

    if (_cube.contains(cubeCornerMinimum) && _cube.contains(cubeCornerMaximum)) {
        int childIndexCubeMinimum = getMyChildContainingPoint(cubeCornerMinimum);
        int childIndexCubeMaximum = getMyChildContainingPoint(cubeCornerMaximum);

        // If the minimum and maximum corners of the cube are in two different children's cubes,
        // then we are the containing element
        if (childIndexCubeMinimum != childIndexCubeMaximum) {
            return CHILD_UNKNOWN;
        }
        return childIndexCubeMinimum; // either would do, they are the same
    }
    return CHILD_UNKNOWN; // since box is not contained in our element, it can't be in one of our children
}

// Similar strategy to getProjectedPolygon() we use the knowledge of camera position relative to the
// axis-aligned voxels to determine which of the voxels vertices must be the furthest. No need for
// squares and square-roots. Just compares.
glm::vec3 ViewFrustum::getFurthestPointFromCamera(const AABox& box) const {
    const glm::vec3& bottomNearRight = box.getCorner();
    glm::vec3 center = box.calcCenter();
    glm::vec3 topFarLeft = box.calcTopFarLeft();

    glm::vec3 furthestPoint;
    if (_position.x < center.x) {
        // we are to the right of the center, so the left edge is furthest
        furthestPoint.x = topFarLeft.x; 
    } else {
        // we are to the left of the center, so the right edge is furthest (at center ok too)
        furthestPoint.x = bottomNearRight.x; 
    }

    if (_position.y < center.y) {
        // we are below of the center, so the top edge is furthest
        furthestPoint.y = topFarLeft.y; 
    } else {
        // we are above the center, so the lower edge is furthest (at center ok too)
        furthestPoint.y = bottomNearRight.y; 
    }

    if (_position.z < center.z) {
        // we are to the near side of the center, so the far side edge is furthest
        furthestPoint.z = topFarLeft.z; 
    } else {
        // we are to the far side of the center, so the near side edge is furthest (at center ok too)
        furthestPoint.z = bottomNearRight.z; 
    }

    return furthestPoint;
}

OctreeProjectedPolygon ViewFrustum::getProjectedPolygon(const AABox& box) const {
    const glm::vec3& bottomNearRight = box.getCorner();
    glm::vec3 topFarLeft = box.calcTopFarLeft();

    int lookUp = ((_position.x < bottomNearRight.x)     )   //  1 = right      |   compute 6-bit
               + ((_position.x > topFarLeft.x     ) << 1)   //  2 = left       |         code to
               + ((_position.y < bottomNearRight.y) << 2)   //  4 = bottom     | classify camera
               + ((_position.y > topFarLeft.y     ) << 3)   //  8 = top        | with respect to
               + ((_position.z < bottomNearRight.z) << 4)   // 16 = front/near |  the 6 defining
               + ((_position.z > topFarLeft.z     ) << 5);  // 32 = back/far   |          planes

    int vertexCount = hullVertexLookup[lookUp][0];  //look up number of vertices

    OctreeProjectedPolygon projectedPolygon(vertexCount);

    bool pointInView = true;
    bool allPointsInView = false; // assume the best, but wait till we know we have a vertex
    bool anyPointsInView = false; // assume the worst!
    if (vertexCount) {
        allPointsInView = true; // assume the best!
        for(int i = 0; i < vertexCount; i++) {
            int vertexNum = hullVertexLookup[lookUp][i+1];
            glm::vec3 point = box.getVertex((BoxVertex)vertexNum);
            glm::vec2 projectedPoint = projectPoint(point, pointInView);
            allPointsInView = allPointsInView && pointInView;
            anyPointsInView = anyPointsInView || pointInView;
            projectedPolygon.setVertex(i, projectedPoint);
        }

        /***
        // Now that we've got the polygon, if it extends beyond the clipping window, then let's clip it
        // NOTE: This clipping does not improve our overall performance. It basically causes more polygons to
        // end up in the same quad/half and so the polygon lists get longer, and that's more calls to polygon.occludes()
        if ( (projectedPolygon.getMaxX() > PolygonClip::RIGHT_OF_CLIPPING_WINDOW ) ||
             (projectedPolygon.getMaxY() > PolygonClip::TOP_OF_CLIPPING_WINDOW   ) ||
             (projectedPolygon.getMaxX() < PolygonClip::LEFT_OF_CLIPPING_WINDOW  ) ||
             (projectedPolygon.getMaxY() < PolygonClip::BOTTOM_OF_CLIPPING_WINDOW) ) {

            CoverageRegion::_clippedPolygons++;

            glm::vec2* clippedVertices;
            int        clippedVertexCount;
            PolygonClip::clipToScreen(projectedPolygon.getVertices(), vertexCount, clippedVertices, clippedVertexCount);

            // Now reset the vertices of our projectedPolygon object
            projectedPolygon.setVertexCount(clippedVertexCount);
            for(int i = 0; i < clippedVertexCount; i++) {
                projectedPolygon.setVertex(i, clippedVertices[i]);
            }
            delete[] clippedVertices;

            lookUp += PROJECTION_CLIPPED;
        }
        ***/
    }
    // set the distance from our camera position, to the closest vertex
    float distance = glm::distance(getPosition(), box.calcCenter());
    projectedPolygon.setDistance(distance);
    projectedPolygon.setAnyInView(anyPointsInView);
    projectedPolygon.setAllInView(allPointsInView);
    projectedPolygon.setProjectionType(lookUp); // remember the projection type
    return projectedPolygon;
}

bool EntityEditFilters::filter(glm::vec3& position, EntityItemProperties& propertiesIn, EntityItemProperties& propertiesOut,
        bool& wasChanged, EntityTree::FilterType filterType, EntityItemID& itemID, EntityItemPointer& existingEntity) {
    
    // get the ids of all the zones (plus the global entity edit filter) that the position
    // lies within
    auto zoneIDs = getZonesByPosition(position);
    for (auto id : zoneIDs) {
        if (!itemID.isInvalidID() && id == itemID) {
            continue;
        }
        
        // get the filter pair, etc...  
        _lock.lockForRead();
        FilterData filterData = _filterDataMap.value(id);
        _lock.unlock();
    
        if (filterData.valid()) {
            if (filterData.rejectAll) {
                return false;
            }

            // check to see if this filter wants to filter this message type
            if ((!filterData.wantsToFilterEdit && filterType == EntityTree::FilterType::Edit) ||
                (!filterData.wantsToFilterPhysics && filterType == EntityTree::FilterType::Physics) ||
                (!filterData.wantsToFilterDelete && filterType == EntityTree::FilterType::Delete) ||
                (!filterData.wantsToFilterAdd && filterType == EntityTree::FilterType::Add)) {

                wasChanged = false;
                return true; // accept the message
            }

            auto oldProperties = propertiesIn.getDesiredProperties();
            auto specifiedProperties = propertiesIn.getChangedProperties();
            propertiesIn.setDesiredProperties(specifiedProperties);
            QScriptValue inputValues = propertiesIn.copyToScriptValue(filterData.engine, false, true, true);
            propertiesIn.setDesiredProperties(oldProperties);

            auto in = QJsonValue::fromVariant(inputValues.toVariant()); // grab json copy now, because the inputValues might be side effected by the filter.

            QScriptValueList args;
            args << inputValues;
            args << filterType;

            // get the current properties for then entity and include them for the filter call
            if (existingEntity && filterData.wantsOriginalProperties) {
                auto currentProperties = existingEntity->getProperties(filterData.includedOriginalProperties);
                QScriptValue currentValues = currentProperties.copyToScriptValue(filterData.engine, false, true, true);
                args << currentValues;
            }


            // get the zone properties
            if (filterData.wantsZoneProperties) {
                auto zoneEntity = _tree->findEntityByEntityItemID(id);
                if (zoneEntity) {
                    auto zoneProperties = zoneEntity->getProperties(filterData.includedZoneProperties);
                    QScriptValue zoneValues = zoneProperties.copyToScriptValue(filterData.engine, false, true, true);

                    if (filterData.wantsZoneBoundingBox) {
                        bool success = true;
                        AABox aaBox = zoneEntity->getAABox(success);
                        if (success) {
                            QScriptValue boundingBox = filterData.engine->newObject();
                            QScriptValue bottomRightNear = vec3ToScriptValue(filterData.engine, aaBox.getCorner());
                            QScriptValue topFarLeft = vec3ToScriptValue(filterData.engine, aaBox.calcTopFarLeft());
                            QScriptValue center = vec3ToScriptValue(filterData.engine, aaBox.calcCenter());
                            QScriptValue boundingBoxDimensions = vec3ToScriptValue(filterData.engine, aaBox.getDimensions());
                            boundingBox.setProperty("brn", bottomRightNear);
                            boundingBox.setProperty("tfl", topFarLeft);
                            boundingBox.setProperty("center", center);
                            boundingBox.setProperty("dimensions", boundingBoxDimensions);
                            zoneValues.setProperty("boundingBox", boundingBox);
                        }
                    }

                    // If this is an add or delete, or original properties weren't requested
                    // there won't be original properties in the args, but zone properties need
                    // to be the fourth parameter, so we need to pad the args accordingly
                    int EXPECTED_ARGS = 3;
                    if (args.length() < EXPECTED_ARGS) {
                        args << QScriptValue();
                    }
                    assert(args.length() == EXPECTED_ARGS); // we MUST have 3 args by now!
                    args << zoneValues;
                }
            }

            QScriptValue result = filterData.filterFn.call(_nullObjectForFilter, args);

            if (filterData.uncaughtExceptions()) {
                return false;
            }

            if (result.isObject()) {
                // make propertiesIn reflect the changes, for next filter...
                propertiesIn.copyFromScriptValue(result, false);

                // and update propertiesOut too.  TODO: this could be more efficient...
                propertiesOut.copyFromScriptValue(result, false);
                // Javascript objects are == only if they are the same object. To compare arbitrary values, we need to use JSON.
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