C++ vector3::y方法代码示例

// Returns the cross product of two vectors
vector3 vector3::Cross(const vector3 &v2) const
{
	vector3 r;
	r.x() = (y() * v2.z()) - (z() * v2.y());
	r.y() = (z() * v2.x()) - (x() * v2.z());
	r.z() = (x() * v2.y()) - (y() * v2.x());
	return r;
}

vector3 vector3::Transform(const vector3& v, const matrix& m)
{
	vector3 result = vector3(	
						(v.x() * m(0,0)) + (v.x() * m(1,0)) + (v.x() * m(2,0))  + m(3,0),
						(v.y() * m(0,1)) + (v.y() * m(1,1)) + (v.y() * m(2,1))  + m(3,1),
						(v.z() * m(0,2)) + (v.z() * m(1,2)) + (v.z() * m(2,2) ) + m(3,2));
	return result;
	
}

  /*! Calculates the product m*v of the matrix m and the column
    vector represented by v
  */
  vector3 operator *(const matrix3x3 &m,const vector3 &v)
  {
    vector3 vv;

    vv.x() = v.x()*m.ele[0][0] + v.y()*m.ele[0][1] + v.z()*m.ele[0][2];
    vv.y() = v.x()*m.ele[1][0] + v.y()*m.ele[1][1] + v.z()*m.ele[1][2];
    vv.z() = v.x()*m.ele[2][0] + v.y()*m.ele[2][1] + v.z()*m.ele[2][2];

    return(vv);
  }

///
//	CheckPoint()
//
//	Test the point "alpha" of the way from P1 to P2 
//  See if it is on a face of the cube   
//	Consider only faces in "mask"                   
static
int CheckPoint(const vector3& p1, const vector3& p2, number alpha, long mask)
{
	vector3 plane_point;

	plane_point.x() = LERP(alpha, p1.x(), p2.x());
	plane_point.y() = LERP(alpha, p1.y(), p2.y());
	plane_point.z() = LERP(alpha, p1.z(), p2.z());
	return(FacePlane(plane_point) & mask);
}

  vector3 transformedFractionalCoordinate(vector3 originalCoordinate)
  {
    // ensure the fractional coordinate is entirely within the unit cell
    vector3 returnValue(originalCoordinate);

    // So if we have -2.08, we take -2.08 - (-2) = -0.08 .... exactly what we want
    returnValue.SetX(originalCoordinate.x() - static_cast<int>(originalCoordinate.x()));
    returnValue.SetY(originalCoordinate.y() - static_cast<int>(originalCoordinate.y()));
    returnValue.SetZ(originalCoordinate.z() - static_cast<int>(originalCoordinate.z()));

    return returnValue;
  }

///
//	Bevel3d()
//	
//		Which of the eight corner plane(s) is point P outside of? 
//
static
int Bevel3d(const vector3& p)
{
	int outcode;

	outcode = 0;
	if (( p.x() + p.y() + p.z()) > 1.5) outcode |= 0x01;
	if (( p.x() + p.y() - p.z()) > 1.5) outcode |= 0x02;
	if (( p.x() - p.y() + p.z()) > 1.5) outcode |= 0x04;
	if (( p.x() - p.y() - p.z()) > 1.5) outcode |= 0x08;
	if ((-p.x() + p.y() + p.z()) > 1.5) outcode |= 0x10;
	if ((-p.x() + p.y() - p.z()) > 1.5) outcode |= 0x20;
	if ((-p.x() - p.y() + p.z()) > 1.5) outcode |= 0x40;
	if ((-p.x() - p.y() - p.z()) > 1.5) outcode |= 0x80;
	return(outcode);
}

	matrix4x4 translation_matrix(vector3 const& v)
	{
		return matrix4x4 (1, 0, 0, 0, 
			0, 1, 0, 0, 
			0, 0, 1, 0, 
			v.x(), v.y(), v.z(), 1);
	}

///
//	PointTriangleIntersection()
//
//		Test if 3D point is inside 3D triangle 
static
int PointTriangleIntersection(const vector3& p, const TRI& t)
{
	int		sign12,sign23,sign31;
	vector3 vect12,vect23,vect31,vect1h,vect2h,vect3h;
	vector3 cross12_1p,cross23_2p,cross31_3p;

	///
	//	First, a quick bounding-box test:                               
	//  If P is outside triangle bbox, there cannot be an intersection. 
	//
	if (p.x() > MAX3(t.m_P[0].x(), t.m_P[1].x(), t.m_P[2].x())) return(OUTSIDE);  
	if (p.y() > MAX3(t.m_P[0].y(), t.m_P[1].y(), t.m_P[2].y())) return(OUTSIDE);
	if (p.z() > MAX3(t.m_P[0].z(), t.m_P[1].z(), t.m_P[2].z())) return(OUTSIDE);
	if (p.x() < MIN3(t.m_P[0].x(), t.m_P[1].x(), t.m_P[2].x())) return(OUTSIDE);
	if (p.y() < MIN3(t.m_P[0].y(), t.m_P[1].y(), t.m_P[2].y())) return(OUTSIDE);
	if (p.z() < MIN3(t.m_P[0].z(), t.m_P[1].z(), t.m_P[2].z())) return(OUTSIDE);

	///
	//	For each triangle side, make a vector out of it by subtracting vertexes; 
	//	make another vector from one vertex to point P.                          
	//  The crossproduct of these two vectors is orthogonal to both and the      
	//  signs of its X,Y,Z components indicate whether P was to the inside or    
	//  to the outside of this triangle side.                                    
	//
	SUB(t.m_P[0], t.m_P[1], vect12);
	SUB(t.m_P[0], p,		  vect1h);	
	CROSS(vect12, vect1h, cross12_1p)
	sign12 = SIGN3(cross12_1p);      /* Extract X,Y,Z signs as 0..7 or 0...63 integer */

	SUB(t.m_P[1], t.m_P[2], vect23)
	SUB(t.m_P[1],    p, vect2h);
	CROSS(vect23, vect2h, cross23_2p)
	sign23 = SIGN3(cross23_2p);

	SUB(t.m_P[2], t.m_P[0], vect31)
	SUB(t.m_P[2],    p, vect3h);
	CROSS(vect31, vect3h, cross31_3p)
	sign31 = SIGN3(cross31_3p);

	///
	//	If all three crossproduct vectors agree in their component signs, /
	//  then the point must be inside all three.                           
	//  P cannot be OUTSIDE all three sides simultaneously.                
	//
	return (((sign12 & sign23 & sign31) == 0) ? OUTSIDE : INSIDE);
}

const vector3 vector3::operator / (const vector3 &v2) const
{
	vector3 r;
	r.x() = x() / v2.x();
	r.y() = y() / v2.y();
	r.z() = z() / v2.z();
	return r;
}

// Helper function -- transform fractional coordinates to ensure they lie in the unit cell
//
// Copied from generic.cpp - should be defined in some header ? vector.h ?
vector3 transformedFractionalCoordinate2(vector3 originalCoordinate)
{
  // ensure the fractional coordinate is entirely within the unit cell
  vector3 returnValue(originalCoordinate);

  // So if we have -2.08, we take -2.08 - (-2) = -0.08 .... almost what we want
  returnValue.SetX(originalCoordinate.x() - int(originalCoordinate.x()) );
  returnValue.SetY(originalCoordinate.y() - int(originalCoordinate.y()) );
  returnValue.SetZ(originalCoordinate.z() - int(originalCoordinate.z()) );

  if (returnValue.x() < 0.0)
  returnValue.SetX(returnValue.x() + 1.0);
  if (returnValue.y() < 0.0)
  returnValue.SetY(returnValue.y() + 1.0);
  if (returnValue.z() < 0.0)
  returnValue.SetZ(returnValue.z() + 1.0);

  return returnValue;
}

///
//	Bevel2d()
//
//	 Which of the twelve edge plane(s) is point P outside of? 
//
static
int Bevel2d(const vector3& p)
{
	int outcode;

	outcode = 0;
	if ( p.x() + p.y() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x001;
	if ( p.x() - p.y() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x002;
	if (-p.x() + p.y() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x004;
	if (-p.x() - p.y() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x008;
	if ( p.x() + p.z() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x010;
	if ( p.x() - p.z() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x020;
	if (-p.x() + p.z() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x040;
	if (-p.x() - p.z() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x080;
	if ( p.y() + p.z() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x100;
	if ( p.y() - p.z() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x200;
	if (-p.y() + p.z() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x400;
	if (-p.y() - p.z() > 1.0) outcode |= 0x800;
	return(outcode);
}

///
//	FacePlane()
//   
//		Which of the six face-plane(s) is point P outside of? 
//
static
int FacePlane(const vector3& p)
{
	int outcode;

	outcode = 0;
	if (p.x() >  .5) outcode |= 0x01;
	if (p.x() < -.5) outcode |= 0x02;
	if (p.y() >  .5) outcode |= 0x04;
	if (p.y() < -.5) outcode |= 0x08;
	if (p.z() >  .5) outcode |= 0x10;
	if (p.z() < -.5) outcode |= 0x20;
   
	return(outcode);
}

	quat rotation_quat(vector3 const& axe, real const& angle )
	{
		// create (sin(a/2)*axis, cos(a/2)) quaternion
		// which rotates the point a radians around "axis"
		quat res;
		vector4 u = vector4(axe.x(), axe.y(), axe.z(), 0); u.normalize();
		real sina2 = sin(angle/2);
		real cosa2 = cos(angle/2);

		res.qx() = sina2 * u.x();
		res.qy() = sina2 * u.y();
		res.qz() = sina2 * u.z();
		res.qw() = cosa2;

		return res;
	}

int CalculateNormalNoNormalize(vector3& vNormOut, Grid& grid, Edge* e,
					Grid::VertexAttachmentAccessor<APosition>& aaPos,
					Grid::FaceAttachmentAccessor<ANormal>* paaNormFACE)
{
	Face* f[2];
	
	int numFaces = GetAssociatedFaces(f, grid, e, 2);
	
	switch(numFaces){
	
	case 0:{ //	if there are no associated faces.
		//	we'll assume that the edge lies in the xy plane and return its normal
		vector3 dir;
		VecSubtract(dir, aaPos[e->vertex(1)], aaPos[e->vertex(0)]);
		vNormOut.x() = dir.y();
		vNormOut.y() = -dir.x();
		vNormOut.z() = 0;
		}break;
	
	case 1: //	if there is one face, the normal will be set to the faces normal
		if(paaNormFACE)
			vNormOut = (*paaNormFACE)[f[0]];
		else{
			CalculateNormalNoNormalize(vNormOut, f[0], aaPos);
		}
		break;
	
	default: //	there are at least 2 associated faces
		if(paaNormFACE)
			VecAdd(vNormOut, (*paaNormFACE)[f[0]], (*paaNormFACE)[f[1]]);
		else{
			vector3 fn0, fn1;
			CalculateNormalNoNormalize(fn0, f[0], aaPos);
			CalculateNormalNoNormalize(fn1, f[1], aaPos);
			VecAdd(vNormOut, fn0, fn1);
			VecScale(vNormOut, vNormOut, 0.5);
		}
		VecNormalize(vNormOut, vNormOut);
		break;
	}
	
	return numFaces;
}

  void matrix3x3::SetRow(int row, const vector3 &v)
#ifdef OB_OLD_MATH_CHECKS
  throw(OBError)
#endif
  {
#ifdef OB_OLD_MATH_CHECKS
    if (row > 2)
      {
        OBError er("matrix3x3::SetRow(int row, const vector3 &v)",
                   "The method was called with row > 2.",
                   "This is a programming error in your application.");
        throw er;
      }
#endif

    ele[row][0] = v.x();
    ele[row][1] = v.y();
    ele[row][2] = v.z();
  }