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示例1:
glm::mat4 CameraOvr::getOrientation(OVR::Quatf orientationQuat, const OVR::Util::Render::StereoEyeParams& eyeParams) {
orientationQuat.GetEulerAngles<OVR::Axis_Y, OVR::Axis_X, OVR::Axis_Z>(&_hmdRy, &_hmdRx, &_hmdRz);
OVR::Matrix4f orientation = OVR::Matrix4f::RotationY(_hmdRy+_ry)
* OVR::Matrix4f::RotationX(_hmdRx+_rx)
* OVR::Matrix4f::RotationZ(_hmdRz+_rz);
OVR::Matrix4f view = orientation.Inverted() * eyeParams.ViewAdjust;
return ovrToGlmMat4(view);
}示例2:
/// Scale the parallax translation and head pose motion vector by the head size
/// dictated by the shader. Thanks to the elegant design decision of putting the
/// head's default position at the origin, this is simple.
OVR::Matrix4f _MakeModelviewMatrix(
ovrPosef eyePose,
ovrVector3f viewAdjust,
float chassisYaw,
ovrVector3f chassisPos,
float headScale=1.0f)
{
const OVR::Matrix4f eyePoseMatrix =
OVR::Matrix4f::Translation(OVR::Vector3f(eyePose.Position) * headScale)
* OVR::Matrix4f(OVR::Quatf(eyePose.Orientation));
const OVR::Matrix4f view =
OVR::Matrix4f::Translation(OVR::Vector3f(viewAdjust) * headScale)
* eyePoseMatrix.Inverted()
* OVR::Matrix4f::RotationY(chassisYaw)
* OVR::Matrix4f::Translation(-OVR::Vector3f(chassisPos));
return view;
}示例3: timestep
void OVRScene::timestep(double /*absTime*/, double dt)
{
(void)dt;
if (m_pHmd == NULL)
return;
const ovrTrackingState ts = ovrHmd_GetTrackingState(m_pHmd, ovr_GetTimeInSeconds());
const ovrVector3f& hp = ts.HeadPose.ThePose.Position;
glm::vec4 headPt(hp.x, hp.y, hp.z, 1.0f);
// Get camera pose as a matrix
const ovrPosef& cp = ts.CameraPose;
OVR::Matrix4f camMtx = OVR::Matrix4f();
camMtx *= OVR::Matrix4f::Translation(cp.Position)
* OVR::Matrix4f(OVR::Quatf(cp.Orientation));
const glm::mat4 gcamMtx = glm::make_mat4(&camMtx.Inverted().Transposed().M[0][0]);
headPt = gcamMtx * headPt;
m_tanFromCameraCenterline.x = fabs(headPt.x / headPt.z);
m_tanFromCameraCenterline.y = fabs(headPt.y / headPt.z);
#if 0
std::vector<glm::vec3> txFrustumPts = m_frustumVerts;
for (std::vector<glm::vec3>::const_iterator it = txFrustumPts.begin();
it != txFrustumPts.end();
++it)
{
glm::vec3 pt = *it;
glm::vec4 pt4(pt, 1.0f);
pt4 = gcamMtx * pt4;
pt.x = pt4.x;
pt.y = pt4.y;
pt.z = pt4.z;
}
// Calculate minimum distance to frustum
std::vector<glm::ivec3> planeIndices;
planeIndices.push_back(glm::ivec3(2, 3, 4));
planeIndices.push_back(glm::ivec3(8, 7, 6));
planeIndices.push_back(glm::ivec3(2, 3, 7));
planeIndices.push_back(glm::ivec3(3, 4, 8));
planeIndices.push_back(glm::ivec3(4, 5, 9));
planeIndices.push_back(glm::ivec3(5, 2, 6));
float minDist = 999.0f;
for (std::vector<glm::ivec3>::const_iterator it = planeIndices.begin();
it != planeIndices.end();
++it)
{
const glm::ivec3& idxs = *it;
// Assume this point has already been transformed
// If our indices are out of bounds, we're hosed
const glm::vec3& p1 = txFrustumPts[idxs.x];
const glm::vec3& p2 = txFrustumPts[idxs.y];
const glm::vec3& p3 = txFrustumPts[idxs.z];
const glm::vec3 v1 = p1 - p2;
const glm::vec3 v2 = p3 - p2;
const glm::vec3 norm = glm::normalize(glm::cross(v1, v2));
const glm::vec3 ptDist = headPt - p2;
const float dist = fabs(glm::dot(norm, ptDist)); // shouldn't need fabs if ordering is correct
minDist = std::min(minDist, dist);
}
m_distanceToFrustum = minDist;
#endif
}