Revision 678c391d
Added by Leszek Koltunski about 4 years ago
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import org.distorted.library.mesh.MeshQuad; |
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import org.distorted.library.message.EffectListener; |
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import org.distorted.library.type.Dynamic1D; |
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import org.distorted.library.type.Dynamic2D; |
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import org.distorted.library.type.Dynamic4D; |
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import org.distorted.library.type.Static1D; |
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import org.distorted.library.type.Static2D; |
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import org.distorted.library.type.Static3D; |
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import org.distorted.library.type.Static4D; |
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root.attach(node); |
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} |
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Dynamic1D radiusDyn = new Dynamic1D(FLASH_TIME,1.0f);
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radiusDyn.add(new Static1D( 0));
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radiusDyn.add(new Static1D(70));
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Dynamic2D haloAndRadiusDyn = new Dynamic2D(FLASH_TIME,1.0f);
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haloAndRadiusDyn.add(new Static2D( 0, 0));
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haloAndRadiusDyn.add(new Static2D(70,50));
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for(int leaf=0; leaf<NUM_LEAVES; leaf++) |
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{
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color.add(P1); |
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color.add(P2); |
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mGlow[leaf] = new PostprocessEffectGlow(radiusDyn,color);
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mGlow[leaf] = new PostprocessEffectGlow(haloAndRadiusDyn,color);
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} |
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makeGlow(0); |
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{
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float qw = (float)width ; |
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float qh = (float)height; |
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float factor = 0.9f* (qw<qh ? qw:qh);
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float factor = 0.9f* (Math.min(qw, qh));
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mScale.set( factor,factor,factor ); |
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mScreen.resize(width, height); |
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Change the Postprocessing effects: separate the radius and the halo.
Reason: we needed a way to specify the size of the halo around a postprocessed object; before it was automatically (and not very correctly) computed from the radius - before we knew the size of the object's bounding box, so this automatic computation was possible. Now we're removing the MashBase.getBounding(0 API, so the size of the halo has to be explicitly given by the user. This way is more correct anyway and gives the user more control (as the Multiblur app proves!)
Warning: here for the first time I can see that the 2 Examples (PostprocessingTree and MovingGlow) sometimes would not appear (black screen). Maybe this commit introduces such a bug - investigate.