Revision dae661e9
Added by Leszek Koltunski about 5 years ago
| src/main/java/org/distorted/examples/generic/GenericRenderer.java | ||
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MatrixEffectQuaternion quat2cen = new MatrixEffectQuaternion(mQuat2, mRotateCen); |
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MatrixEffectMove centerMove = new MatrixEffectMove(mCenterPoint); |
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centerEffects.apply(quat1cen); |
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centerEffects.apply(quat2cen); |
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centerEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectMove(mMoveCenter) ); |
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centerEffects.apply( centerMove ); |
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centerEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectScale(mScaleCenter) ); |
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centerEffects.apply( centerMove ); |
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centerEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectMove(mMoveCenter) ); |
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centerEffects.apply(quat2cen); |
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centerEffects.apply(quat1cen); |
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regionEffects.apply(quat1cen); |
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regionEffects.apply(quat2cen); |
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regionEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectMove(mMoveRegion) ); |
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regionEffects.apply( centerMove ); |
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regionEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectMove(mRegionPoint) ); |
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regionEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectScale(mRegionScalePoint) ); |
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regionEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectMove(new Static3D( -regionSize*0.5f , -regionSize*0.5f , 0)) ); |
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regionEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectScale(mRegionScalePoint) ); |
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regionEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectMove(mRegionPoint) ); |
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regionEffects.apply( centerMove ); |
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regionEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectMove(mMoveRegion) ); |
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regionEffects.apply(quat2cen); |
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regionEffects.apply(quat1cen); |
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resetMatrixEffects(); |
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// quite tricky: move the background exactly to the FAR plane! (see InternalOutputSurface.setProjection() ) |
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backgroundEffects.apply(new MatrixEffectMove(mMoveBackground) ); |
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backgroundEffects.apply(new MatrixEffectScale(mScaleBackground) ); |
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backgroundEffects.apply(new MatrixEffectMove(mMoveBackground) ); |
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} |
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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
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MatrixEffectQuaternion quat1obj = new MatrixEffectQuaternion(mQuat1, rotateObj); |
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MatrixEffectQuaternion quat2obj = new MatrixEffectQuaternion(mQuat2, rotateObj); |
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objectEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectMove(mMoveObject)); |
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objectEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectScale(mScaleObject) ); |
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objectEffects.apply(quat1obj); |
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objectEffects.apply(quat2obj); |
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objectEffects.apply(quat1obj); |
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objectEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectScale(mScaleObject) ); |
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objectEffects.apply( new MatrixEffectMove(mMoveObject)); |
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mQuat1.set(0,0,0,1); |
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mQuat2.set(0,0,0,1); |
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Invert the order of Matrix Effects. Now, just as in the other queues, the first matrix effect is actually the first to act on the object - not the other way around!