Revision 0b732630
Added by Leszek Koltunski over 3 years ago
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* outermost band (and 2 triangles of the next band, and 1 triange of the third |
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* band) get denser - the 3 triangles become 3+2 = 5. |
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* @param exVertices See above. |
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* @param centerX the X coordinate of the 'center' of the Polygon, i.e. point of the mesh |
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* all bands go to. |
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* @param centerY Y coordinate of the center. |
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*/ |
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public MeshPolygon(float[] verticesXY, float[] bands, int exIndex, int exVertices) |
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public MeshPolygon(float[] verticesXY, float[] bands, int exIndex, int exVertices, float centerX, float centerY)
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{
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super(); |
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extraIndex = exIndex; |
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extraVertices = exVertices; |
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if( centerX!=0.0f || centerY!=0.0f ) |
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{
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for(int v=0; v<mNumPolygonVertices; v++) |
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{
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mPolygonVertices[2*v ] -= centerX; |
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mPolygonVertices[2*v+1] -= centerY; |
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} |
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} |
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computeNumberOfVertices(); |
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computeCache(); |
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if( remainingVert!=0 ) |
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android.util.Log.d("MeshPolygon", "remainingVert " +remainingVert );
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if( centerX!=0.0f || centerY!=0.0f ) |
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{
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for(int v=0; v<numVertices; v++) |
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{
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attribs1[VERT1_ATTRIBS*v + POS_ATTRIB ] += centerX; |
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attribs1[VERT1_ATTRIBS*v + POS_ATTRIB+1] += centerY; |
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attribs2[VERT2_ATTRIBS*v + TEX_ATTRIB ] += centerX; |
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attribs2[VERT2_ATTRIBS*v + TEX_ATTRIB+1] += centerY; |
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} |
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} |
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setAttribs(attribs1,attribs2); |
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} |
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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
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public MeshPolygon(float[] verticesXY, float[] bands, int exIndex, int exVertices) |
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{
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this(verticesXY,bands,exIndex,exVertices,0.0f,0.0f); |
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} |
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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
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/** |
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* Create a polygon of any shape and varying elevations from the edges towards the center. |
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*/ |
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public MeshPolygon(float[] verticesXY, float[] bands) |
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{
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this(verticesXY,bands,0,0); |
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this(verticesXY,bands,0,0,0.0f,0.0f);
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} |
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/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// |
Also available in: Unified diff
Convert the Ivy corner cubit to the new, 'universal' cubit creation method.
This forces deep changes to 'createRoundSolid' and the underlying 'MeshPolygon' class to make them support arbitrary Polygon 'centers of face convexity'.
Reason: the faces of this cubit are concave and such default 'center of face convexity' (which by default used to be (0,0)) turned to lie outside the face - which produces strange visual artifacts.