Distorted Android

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// Copyright 2016 Leszek Koltunski                                                               //

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// This file is part of Distorted.                                                               //

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// Distorted is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify                             //

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// (at your option) any later version.                                                           //

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// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of                                //

// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the                                 //

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package org.distorted.library;

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  private int mNumChildren;   // ==mChildren.length(), but we only create mChildren if the first one gets added

  int[] mFBOH   = new int[1];

  private float mClearDepth;

    mProjectionMatrix = new float[16];

    mWidth = width;

    mHeight= height;

    mFOV = 60.0f;

    mClearG = 0.0f;

    mClearB = 0.0f;

    mClearA = 0.0f;

    mClearDepth = 1.0f;

    }

    {

    if( mWidth>0 && mHeight>1 )

      {

      if( mFOV>0.0f )  // perspective projection

        {

        float right  = +q/2;

        float bottom = -c/2;

        float top    = +c/2;

        float near   =  c/a;

        mDistance    = mHeight/a;

        mDepth       = (int)((far-near)/2);

        Matrix.frustumM(mProjectionMatrix, 0, left, right, bottom, top, near, far);

        }

      else             // parallel projection

        {

        float right  = +mWidth /2.0f;

        float bottom = -mHeight/2.0f;

        float top    = +mHeight/2.0f;

        float near   = mWidth+mHeight-mHeight*(1.0f-mNear);

        mDistance    = mWidth+mHeight;

        float far    = mWidth+mHeight+mHeight*(1.0f-mNear);

        mDepth       = (int)((far-near)/2);

        Matrix.orthoM(mProjectionMatrix, 0, left, right, bottom, top, near, far);

        }

      }

    }

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    {

    int numRenders = 0;

    long lastB=0, currB;

    // If there are no postprocessing effects, just render to THIS.

    // Otherwise, render to a buffer and on each change of Postprocessing Bucket,

    // apply the postprocessing to a whole buffer and merge it.

        {

        //android.util.Log.e("output", "i="+i+" postprocess and merge");

        numRenders += lastP.postprocess(time,this);

        }

        {

        //android.util.Log.e("output", "i="+i+" draw to this");

        numRenders += child.draw(time,this);

        }

        {

        if( mBuffer1==null )

          {

          mBuffer1 = new DistortedFramebuffer(mDepthCreated!=DONT_CREATE, DistortedSurface.TYPE_TREE, mWidth, mHeight);

          mBuffer2 = new DistortedFramebuffer(false                     , DistortedSurface.TYPE_TREE, mWidth, mHeight);

          }

          {

          //android.util.Log.e("output", "i="+i+" postprocess and merge");

          numRenders += currP.postprocess(time,this);

          }

      lastB = currB;

    }

// PUBLIC API

 * Must be called from a thread holding OpenGL Context.

 *

    boolean changed =

*/

    DistortedAttachDaemon.toDo();

      for(int i=0; i<mNumChildren; i++)

        {

    // Watch out: FIRST change topology, only then deal

    // with OpenGL resources. That's because changing Tree

    // can result in additional Framebuffers that would need

    // to be created immediately, before the calls to drawRecursive()

      {

      DistortedSurface.debugLists();

      }

    DistortedRenderState.reset();

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 * Bind this Surface as a Framebuffer we can render to.

 * @param time Present time, in milliseconds. The point: looking at this param the library can figure

 *             out if this is the first time during present frame that this FBO is being set as output.

 *             If so, the library, in addition to binding the Surface for output, also clears the

 *             Surface's color and depth attachments.

    GLES30.glBindFramebuffer(GLES30.GL_FRAMEBUFFER, mFBOH[0]);

    if( mTime!=time )

      {

      mTime = time;

      DistortedRenderState.colorDepthOn();

      GLES30.glClearDepthf(mClearDepth);

      }

/**

 * Set the (R,G,B,A) values of GLES30.glClearColor() to set up color with which to clear

 * this Surface before each render.

 *

 * @param r the Red component. Default: 0.0f

 * @param g the Green component. Default: 0.0f

 * @param b the Blue component. Default: 0.0f

 * @param a the Alpha component. Default: 0.0f

 */

  public void glClearColor(float r, float g, float b, float a)

    {

    mClearR = r;

    mClearG = g;

    mClearB = b;

    mClearA = a;

    }

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/**

 * Set the Depth value of GLES30.glClearDepthf() to set up depth with which to clear

 * the Depth buffer of Surface before each render.

 *

 * @param d the Depth. Default: 1.0f

 */

  public void glClearDepthf(float d)

    {

    mClearDepth = d;

    }

/**

 * Create new Projection matrix.

 *

 * @param fov Vertical 'field of view' of the Projection frustrum (in degrees).

 * @param near Distance between the screen plane and the near plane.

 *             Valid vaules: 0<near<1. When near==0, the Near Plane is exactly at the tip of the

 *             pyramid. When near==1 (illegal!) the near plane is equivalent to the screen plane.

      {

      mFOV = fov;

      }

    if( near<   1.0f && near> 0.0f )

      {

      mNear= near;

      }

    else if( near<=0.0f )

      {

      mNear = 0.01f;

      }

    else if( near>=1.0f )

      {

      mNear=0.99f;

      }

    createProjection();

    }

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 * This method can be safely called mid-render as it doesn't interfere with rendering.

 * @param width The new width.

 * @param height The new height.

    {

    if( mWidth!=width || mHeight!=height )

      {

      mWidth = width;

      mHeight= height;

      mSizeX = width;

      mSizeY = height;

      createProjection();

        }

    }

/**

 * Create a new DEPTH buffer and attach it or (param=false) detach an existing DEPTH attachment and recreate it.

 *

 * @param enable <bold>true</bold> if we want to attach a new DEPTH buffer to the FBO.<br>

 *               <bold>false</bold> if we want to detach the DEPTH attachment.

 */

  public void enableDepth(boolean enable)

    {

      {

      mDepthCreated = NOT_CREATED_YET;

    if( !enable && mDepthCreated!=DONT_CREATE )

    }

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/**

 * Return true if the Surface contains a DEPTH attachment.

 *

 * @return <bold>true</bold> if the FBO contains a DEPTH attachment.

 */

  public boolean hasDepth()

    {

/**

 * Adds a new child to the last position in the list of our Surface's children.

 * We cannot do this mid-render - actual attachment will be done just before the next render, by the

 * DistortedAttachDeamon (by calling attachNow())

 * @param node The new Node to add.

 */

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/**

 * Adds a new child to the last position in the list of our Surface's children.

 * We cannot do this mid-render - actual attachment will be done just before the next render, by the

 * DistortedAttachDeamon (by calling attachNow())

 * @param surface InputSurface to initialize our child Node with.

 * @param effects DistortedEffects to initialize our child Node with.

 * @param mesh MeshObject to initialize our child Node with.

 * @return the newly constructed child Node, or null if we couldn't allocate resources.

 */

    DistortedNode node = new DistortedNode(surface,effects,mesh);

    return node;

    }

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/**

 * This is not really part of the public API. Has to be public only because it is a part of the

 * DistortedAttacheable interface, which should really be a class that we extend here instead but

 * Java has no multiple inheritance.

 *

 */

  public void attachNow(DistortedNode node)

    {

    if( mChildren==null ) mChildren = new ArrayList<>(2);

    mNumChildren++;

    }

/**

 * Removes the first occurrence of a specified child from the list of children of our Surface.

 * <p>

 * A bit questionable method as there can be many different Nodes attached as children, some

 * of them having the same Effects but - for instance - different Mesh. Use with care.

 * <p>

 * We cannot do this mid-render - actual detachment will be done just before the next render, by the

 * DistortedAttachDeamon (by calling detachNow())

 *

 * @param effects DistortedEffects to remove.

 */

  public void detach(DistortedEffects effects)

    {

    long id = effects.getID();

    DistortedNode node;

    for(int i=0; i<mNumChildren; i++)

      {

      node = mChildren.get(i);

      if( node.getEffects().getID()==id )

        {

        break;

        }

      }

    if( !detached )

      {

      // if we failed to detach any, it still might be the case that

      // there's a job in Daemon's queue that we need to cancel.

      DistortedAttachDaemon.cancelAttachJobs(this,effects);

      }

/**

 * Removes the first occurrence of a specified child from the list of children of our Surface.

 * We cannot do this mid-render - actual attachment will be done just before the next render, by the

 * DistortedAttachDeamon (by calling detachNow())

 *

 * @param node The Node to remove.

 */

  public void detach(DistortedNode node)

    {

    DistortedAttachDaemon.detach(this,node);

    }

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/**

 * This is not really part of the public API. Has to be public only because it is a part of the

 * DistortedAttacheable interface, which should really be a class that we extend here instead but

 * Java has no multiple inheritance.

 */

      mNumChildren--;

      }

    }

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/**

 * Removes all children Nodes.

 * We cannot do this mid-render - actual attachment will be done just before the next render, by the

 * DistortedAttachDeamon (by calling detachAllNow())

 */

  public void detachAll()

    {

    DistortedAttachDaemon.detachAll(this);

    }

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/**

 * This is not really part of the public API. Has to be public only because it is a part of the

 * DistortedAttacheable interface, which should really be a class that we extend here instead but

 * Java has no multiple inheritance.

 * @y.exclude

      {

      mNumChildren = 0;

      mChildren.clear();

      }