genesis-3d_engine/Engine/foundation/math/sphere_.cc

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#include "stdneb.h"
#include "math/sphere_.h" // avoid confilct with ODE sphere.h
namespace Math
{
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
Check if sphere intersects with box.
Taken from "Simple Intersection Tests For Games",
Gamasutra, Oct 18 1999
*/
bool
sphere::intersects(const bbox& box) const
{
n_error("sphere::intersects(): NOT IMPLEMENTED!");
return false;
/*
float s, d = 0;
// find the square of the distance
// from the sphere to the box,
if (p.x < box.vmin.x)
{
s = p.x - box.vmin.x;
d += s*s;
}
else if (p.x > box.vmax.x)
{
s = p.x - box.vmax.x;
d += s*s;
}
if (p.y < box.vmin.y)
{
s = p.y - box.vmin.y;
d += s*s;
}
else if (p.y > box.vmax.y)
{
s = p.y - box.vmax.y;
d += s*s;
}
if (p.z < box.vmin.z)
{
s = p.z - box.vmin.z;
d += s*s;
}
else if (p.z > box.vmax.z)
{
s = p.z - box.vmax.z;
d += s*s;
}
return d <= r*r;
*/
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
Check if 2 moving spheres have contact.
Taken from "Simple Intersection Tests For Games"
article in Gamasutra, Oct 18 1999
@param va [in] distance travelled by 'this'
@param sb [in] the other sphere
@param vb [in] distance travelled by sb
@param u0 [out] normalized intro contact
@param u1 [out] normalized outro contact
*/
bool
sphere::intersect_sweep(const vector& va, const sphere& sb, const vector& vb, float& u0, float& u1) const
{
n_error("sphere::intersect_sweep(): NOT IMPLEMENTED!");
return false;
/*
vector3 vab(vb - va);
vector3 ab(sb.p - p);
float rab = r + sb.r;
// check if spheres are currently overlapping...
if ((ab % ab) <= (rab * rab))
{
u0 = 0.0f;
u1 = 0.0f;
return true;
}
else
{
// check if they hit each other
float a = vab % vab;
if ((a < -TINY) || (a > +TINY))
{
// if a is '0' then the objects don't move relative to each other
float b = (vab % ab) * 2.0f;
float c = (ab % ab) - (rab * rab);
float q = b*b - 4*a*c;
if (q >= 0.0f)
{
// 1 or 2 contacts
float sq = (float) sqrt(q);
float d = 1.0f / (2.0f*a);
float r1 = (-b + sq) * d;
float r2 = (-b - sq) * d;
if (r1 < r2)
{
u0 = r1;
u1 = r2;
}
else
{
u0 = r2;
u1 = r1;
}
return true;
}
else
{
return false;
}
}
else
{
return false;
}
}
*/
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
Project the sphere (defined in global space) to a screen space rectangle,
given the current View and Projection matrices. The method assumes that
the sphere is at least partially visible.
*/
rectangle<scalar>
sphere::project_screen_rh(const matrix44& view, const matrix44& projection, float nearZ) const
{
n_error("sphere::project_screen_rh(): NOT IMPLEMENTED!");
return rectangle<scalar>(0, 0, 0, 0);
/*
// compute center point of the sphere in view space
vector3 viewPos = view * this->p;
if (viewPos.z > -nearZ)
{
viewPos.z = -nearZ;
}
vector3 screenPos = projection.mult_divw(viewPos);
screenPos.y = -screenPos.y;
// compute size of sphere at its front size
float frontZ = viewPos.z + this->r;
if (frontZ > -nearZ)
{
frontZ = -nearZ;
}
vector3 screenSize = projection.mult_divw(vector3(this->r, this->r, frontZ));
screenSize.y = -screenSize.y;
float left = n_saturate(0.5f * (1.0f + (screenPos.x - screenSize.x)));
float right = n_saturate(0.5f * (1.0f + (screenPos.x + screenSize.x)));
float top = n_saturate(0.5f * (1.0f + (screenPos.y + screenSize.y)));
float bottom = n_saturate(0.5f * (1.0f + (screenPos.y - screenSize.y)));
return rectangle(vector2(left, top), vector2(right, bottom));
*/
}
//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
/**
*/
void sphere::transform(const matrix44& m)
{
p = matrix44::transform(m, p);
float num4 = ((m.mx[0][0] * m.mx[0][0]) + (m.mx[1][0] * m.mx[1][0])) + (m.mx[2][0] * m.mx[2][0]);
float num3 = ((m.mx[0][1] * m.mx[0][1]) + (m.mx[1][1] * m.mx[1][1])) + (m.mx[2][1] * m.mx[2][1]);
float num2 = ((m.mx[0][2] * m.mx[0][2]) + (m.mx[1][2] * m.mx[1][2])) + (m.mx[2][2] * m.mx[2][2]);
float num = n_max(num4, n_max(num3, num2));
r = r * ((float)n_sqrt(num));
}
} // namespace Math