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* $Id$
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* ***** BEGIN GPL LICENSE BLOCK *****
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* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
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* The Original Code is Copyright (C) 2001-2002 by NaN Holding BV.
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* The Original Code is: all of this file.
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* Contributor(s): none yet.
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* ***** END GPL LICENSE BLOCK *****
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* Scenegraph controller for ipos.
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*/
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#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
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#include <config.h>
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#endif
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2005-11-28 06:51:54 +00:00
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#if defined(_WIN64)
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typedef unsigned __int64 uint_ptr;
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#else
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typedef unsigned long uint_ptr;
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#endif
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#ifdef WIN32
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// This warning tells us about truncation of __long__ stl-generated names.
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// It can occasionally cause DevStudio to have internal compiler warnings.
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#pragma warning( disable : 4786 )
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#endif
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#include "KX_IPO_SGController.h"
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#include "KX_ScalarInterpolator.h"
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#include "KX_GameObject.h"
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#include "KX_IPhysicsController.h"
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Delta Loc/Rot/Scale Ipo curve are now supporting in the BGE with the following limitations:
1. All Ipo channels are now independent.
In Blender 2.45, all 3 Loc Ipo channels were automatically set
together. For example, having just a LocX Ipo channel was sufficient
to fix the X, Y and Z coordinates, with the Y and Z value taken
from the object original Y and Z location in Blender. The same
was true for the 3 Rot and the 3 Scale Ipo channels: the missing
channels were assumed to have constant value taken from the object
original orientation/scale in Blender.
With this patch, all Ipo channels are now independent.
THIS WILL CREATE BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY PROBLEM if you omit to
define the 3 channels of a same type together in your Blend file:
the undefined Loc, Rot, Scale coordinates of the object will
be influenced by the parent/spawner Loc/Rot/Scale in case the
object is a child or dynamically created.
2. Delta Loc, Rot, Scale are now supported with the following
limitations:
- The delta Loc/Rot Ipo modify the object global (NOT local)
location/orientation
- The delta Scale change the object local scale
- The delta Ipo curves are relative to the object starting
Loc/Rot/Scale when the Ipo was first activated; after that, the
delta Ipo becomes global. This means that the object will return
to this initial Loc/Rot/Scale when you later restart the Ipo
curve, even if you had changed the object Loc/Rot/Scale in the
meantime. Of course this applies only to the specific Loc/Rot/Scale
coordinate that are defined in the Ipo channels as the channels
are now independent.
3. When the objects are converted from Blender to the BGE, the
delta Loc/Rot/Scale that might result from initial non-zero values
in delta Ipo Curves will be ignored. However, as soon as the
delta Ipo curve is activated, the non-zero values will be taken
into account and the object will jump to the same Loc/Rot/Scale
situation as in Blender. Note that delta Ipo curves with initial
non-zero values is bad practice; logically, a delta Ipo curver
should always start from 0.
4. If you define both a global and delta channel of the same
type (LocX and DLocX), the result will be a global channel equivalent
to the sum of the two channels (LocX+DLocX).
2008-03-12 21:33:24 +00:00
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#include "DNA_ipo_types.h"
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#include "BLI_arithb.h"
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// All objects should start on frame 1! Will we ever need an object to
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// start on another frame, the 1.0 should change.
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KX_IpoSGController::KX_IpoSGController()
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Delta Loc/Rot/Scale Ipo curve are now supporting in the BGE with the following limitations:
1. All Ipo channels are now independent.
In Blender 2.45, all 3 Loc Ipo channels were automatically set
together. For example, having just a LocX Ipo channel was sufficient
to fix the X, Y and Z coordinates, with the Y and Z value taken
from the object original Y and Z location in Blender. The same
was true for the 3 Rot and the 3 Scale Ipo channels: the missing
channels were assumed to have constant value taken from the object
original orientation/scale in Blender.
With this patch, all Ipo channels are now independent.
THIS WILL CREATE BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY PROBLEM if you omit to
define the 3 channels of a same type together in your Blend file:
the undefined Loc, Rot, Scale coordinates of the object will
be influenced by the parent/spawner Loc/Rot/Scale in case the
object is a child or dynamically created.
2. Delta Loc, Rot, Scale are now supported with the following
limitations:
- The delta Loc/Rot Ipo modify the object global (NOT local)
location/orientation
- The delta Scale change the object local scale
- The delta Ipo curves are relative to the object starting
Loc/Rot/Scale when the Ipo was first activated; after that, the
delta Ipo becomes global. This means that the object will return
to this initial Loc/Rot/Scale when you later restart the Ipo
curve, even if you had changed the object Loc/Rot/Scale in the
meantime. Of course this applies only to the specific Loc/Rot/Scale
coordinate that are defined in the Ipo channels as the channels
are now independent.
3. When the objects are converted from Blender to the BGE, the
delta Loc/Rot/Scale that might result from initial non-zero values
in delta Ipo Curves will be ignored. However, as soon as the
delta Ipo curve is activated, the non-zero values will be taken
into account and the object will jump to the same Loc/Rot/Scale
situation as in Blender. Note that delta Ipo curves with initial
non-zero values is bad practice; logically, a delta Ipo curver
should always start from 0.
4. If you define both a global and delta channel of the same
type (LocX and DLocX), the result will be a global channel equivalent
to the sum of the two channels (LocX+DLocX).
2008-03-12 21:33:24 +00:00
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: m_ipo_as_force(false),
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m_force_ipo_acts_local(false),
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m_modified(true),
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Delta Loc/Rot/Scale Ipo curve are now supporting in the BGE with the following limitations:
1. All Ipo channels are now independent.
In Blender 2.45, all 3 Loc Ipo channels were automatically set
together. For example, having just a LocX Ipo channel was sufficient
to fix the X, Y and Z coordinates, with the Y and Z value taken
from the object original Y and Z location in Blender. The same
was true for the 3 Rot and the 3 Scale Ipo channels: the missing
channels were assumed to have constant value taken from the object
original orientation/scale in Blender.
With this patch, all Ipo channels are now independent.
THIS WILL CREATE BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY PROBLEM if you omit to
define the 3 channels of a same type together in your Blend file:
the undefined Loc, Rot, Scale coordinates of the object will
be influenced by the parent/spawner Loc/Rot/Scale in case the
object is a child or dynamically created.
2. Delta Loc, Rot, Scale are now supported with the following
limitations:
- The delta Loc/Rot Ipo modify the object global (NOT local)
location/orientation
- The delta Scale change the object local scale
- The delta Ipo curves are relative to the object starting
Loc/Rot/Scale when the Ipo was first activated; after that, the
delta Ipo becomes global. This means that the object will return
to this initial Loc/Rot/Scale when you later restart the Ipo
curve, even if you had changed the object Loc/Rot/Scale in the
meantime. Of course this applies only to the specific Loc/Rot/Scale
coordinate that are defined in the Ipo channels as the channels
are now independent.
3. When the objects are converted from Blender to the BGE, the
delta Loc/Rot/Scale that might result from initial non-zero values
in delta Ipo Curves will be ignored. However, as soon as the
delta Ipo curve is activated, the non-zero values will be taken
into account and the object will jump to the same Loc/Rot/Scale
situation as in Blender. Note that delta Ipo curves with initial
non-zero values is bad practice; logically, a delta Ipo curver
should always start from 0.
4. If you define both a global and delta channel of the same
type (LocX and DLocX), the result will be a global channel equivalent
to the sum of the two channels (LocX+DLocX).
2008-03-12 21:33:24 +00:00
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m_ipo_start_initialized(false),
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m_ipotime(1.0)
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{
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m_game_object = NULL;
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Delta Loc/Rot/Scale Ipo curve are now supporting in the BGE with the following limitations:
1. All Ipo channels are now independent.
In Blender 2.45, all 3 Loc Ipo channels were automatically set
together. For example, having just a LocX Ipo channel was sufficient
to fix the X, Y and Z coordinates, with the Y and Z value taken
from the object original Y and Z location in Blender. The same
was true for the 3 Rot and the 3 Scale Ipo channels: the missing
channels were assumed to have constant value taken from the object
original orientation/scale in Blender.
With this patch, all Ipo channels are now independent.
THIS WILL CREATE BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY PROBLEM if you omit to
define the 3 channels of a same type together in your Blend file:
the undefined Loc, Rot, Scale coordinates of the object will
be influenced by the parent/spawner Loc/Rot/Scale in case the
object is a child or dynamically created.
2. Delta Loc, Rot, Scale are now supported with the following
limitations:
- The delta Loc/Rot Ipo modify the object global (NOT local)
location/orientation
- The delta Scale change the object local scale
- The delta Ipo curves are relative to the object starting
Loc/Rot/Scale when the Ipo was first activated; after that, the
delta Ipo becomes global. This means that the object will return
to this initial Loc/Rot/Scale when you later restart the Ipo
curve, even if you had changed the object Loc/Rot/Scale in the
meantime. Of course this applies only to the specific Loc/Rot/Scale
coordinate that are defined in the Ipo channels as the channels
are now independent.
3. When the objects are converted from Blender to the BGE, the
delta Loc/Rot/Scale that might result from initial non-zero values
in delta Ipo Curves will be ignored. However, as soon as the
delta Ipo curve is activated, the non-zero values will be taken
into account and the object will jump to the same Loc/Rot/Scale
situation as in Blender. Note that delta Ipo curves with initial
non-zero values is bad practice; logically, a delta Ipo curver
should always start from 0.
4. If you define both a global and delta channel of the same
type (LocX and DLocX), the result will be a global channel equivalent
to the sum of the two channels (LocX+DLocX).
2008-03-12 21:33:24 +00:00
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for (int i=0; i < KX_MAX_IPO_CHANNELS; i++)
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m_ipo_channels_active[i] = false;
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}
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void KX_IpoSGController::SetOption(
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int option,
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int value)
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{
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switch (option) {
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case SG_CONTR_IPO_IPO_AS_FORCE:
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m_ipo_as_force = (value != 0);
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m_modified = true;
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break;
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case SG_CONTR_IPO_FORCES_ACT_LOCAL:
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m_force_ipo_acts_local = (value != 0);
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m_modified = true;
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break;
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default:
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; /* just ignore the rest */
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}
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}
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void
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KX_IpoSGController::UpdateSumoReference(
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)
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{
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if (m_game_object) {
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}
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}
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void
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KX_IpoSGController::SetGameObject(
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KX_GameObject* go
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)
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{
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m_game_object = go;
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}
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bool KX_IpoSGController::Update(double currentTime)
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{
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if (m_modified)
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{
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T_InterpolatorList::iterator i;
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for (i = m_interpolators.begin(); !(i == m_interpolators.end()); ++i) {
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(*i)->Execute(m_ipotime);//currentTime);
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}
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SG_Spatial* ob = (SG_Spatial*)m_pObject;
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Delta Loc/Rot/Scale Ipo curve are now supporting in the BGE with the following limitations:
1. All Ipo channels are now independent.
In Blender 2.45, all 3 Loc Ipo channels were automatically set
together. For example, having just a LocX Ipo channel was sufficient
to fix the X, Y and Z coordinates, with the Y and Z value taken
from the object original Y and Z location in Blender. The same
was true for the 3 Rot and the 3 Scale Ipo channels: the missing
channels were assumed to have constant value taken from the object
original orientation/scale in Blender.
With this patch, all Ipo channels are now independent.
THIS WILL CREATE BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY PROBLEM if you omit to
define the 3 channels of a same type together in your Blend file:
the undefined Loc, Rot, Scale coordinates of the object will
be influenced by the parent/spawner Loc/Rot/Scale in case the
object is a child or dynamically created.
2. Delta Loc, Rot, Scale are now supported with the following
limitations:
- The delta Loc/Rot Ipo modify the object global (NOT local)
location/orientation
- The delta Scale change the object local scale
- The delta Ipo curves are relative to the object starting
Loc/Rot/Scale when the Ipo was first activated; after that, the
delta Ipo becomes global. This means that the object will return
to this initial Loc/Rot/Scale when you later restart the Ipo
curve, even if you had changed the object Loc/Rot/Scale in the
meantime. Of course this applies only to the specific Loc/Rot/Scale
coordinate that are defined in the Ipo channels as the channels
are now independent.
3. When the objects are converted from Blender to the BGE, the
delta Loc/Rot/Scale that might result from initial non-zero values
in delta Ipo Curves will be ignored. However, as soon as the
delta Ipo curve is activated, the non-zero values will be taken
into account and the object will jump to the same Loc/Rot/Scale
situation as in Blender. Note that delta Ipo curves with initial
non-zero values is bad practice; logically, a delta Ipo curver
should always start from 0.
4. If you define both a global and delta channel of the same
type (LocX and DLocX), the result will be a global channel equivalent
to the sum of the two channels (LocX+DLocX).
2008-03-12 21:33:24 +00:00
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//initialization on the first frame of the IPO
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if (! m_ipo_start_initialized && currentTime > 0.0) {
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m_ipo_start_point = ob->GetLocalPosition();
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m_ipo_start_orient = ob->GetLocalOrientation();
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m_ipo_start_scale = ob->GetLocalScale();
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m_ipo_start_initialized = true;
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}
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//modifies position?
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if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_LOC_X] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_LOC_Y] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_LOC_Z] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DLOC_X] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DLOC_Y] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DLOC_Z])
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{
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if (m_ipo_as_force == true)
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{
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if (m_game_object && ob)
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{
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m_game_object->GetPhysicsController()->ApplyForce(m_force_ipo_acts_local ?
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ob->GetWorldOrientation() * m_ipo_xform.GetPosition() :
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m_ipo_xform.GetPosition(), false);
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}
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Delta Loc/Rot/Scale Ipo curve are now supporting in the BGE with the following limitations:
1. All Ipo channels are now independent.
In Blender 2.45, all 3 Loc Ipo channels were automatically set
together. For example, having just a LocX Ipo channel was sufficient
to fix the X, Y and Z coordinates, with the Y and Z value taken
from the object original Y and Z location in Blender. The same
was true for the 3 Rot and the 3 Scale Ipo channels: the missing
channels were assumed to have constant value taken from the object
original orientation/scale in Blender.
With this patch, all Ipo channels are now independent.
THIS WILL CREATE BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY PROBLEM if you omit to
define the 3 channels of a same type together in your Blend file:
the undefined Loc, Rot, Scale coordinates of the object will
be influenced by the parent/spawner Loc/Rot/Scale in case the
object is a child or dynamically created.
2. Delta Loc, Rot, Scale are now supported with the following
limitations:
- The delta Loc/Rot Ipo modify the object global (NOT local)
location/orientation
- The delta Scale change the object local scale
- The delta Ipo curves are relative to the object starting
Loc/Rot/Scale when the Ipo was first activated; after that, the
delta Ipo becomes global. This means that the object will return
to this initial Loc/Rot/Scale when you later restart the Ipo
curve, even if you had changed the object Loc/Rot/Scale in the
meantime. Of course this applies only to the specific Loc/Rot/Scale
coordinate that are defined in the Ipo channels as the channels
are now independent.
3. When the objects are converted from Blender to the BGE, the
delta Loc/Rot/Scale that might result from initial non-zero values
in delta Ipo Curves will be ignored. However, as soon as the
delta Ipo curve is activated, the non-zero values will be taken
into account and the object will jump to the same Loc/Rot/Scale
situation as in Blender. Note that delta Ipo curves with initial
non-zero values is bad practice; logically, a delta Ipo curver
should always start from 0.
4. If you define both a global and delta channel of the same
type (LocX and DLocX), the result will be a global channel equivalent
to the sum of the two channels (LocX+DLocX).
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}
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else
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{
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//by default, leave object as it stands
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MT_Point3 newPosition = ob->GetLocalPosition();
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//apply separate IPO channels if there is any data in them
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//Loc and dLoc act by themselves or are additive
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//LocX and dLocX
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if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_LOC_X]) {
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newPosition[0] = (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DLOC_X] ? m_ipo_xform.GetPosition()[0] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaPosition()[0] : m_ipo_xform.GetPosition()[0]);
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}
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else if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DLOC_X] && m_ipo_start_initialized) {
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newPosition[0] = (m_ipo_start_point[0] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaPosition()[0]);
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}
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//LocY and dLocY
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if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_LOC_Y]) {
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newPosition[1] = (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DLOC_Y] ? m_ipo_xform.GetPosition()[1] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaPosition()[1] : m_ipo_xform.GetPosition()[1]);
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}
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else if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DLOC_Y] && m_ipo_start_initialized) {
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newPosition[1] = (m_ipo_start_point[1] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaPosition()[1]);
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}
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//LocZ and dLocZ
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if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_LOC_Z]) {
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newPosition[2] = (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DLOC_Z] ? m_ipo_xform.GetPosition()[2] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaPosition()[2] : m_ipo_xform.GetPosition()[2]);
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}
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else if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DLOC_Z] && m_ipo_start_initialized) {
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newPosition[2] = (m_ipo_start_point[2] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaPosition()[2]);
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}
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ob->SetLocalPosition(newPosition);
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}
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}
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Delta Loc/Rot/Scale Ipo curve are now supporting in the BGE with the following limitations:
1. All Ipo channels are now independent.
In Blender 2.45, all 3 Loc Ipo channels were automatically set
together. For example, having just a LocX Ipo channel was sufficient
to fix the X, Y and Z coordinates, with the Y and Z value taken
from the object original Y and Z location in Blender. The same
was true for the 3 Rot and the 3 Scale Ipo channels: the missing
channels were assumed to have constant value taken from the object
original orientation/scale in Blender.
With this patch, all Ipo channels are now independent.
THIS WILL CREATE BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY PROBLEM if you omit to
define the 3 channels of a same type together in your Blend file:
the undefined Loc, Rot, Scale coordinates of the object will
be influenced by the parent/spawner Loc/Rot/Scale in case the
object is a child or dynamically created.
2. Delta Loc, Rot, Scale are now supported with the following
limitations:
- The delta Loc/Rot Ipo modify the object global (NOT local)
location/orientation
- The delta Scale change the object local scale
- The delta Ipo curves are relative to the object starting
Loc/Rot/Scale when the Ipo was first activated; after that, the
delta Ipo becomes global. This means that the object will return
to this initial Loc/Rot/Scale when you later restart the Ipo
curve, even if you had changed the object Loc/Rot/Scale in the
meantime. Of course this applies only to the specific Loc/Rot/Scale
coordinate that are defined in the Ipo channels as the channels
are now independent.
3. When the objects are converted from Blender to the BGE, the
delta Loc/Rot/Scale that might result from initial non-zero values
in delta Ipo Curves will be ignored. However, as soon as the
delta Ipo curve is activated, the non-zero values will be taken
into account and the object will jump to the same Loc/Rot/Scale
situation as in Blender. Note that delta Ipo curves with initial
non-zero values is bad practice; logically, a delta Ipo curver
should always start from 0.
4. If you define both a global and delta channel of the same
type (LocX and DLocX), the result will be a global channel equivalent
to the sum of the two channels (LocX+DLocX).
2008-03-12 21:33:24 +00:00
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//modifies orientation?
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if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_ROT_X] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_ROT_Y] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_ROT_Z] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DROT_X] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DROT_Y] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DROT_Z]) {
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2002-10-12 11:37:38 +00:00
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if (m_ipo_as_force) {
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2005-03-25 10:33:39 +00:00
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2004-03-22 22:02:18 +00:00
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if (m_game_object && ob) {
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m_game_object->ApplyTorque(m_force_ipo_acts_local ?
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ob->GetWorldOrientation() * m_ipo_xform.GetEulerAngles() :
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m_ipo_xform.GetEulerAngles(), false);
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}
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2002-10-12 11:37:38 +00:00
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} else {
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Delta Loc/Rot/Scale Ipo curve are now supporting in the BGE with the following limitations:
1. All Ipo channels are now independent.
In Blender 2.45, all 3 Loc Ipo channels were automatically set
together. For example, having just a LocX Ipo channel was sufficient
to fix the X, Y and Z coordinates, with the Y and Z value taken
from the object original Y and Z location in Blender. The same
was true for the 3 Rot and the 3 Scale Ipo channels: the missing
channels were assumed to have constant value taken from the object
original orientation/scale in Blender.
With this patch, all Ipo channels are now independent.
THIS WILL CREATE BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY PROBLEM if you omit to
define the 3 channels of a same type together in your Blend file:
the undefined Loc, Rot, Scale coordinates of the object will
be influenced by the parent/spawner Loc/Rot/Scale in case the
object is a child or dynamically created.
2. Delta Loc, Rot, Scale are now supported with the following
limitations:
- The delta Loc/Rot Ipo modify the object global (NOT local)
location/orientation
- The delta Scale change the object local scale
- The delta Ipo curves are relative to the object starting
Loc/Rot/Scale when the Ipo was first activated; after that, the
delta Ipo becomes global. This means that the object will return
to this initial Loc/Rot/Scale when you later restart the Ipo
curve, even if you had changed the object Loc/Rot/Scale in the
meantime. Of course this applies only to the specific Loc/Rot/Scale
coordinate that are defined in the Ipo channels as the channels
are now independent.
3. When the objects are converted from Blender to the BGE, the
delta Loc/Rot/Scale that might result from initial non-zero values
in delta Ipo Curves will be ignored. However, as soon as the
delta Ipo curve is activated, the non-zero values will be taken
into account and the object will jump to the same Loc/Rot/Scale
situation as in Blender. Note that delta Ipo curves with initial
non-zero values is bad practice; logically, a delta Ipo curver
should always start from 0.
4. If you define both a global and delta channel of the same
type (LocX and DLocX), the result will be a global channel equivalent
to the sum of the two channels (LocX+DLocX).
2008-03-12 21:33:24 +00:00
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double yaw, pitch, roll; //final Euler angles
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double tempYaw=0, tempPitch=0, tempRoll=0; //temp holders
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ob->GetLocalOrientation().getEuler(yaw, pitch, roll);
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//RotX and dRotX
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if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_ROT_X]) {
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yaw = (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DROT_X] ? (m_ipo_xform.GetEulerAngles()[0] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaEulerAngles()[0]) : m_ipo_xform.GetEulerAngles()[0] );
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}
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else if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DROT_X] && m_ipo_start_initialized) {
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m_ipo_start_orient.getEuler(tempYaw, tempPitch, tempRoll);
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yaw = tempYaw + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaEulerAngles()[0];
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}
|
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//RotY dRotY
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if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_ROT_Y]) {
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pitch = (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DROT_Y] ? (m_ipo_xform.GetEulerAngles()[1] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaEulerAngles()[1]) : m_ipo_xform.GetEulerAngles()[1] );
|
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}
|
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else if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DROT_Y] && m_ipo_start_initialized) {
|
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m_ipo_start_orient.getEuler(tempYaw, tempPitch, tempRoll);
|
|
|
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pitch = tempPitch + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaEulerAngles()[1];
|
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}
|
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|
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//RotZ and dRotZ
|
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if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_ROT_Z]) {
|
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roll = (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DROT_Z] ? (m_ipo_xform.GetEulerAngles()[2] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaEulerAngles()[2]) : m_ipo_xform.GetEulerAngles()[2] );
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
else if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DROT_Z] && m_ipo_start_initialized) {
|
|
|
|
m_ipo_start_orient.getEuler(tempYaw, tempPitch, tempRoll);
|
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|
|
roll = tempRoll + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaEulerAngles()[2];
|
|
|
|
}
|
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|
|
|
|
|
|
ob->SetLocalOrientation(MT_Vector3(yaw, pitch, roll));
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2002-10-12 11:37:38 +00:00
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
}
|
Delta Loc/Rot/Scale Ipo curve are now supporting in the BGE with the following limitations:
1. All Ipo channels are now independent.
In Blender 2.45, all 3 Loc Ipo channels were automatically set
together. For example, having just a LocX Ipo channel was sufficient
to fix the X, Y and Z coordinates, with the Y and Z value taken
from the object original Y and Z location in Blender. The same
was true for the 3 Rot and the 3 Scale Ipo channels: the missing
channels were assumed to have constant value taken from the object
original orientation/scale in Blender.
With this patch, all Ipo channels are now independent.
THIS WILL CREATE BACKWARD COMPATIBILITY PROBLEM if you omit to
define the 3 channels of a same type together in your Blend file:
the undefined Loc, Rot, Scale coordinates of the object will
be influenced by the parent/spawner Loc/Rot/Scale in case the
object is a child or dynamically created.
2. Delta Loc, Rot, Scale are now supported with the following
limitations:
- The delta Loc/Rot Ipo modify the object global (NOT local)
location/orientation
- The delta Scale change the object local scale
- The delta Ipo curves are relative to the object starting
Loc/Rot/Scale when the Ipo was first activated; after that, the
delta Ipo becomes global. This means that the object will return
to this initial Loc/Rot/Scale when you later restart the Ipo
curve, even if you had changed the object Loc/Rot/Scale in the
meantime. Of course this applies only to the specific Loc/Rot/Scale
coordinate that are defined in the Ipo channels as the channels
are now independent.
3. When the objects are converted from Blender to the BGE, the
delta Loc/Rot/Scale that might result from initial non-zero values
in delta Ipo Curves will be ignored. However, as soon as the
delta Ipo curve is activated, the non-zero values will be taken
into account and the object will jump to the same Loc/Rot/Scale
situation as in Blender. Note that delta Ipo curves with initial
non-zero values is bad practice; logically, a delta Ipo curver
should always start from 0.
4. If you define both a global and delta channel of the same
type (LocX and DLocX), the result will be a global channel equivalent
to the sum of the two channels (LocX+DLocX).
2008-03-12 21:33:24 +00:00
|
|
|
//modifies scale?
|
|
|
|
if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_SIZE_X] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_SIZE_Y] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_SIZE_Z] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DSIZE_X] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DSIZE_Y] || m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DSIZE_Z]) {
|
|
|
|
//default is no scale change
|
|
|
|
MT_Vector3 newScale = ob->GetLocalScale();
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_SIZE_X]) {
|
|
|
|
newScale[0] = (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DSIZE_X] ? (m_ipo_xform.GetScaling()[0] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaScaling()[0]) : m_ipo_xform.GetScaling()[0]);
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
else if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DSIZE_X] && m_ipo_start_initialized) {
|
|
|
|
newScale[0] = (m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaScaling()[0] + m_ipo_start_scale[0]);
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
//RotY dRotY
|
|
|
|
if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_SIZE_Y]) {
|
|
|
|
newScale[1] = (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DSIZE_Y] ? (m_ipo_xform.GetScaling()[1] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaScaling()[1]): m_ipo_xform.GetScaling()[1]);
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
else if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DSIZE_Y] && m_ipo_start_initialized) {
|
|
|
|
newScale[1] = (m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaScaling()[1] + m_ipo_start_scale[1]);
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
//RotZ and dRotZ
|
|
|
|
if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_SIZE_Z]) {
|
|
|
|
newScale[2] = (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DSIZE_Z] ? (m_ipo_xform.GetScaling()[2] + m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaScaling()[2]) : m_ipo_xform.GetScaling()[2]);
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
else if (m_ipo_channels_active[OB_DSIZE_Z] && m_ipo_start_initialized) {
|
|
|
|
newScale[2] = (m_ipo_xform.GetDeltaScaling()[2] + m_ipo_start_scale[2]);
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
ob->SetLocalScale(newScale);
|
|
|
|
}
|
2002-10-12 11:37:38 +00:00
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
m_modified=false;
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
return false;
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
void KX_IpoSGController::AddInterpolator(KX_IInterpolator* interp)
|
|
|
|
{
|
|
|
|
this->m_interpolators.push_back(interp);
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
SG_Controller* KX_IpoSGController::GetReplica(class SG_Node* destnode)
|
|
|
|
{
|
|
|
|
KX_IpoSGController* iporeplica = new KX_IpoSGController(*this);
|
|
|
|
// clear object that ipo acts on in the replica.
|
|
|
|
iporeplica->ClearObject();
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
// dirty hack, ask Gino for a better solution in the ipo implementation
|
|
|
|
// hacken en zagen, in what we call datahiding, not written for replication :(
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
T_InterpolatorList oldlist = m_interpolators;
|
|
|
|
iporeplica->m_interpolators.clear();
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
T_InterpolatorList::iterator i;
|
|
|
|
for (i = oldlist.begin(); !(i == oldlist.end()); ++i) {
|
|
|
|
KX_ScalarInterpolator* copyipo = new KX_ScalarInterpolator(*((KX_ScalarInterpolator*)*i));
|
|
|
|
iporeplica->AddInterpolator(copyipo);
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
MT_Scalar* scaal = ((KX_ScalarInterpolator*)*i)->GetTarget();
|
2005-11-28 06:51:54 +00:00
|
|
|
uint_ptr orgbase = (uint_ptr)&m_ipo_xform;
|
|
|
|
uint_ptr orgloc = (uint_ptr)scaal;
|
|
|
|
uint_ptr offset = orgloc-orgbase;
|
|
|
|
uint_ptr newaddrbase = (uint_ptr)&iporeplica->m_ipo_xform;
|
2002-10-12 11:37:38 +00:00
|
|
|
newaddrbase += offset;
|
|
|
|
MT_Scalar* blaptr = (MT_Scalar*) newaddrbase;
|
|
|
|
copyipo->SetNewTarget((MT_Scalar*)blaptr);
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
return iporeplica;
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
KX_IpoSGController::~KX_IpoSGController()
|
|
|
|
{
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
T_InterpolatorList::iterator i;
|
|
|
|
for (i = m_interpolators.begin(); !(i == m_interpolators.end()); ++i) {
|
|
|
|
delete (*i);
|
|
|
|
}
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
}
|