blender/source/gameengine/SceneGraph/SG_Node.cpp
Benoit Bolsee 5e2ee19187 BGE patch: support for partial hierarchy in dupligroup instantiation; removal of links that point to inactive objects during group instantiation.
This situation corresponds to a group containing only a portion
of a parent hierarchy (the Apricot team needed that to avoid
logic duplication). The BGE will instantiate only the
children that are in the group so that it follows the 3D view
more closely.
As a result, the logic links to the objects in the portion of the
hierarchy that was not replicated will point to inactive objects
(if the groups are stored in inactive layers as they should be). 
To keep the logic system consistent, these links are automatically
removed.
This last part of the patch is a general fix that could go in
2.47 but as this situation does not normally occurs in pre-2.47
games, it is not needed.
2008-07-18 19:56:56 +00:00

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#include "SG_Node.h"
#include "SG_ParentRelation.h"
#include <algorithm>
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include <config.h>
#endif
using namespace std;
SG_Node::SG_Node(
void* clientobj,
void* clientinfo,
SG_Callbacks callbacks
)
: SG_Spatial(clientobj,clientinfo,callbacks),
m_SGparent(NULL)
{
}
SG_Node::SG_Node(
const SG_Node & other
) :
SG_Spatial(other),
m_children(other.m_children),
m_SGparent(other.m_SGparent)
{
// nothing to do
}
SG_Node::~SG_Node()
{
}
SG_Node* SG_Node::GetSGReplica()
{
SG_Node* replica = new SG_Node(*this);
if (replica == NULL) return NULL;
ProcessSGReplica(&replica);
return replica;
}
void
SG_Node::
ProcessSGReplica(
SG_Node** replica
){
// Apply the replication call back function.
if (!ActivateReplicationCallback(*replica))
{
delete (*replica);
*replica = NULL;
return;
}
// clear the replica node of it's parent.
static_cast<SG_Node*>(*replica)->m_SGparent = NULL;
if (m_children.begin() != m_children.end())
{
// if this node has children, the replica has too, so clear and clone children
(*replica)->ClearSGChildren();
NodeList::iterator childit;
for (childit = m_children.begin();childit!=m_children.end();++childit)
{
SG_Node* childnode = (*childit)->GetSGReplica();
if (childnode)
(*replica)->AddChild(childnode);
}
}
// Nodes without children and without client object are
// not worth to keep, they will just take up CPU
// This can happen in partial replication of hierarchy
// during group duplication.
if ((*replica)->m_children.empty() &&
(*replica)->GetSGClientObject() == NULL)
{
delete (*replica);
*replica = NULL;
}
}
void
SG_Node::
Destruct()
{
// Not entirely sure what Destruct() expects to happen.
// I think it probably means just to call the DestructionCallback
// in the right order on all the children - rather than free any memory
// We'll delete m_parent_relation now anyway.
delete(m_parent_relation);
m_parent_relation = NULL;
if (m_children.begin() != m_children.end())
{
NodeList::iterator childit;
for (childit = m_children.begin();childit!=m_children.end();++childit)
{
// call the SG_Node destruct method on each of our children }-)
(*childit)->Destruct();
}
}
ActivateDestructionCallback();
}
SG_Node*
SG_Node::
GetSGParent(
) const {
return m_SGparent;
}
void
SG_Node::
SetSGParent(
SG_Node* parent
){
m_SGparent = parent;
}
const
SG_Node*
SG_Node::
GetRootSGParent(
) const {
return (m_SGparent ? (const SG_Node*) m_SGparent->GetRootSGParent() : (const SG_Node*) this);
}
bool
SG_Node::
IsVertexParent()
{
if (m_parent_relation)
{
return m_parent_relation->IsVertexRelation();
}
return false;
}
bool
SG_Node::
IsSlowParent()
{
if (m_parent_relation)
{
return m_parent_relation->IsSlowRelation();
}
return false;
}
void
SG_Node::
DisconnectFromParent(
){
if (m_SGparent)
{
m_SGparent->RemoveChild(this);
m_SGparent = NULL;
}
}
void SG_Node::AddChild(SG_Node* child)
{
m_children.push_back(child);
child->SetSGParent(this); // this way ?
}
void SG_Node::RemoveChild(SG_Node* child)
{
NodeList::iterator childfound = find(m_children.begin(),m_children.end(),child);
if (childfound != m_children.end())
{
m_children.erase(childfound);
}
}
void SG_Node::UpdateWorldData(double time)
{
//if (!GetSGParent())
// return;
if (UpdateSpatialData(GetSGParent(),time))
ActivateUpdateTransformCallback();
// update children's worlddata
for (NodeList::iterator it = m_children.begin();it!=m_children.end();++it)
{
(*it)->UpdateWorldData(time);
}
}
NodeList& SG_Node::GetSGChildren()
{
return this->m_children;
}
const NodeList& SG_Node::GetSGChildren() const
{
return this->m_children;
}
void SG_Node::ClearSGChildren()
{
m_children.clear();
}
void SG_Node::SetSimulatedTime(double time,bool recurse)
{
// update the controllers of this node.
SetControllerTime(time);
// update children's simulate time.
if (recurse)
{
for (NodeList::iterator it = m_children.begin();it!=m_children.end();++it)
{
(*it)->SetSimulatedTime(time,recurse);
}
}
}