OBJ_WorldAlign.C

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 *
 * This class implements an object that aligns the inherited orientation to the
 * world axes while preserving the location in space. It also illustrates how to
 * hide all the parameters inherited from the base class.
 *
 */

#include "OBJ_WorldAlign.h"
#include <UT/UT_DSOVersion.h>
#include <UT/UT_DMatrix3.h>
#include <OP/OP_OperatorPair.h>
#include <OP/OP_OperatorTable.h>


using namespace HDK_Sample;



// Constructor for new object class
OBJ_WorldAlign::OBJ_WorldAlign( OP_Network *net, 
                                const char *name, OP_Operator *op )
          : OBJ_Geometry(net, name, op)
{
    // initialize local member data here.
}



// virtual destructor for new object class
OBJ_WorldAlign::~OBJ_WorldAlign()
{
}



// this is the template list that defines the new parameters that are
// used by the worldalign object. In this particular case the list is empty
// because we have no new parameters.
static PRM_Template     templatelist[] =
{
    // blank terminating Template.
    PRM_Template()
};



// this function copies the original parameter and then adds an invisible flag
static void
copyParmWithInvisible(PRM_Template &src, PRM_Template &dest)
{
    PRM_Name *  new_name;
   
    new_name = new PRM_Name(src.getToken(), src.getLabel(),
                            src.getExpressionFlag());
    new_name->harden();
    dest.initialize(
            (PRM_Type) (src.getType() | PRM_TYPE_INVISIBLE),
            src.getTypeExtended(),
            src.exportLevel(),
            src.getVectorSize(),
            new_name,
            src.getFactoryDefaults(),
            src.getChoiceListPtr(),
            src.getRangePtr(),
            src.getCallback(),
            src.getSparePtr(),
            src.getParmGroup(),
            (const char *)src.getHelpText(),
            src.getConditionalBasePtr());
}



// this function returns the OP_TemplatePair that combines the parameters
// of this object with those of its ancestors in the (object class hierarchy)
OP_TemplatePair     *
OBJ_WorldAlign::buildTemplatePair(OP_TemplatePair *prevstuff)
{
    OP_TemplatePair     *align, *geo;

    // The parm templates here are not created as a static list because
    // if that static list was built before the OBJbaseTemplate static list
    // (which it references) then that list would be corrupt. Thus we have
    // to force our static list to be created after OBJbaseTemplate.
    static PRM_Template *theTemplate = 0;

    if(!theTemplate)
    {
        PRM_Template    *obj_template;
        int              i;
        int              size;
        UT_String        parm_name;

        obj_template = OBJ_Geometry::getTemplateList(OBJ_PARMS_PLAIN);
        size = PRM_Template::countTemplates( obj_template );
        theTemplate = new PRM_Template[size + 1];   // add +1 for sentinel
        for( i = 0; i < size; i++ )
        {
            theTemplate[i] = obj_template[i];
            theTemplate[i].getToken( parm_name );

            // leave only the translation parameter visible (and its containing
            // switcher)
            if( parm_name != "t" && parm_name != "stdswitcher" )
                copyParmWithInvisible( obj_template[i], theTemplate[i] );
        }
    }

    // Here, we have to "inherit" template pairs from geometry and beyond. To
    // do this, we first need to instantiate our template list, then add the
    // base class templates.
    align = new OP_TemplatePair(templatelist, prevstuff);
    geo   = new OP_TemplatePair(theTemplate, align);

    return geo;
} 



// the myConstructor method is used to create new objects of the correct
// type from the OperatorTable. This method is passed to the OP_Operator
// constructor and then is invoked whenever a new node needs to be created.
OP_Node *
OBJ_WorldAlign::myConstructor(OP_Network *net, const char *name, OP_Operator *op)
{
    return new OBJ_WorldAlign(net, name, op);
}



OP_ERROR
OBJ_WorldAlign::cookMyObj(OP_Context &context)
{
    OP_ERROR    errorstatus;
    UT_DMatrix3 rotation;
    UT_DMatrix4 rotation4;

    // OBJ_Geometry::cookMyObj computes the local and global transform, and
    // dirties the inverse of the global transform matrix. These are stored
    // in myXform, myWorldXform, and myIWorldXform, respectively.
    errorstatus = OBJ_Geometry::cookMyObj(context);

    // get rid of the rotation component in the matrices
    getWorldXform().extractRotate(rotation);
    if( ! rotation.invert() )
    {
        rotation4    = rotation;
        setWorldXform(rotation4 * getWorldXform());
        setLocalXform(rotation4 * getLocalXform());
    }

    return errorstatus;
}



// this function installs the new object in houdini's object table. 
// It is automatically called by Houdini when this dynamic library is loaded.
void
newObjectOperator(OP_OperatorTable *table)
{
    table->addOperator(new OP_Operator(
                "hdk_worldalign",   // operator unique name
                "World Align",      // operator label
                OBJ_WorldAlign::myConstructor,  // node instance constructor
                OBJ_WorldAlign::buildTemplatePair(0), // parameters
                OBJ_WorldAlign::theChildTableName,
                0,      // minimum inputs
                1,      // maximum inputs 
                nullptr));      // variables
}