RAY_DemoVolumeSphere.C

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 * This is a sample procedural DSO to generate a volumetric sphere
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#include "RAY_DemoVolumeSphere.h"
#include <UT/UT_DSOVersion.h>
#include <UT/UT_Vector3.h>
#include <UT/UT_FloatArray.h>
#include <UT/UT_IntArray.h>
#include <UT/UT_Array.h>
#include <UT/UT_StringArray.h>
#include <VGEO/VGEO_Volume.h>
#include <RAY/RAY_ProceduralFactory.h>

//
// ray_VolumeSphere
//

namespace HDK_Sample {

/// @brief Volume primitive used by @ref RAY/RAY_DemoVolumeSphere.C
class ray_VolumeSphere : public VGEO_Volume
{
public:
    float                getNativeStepSize() const override { return 0.1F; }
    void                 getBoxes(UT_Array<UT_BoundingBox> &boxes,
                                  float radius,
                                  float dbound,
                                  float zerothreshold) const override;
    void                 getAttributeBinding(UT_StringArray &names,
                                             UT_IntArray &sizes) const override;
    void                 evaluate(const UT_Vector3 &pos,
                                  const UT_Filter &filter,
                                  float radius, float time,
                                  int idx, float *data) const override;
    UT_Vector3           gradient(const UT_Vector3 &pos,
                                  const UT_Filter &filter,
                                  float radius, float time,
                                  int idx) const override;
};

}

using namespace HDK_Sample;

void
ray_VolumeSphere::getBoxes(UT_Array<UT_BoundingBox> &boxes,
                            float,
                            float dbound,
                            float) const
{
    // For this example, we simply create a single box which contains the unit
    // sphere which.  It's important to account for the displacement bound
    // (dbound)
    boxes.append(UT_BoundingBox(-1-dbound, -1-dbound, -1-dbound,
                                 1+dbound,  1+dbound,  1+dbound));
}

void
ray_VolumeSphere::getAttributeBinding(UT_StringArray &names,
                                    UT_IntArray &sizes) const
{
    // These are the "VEX" variables we provide to shaders.
    // "density[1]" represents the density of the sphere (1 inside, 0 outside)
    // "radius[1]" is the distance from the origin
    // Both are "float" types.
    //
    // The order in which they are added is used in the evaluate() method below
    names.append("density");
    sizes.append(1);
    names.append("radius");
    sizes.append(1);
}

void
ray_VolumeSphere::evaluate(const UT_Vector3 &pos,
                          const UT_Filter &,
                          float, float,
                          int idx, float *data) const
{
    switch (idx)
    {
        // 0 == "density"
        case 0: data[0] = (pos.length2() < 1.0F) ? 1.0F : 0.0F; break;
        // 1 == "radius"
        case 1: data[0] = pos.length(); break;

        default: UT_ASSERT(0 && "Invalid attribute evaluation");
    }
}

UT_Vector3
ray_VolumeSphere::gradient(const UT_Vector3 &,
                         const UT_Filter &,
                         float, float,
                         int) const
{
    return UT_Vector3(0, 0, 0);
}

//
// RAY_DemoVolumeSphere
//
class ProcDef : public RAY_ProceduralFactory::ProcDefinition
{
public:
    ProcDef()
        : RAY_ProceduralFactory::ProcDefinition("demovolume")
    {
    }
    RAY_Procedural      *create() const override
                                    { return new RAY_DemoVolumeSphere(); }
    RAY_ProceduralArg   *arguments() const override { return nullptr; }
};

void
registerProcedural(RAY_ProceduralFactory *factory)
{
    factory->insert(new ProcDef);
}

RAY_DemoVolumeSphere::RAY_DemoVolumeSphere()
{
}

RAY_DemoVolumeSphere::~RAY_DemoVolumeSphere()
{
}

int
RAY_DemoVolumeSphere::initialize(const UT_BoundingBox *box)
{
    myBox = UT_BoundingBox(-1, -1, -1, 1, 1, 1);
    if (box)
        myBox.enlargeBounds(*box);

    return 1;
}

void
RAY_DemoVolumeSphere::getBoundingBox(UT_BoundingBox &box)
{
    box = myBox;
}

void
RAY_DemoVolumeSphere::render()
{
    RAY_ProceduralChildPtr      obj = createChild();
    obj->addVolume(new ray_VolumeSphere, 0.0F);
}