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CS3451-P5

CS3451-P5. Rolling a disk on a triangle mesh. Show path. Define a data structure for the path (points+normals) pt [] gP = new pt[5000]; // path points vec [] gN = new vec[5000]; // path normaLS vec gD = new vec (1,0,0); // current direction

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CS3451-P5

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  1. CS3451-P5 • Rolling a disk on a triangle mesh

  2. Show path • Define a data structure for the path (points+normals) • pt [] gP = new pt[5000]; // path points • vec [] gN = new vec[5000]; // path normaLS • vec gD = new vec (1,0,0); // current direction • int gn = 0; // number of path points • int gm = 0; // number of last undisplayed steps • Visualize it (a bit offset from the surface) • Let the user add points • By clicking void keys() {… if (key=='r') {C.setMark(); M.hitTriangle(); M.gstart();}; if (key=='t') {C.setMark(); M.hitTriangle(); M.gextend();};

  3. Start the path • User click selects corner c and sets mark (green) if (key=='r') {C.setMark(); M.hitTriangle(); M.gstart(); }; void gstart() { gP[0]=g(c); …… }; Compute exit point S1 on opposite edge Compute edge-normal at S1 Compute new (reflected) D Show them all

  4. Extend the path if (key=='t') {M.gextend(); if (jumps) M.gjump(C);}; void gextend(){vec N = cross(triNormal(t(c)),gD); if (dot(N,V(gP[gn-1],g(c)))>0) c=n(c); else c=p(c); gmove(); } void gmove() {… Similar to gstart

  5. Smooth normals if (key=='s') {M.gsmoothNormals();}; void gsmoothNormals () {vec[] L = new vec[gn];… // one line

  6. Display a subset of the path int gn = 0; // number of path points int gm = 0; // number of last not displayed steps void keys() { if (key==',') M.gm++; if (key=='.') M.gm--; Useful to compute the path first, then smooth the normals, then roll

  7. Follow the disk with the camera if (key==’J') jumps=!jumps; if (key=='t') {M.gextend(); if (jumps) M.gjump(C);}; void gjump (cam C) { C.F=P(gP[gn-gm-1]); C.E= S(S(C.F,-200,gD),200,gN[gn-gm-1]); C.U=S(-1,gN[gn-gm-1]); C.sD=200; C.pullE(); C.pose(); };

  8. Display disk void gshow() {stroke(red); gshowPath(); stroke(blue); gshowNormals(); stroke(magenta); fill(blue); gshowPoints(); fill(orange); gdisk(30); } void gdisk(float d) {float L=0; // measure length of displayed path (to gm) show polygonized disk above gP[gn-gm-1] using gN[gn-gm-1] and D as basis vectors. rotate it to reflect distance traveled L I show it missing one slice to check the roll (you should put a texture)

  9. Results • 3 hours • 40 lines of code (total)

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