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0ad/source/tools/atlas/GameInterface/Handlers/CameraCtrlHandlers.cpp
Ykkrosh ec69bccb2c # Tidied up some code.
- Made some classes not be singletons, since there's no reason why they
should be.
 - Made them non-global too (because globals have unclear lifetimes, and
make it harder to test things, etc). They're now owned by CGameView and
CWorld, and mostly accessed via g_Game or arguments (vaguely trying to
avoid the graphics code calling into the game code).
 - Moved CGameView implementation into pimpl, so the header file isn't
so heavy.
 - Changed a few pointers into references, to indicate that they're
never NULL.

This was SVN commit r4756.
2007-01-08 01:56:46 +00:00

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#include "precompiled.h"
#include "MessageHandler.h"
#include "../GameLoop.h"
#include "../View.h"
#include "maths/Vector3D.h"
#include "maths/Quaternion.h"
#include "ps/Game.h"
#include "renderer/Renderer.h"
#include "graphics/GameView.h"
#include "graphics/CinemaTrack.h"
#include <assert.h>
namespace AtlasMessage {
MESSAGEHANDLER(ScrollConstant)
{
if (g_Game->GetView()->GetCinema()->IsPlaying())
return;
if (msg->dir < 0 || msg->dir > 3)
{
debug_warn("ScrollConstant: invalid direction");
}
else
{
g_GameLoop->input.scrollSpeed[msg->dir] = msg->speed;
}
}
// TODO: change all these g_Game->...GetCamera() bits to use the current View's
// camera instead.
MESSAGEHANDLER(Scroll)
{
if (g_Game->GetView()->GetCinema()->IsPlaying()) // TODO: do this better (probably a separate View class for cinematics)
return;
static CVector3D targetPos;
static float targetDistance = 0.f;
CMatrix3D& camera = g_Game->GetView()->GetCamera()->m_Orientation;
static CVector3D lastCameraPos = camera.GetTranslation();
// Ensure roughly correct motion when dragging is combined with other
// movements.
if (lastCameraPos != camera.GetTranslation())
targetPos += camera.GetTranslation() - lastCameraPos;
// General operation:
//
// When selecting a target point to drag, remember targetPos (a world-space
// point on the terrain, underneath the mouse) and targetDistance (from the
// camera to the target point).
//
// When dragging to a different position, the target point should remain
// under the moved mouse; so calculate the ray through the camera and mouse,
// multiply by targetDistance and add to targetPos, resulting in the required
// camera position.
if (msg->type == eScrollType::FROM)
{
targetPos = msg->pos->GetWorldSpace();
targetDistance = (targetPos - camera.GetTranslation()).GetLength();
}
else if (msg->type == eScrollType::TO)
{
CVector3D origin, dir;
float x, y;
msg->pos->GetScreenSpace(x, y);
g_Game->GetView()->GetCamera()->BuildCameraRay((int)x, (int)y, origin, dir);
dir *= targetDistance;
camera.Translate(targetPos - dir - origin);
g_Game->GetView()->GetCamera()->UpdateFrustum();
}
else
{
debug_warn("Scroll: Invalid type");
}
lastCameraPos = camera.GetTranslation();
}
MESSAGEHANDLER(SmoothZoom)
{
if (g_Game->GetView()->GetCinema()->IsPlaying())
return;
g_GameLoop->input.zoomDelta += msg->amount;
}
MESSAGEHANDLER(RotateAround)
{
if (g_Game->GetView()->GetCinema()->IsPlaying())
return;
static CVector3D focusPos;
static float lastX = 0.f, lastY = 0.f;
CMatrix3D& camera = g_Game->GetView()->GetCamera()->m_Orientation;
if (msg->type == eRotateAroundType::FROM)
{
msg->pos->GetScreenSpace(lastX, lastY); // get mouse position
focusPos = msg->pos->GetWorldSpace(); // get point on terrain under mouse
}
else if (msg->type == eRotateAroundType::TO)
{
float x, y;
msg->pos->GetScreenSpace(x, y); // get mouse position
// Rotate around X and Y axes by amounts depending on the mouse delta
float rotX = 6.f * (y-lastY) / g_Renderer.GetHeight();
float rotY = 6.f * (x-lastX) / g_Renderer.GetWidth();
CQuaternion q0, q1;
q0.FromAxisAngle(camera.GetLeft(), -rotX);
q1.FromAxisAngle(CVector3D(0.f, 1.f, 0.f), rotY);
CQuaternion q = q0*q1;
CVector3D origin = camera.GetTranslation();
CVector3D offset = q.Rotate(origin - focusPos);
q *= camera.GetRotation();
q.Normalize(); // to avoid things blowing up when turning upside-down, for some reason I don't understand
q.ToMatrix(camera);
// Make sure up is still pointing up, regardless of any rounding errors.
// (Maybe this distorts the camera in other ways, but at least the errors
// are far less noticeable to me.)
camera._21 = 0.f; // (_21 = Y component returned by GetLeft())
camera.Translate(focusPos + offset);
g_Game->GetView()->GetCamera()->UpdateFrustum();
lastX = x;
lastY = y;
}
else
{
debug_warn("RotateAround: Invalid type");
}
}
MESSAGEHANDLER(LookAt)
{
// TODO: different camera depending on msg->view
CCamera& camera = View::GetView_Actor()->GetCamera();
CVector3D tgt = msg->target->GetWorldSpace();
CVector3D eye = msg->pos->GetWorldSpace();
tgt.Y = -tgt.Y; // ??? why is this needed?
eye.Y = -eye.Y; // ???
// Based on http://www.opengl.org/documentation/specs/man_pages/hardcopy/GL/html/glu/lookat.html
CVector3D f = tgt - eye;
f.Normalize();
CVector3D s = f.Cross(CVector3D(0, 1, 0));
CVector3D u = s.Cross(f);
s.Normalize(); // (not in that man page, but necessary for correctness, and done by Mesa)
u.Normalize();
CMatrix3D M (
s[0], s[1], s[2], 0,
u[0], u[1], u[2], 0,
-f[0], -f[1], -f[2], 0,
0, 0, 0, 1
);
camera.m_Orientation = M.GetTranspose();
camera.m_Orientation.Translate(-eye);
camera.UpdateFrustum();
}
}