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3D-программирование Вопросы, касающиеся программирования 3D мира |
24.12.2006, 15:14
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Мультитекстуринг
Как использовать мультитекстуринг в Блице?
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24.12.2006, 16:09
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ПроЭктировщик
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Re: Мультитекстуринг
Сообщение от Progger_Leo
Как использовать мультитекстуринг в Блице?
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грузим текстуру tex1
грузим текстуру tex2
грузим объект
EntityTexture объект,tex1,0,0
EntityTexture объект,tex2,0,1
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24.12.2006, 22:32
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Re: Мультитекстуринг
Хм. Я имел ввиду, чтобы например, можно было у куба с разных сторон приставить разную текстуру.
Или я что-то не понял?
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24.12.2006, 23:29
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Re: Мультитекстуринг
Сообщение от Progger_Leo
Или я что-то не понял?
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- Ты что-то не правильно понял
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24.12.2006, 23:35
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Re: Мультитекстуринг
Можете объяснить, чтоб сделать как я предложил выше?
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24.12.2006, 23:39
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Re: Мультитекстуринг
В Максе наложи, так не знаю. А зачем?
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25.12.2006, 01:13
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Re: Мультитекстуринг
cubemap как вариант.
ставиш текстуре 128 флаг.
потом надо юзать команду setcubeface. см. ниже.
SetCubeFace texture,face
Parameters
texture - texture
face - face of cube to select. This should be one of the following values:
0: left (negative X) face
1: forward (positive Z) face - this is the default.
2: right (positive X) face
3: backward (negative Z) face
4: up (positive Y) face
5: down (negative Y) face
Description
Selects a cube face for direct rendering to a texture.
This command should only be used when you wish to draw directly to a cube map texture in real-time. Otherwise, just loading a pre-rendered cube map with a flag of 128 will suffice.
To understand how this command works exactly it is important to recognise that Blitz treats cubemap textures slightly differently to how it treats other textures. Here's how it works...
A cubemap texture in Blitz actually consists of six images, each of which must be square 'power' of two size - e.g. 32, 64, 128 etc. Each corresponds to a particular cube face. These images are stored internally by Blitz, and the texture handle that is returned by LoadTexture/CreateTexture when specifying the cube map flag, only provides access to one of these six images at once (by default the first one, or '0' face).
This is why, when loading a cubemap texture into Blitz using LoadTexture, all the six cube map images must be laid out in a specific order (0-5, as described above), in a horizontal strip. Then Blitz takes this texture and internally converts it into six separate images.
So seeing as the texture handle returned by CreateTexture / LoadTexture only provides access to one of these images at once (no. 1 by default), how do we get access to the other five images? This is where SetCubeFace comes in. It will tell Blitz that whenever you next draw to a cubemap texture, to draw to the particular image representing the face you have specified with the face parameter.
Now you have the ability to draw to a cube map in real-time.
To give you some idea of how this works in code, here's a function that updates a CubeMap in real-time. It works by rendering six different views and copying them to the cube map texture buffer, using SetCube face to specify which particular cubemap image should be drawn to.
; Start of code
Function UpdateCubeMap( tex,camera )
tex_sz=TextureWidth(tex)
;do left view
SetCubeFace tex,0
; copy contents of backbuffer to cube map
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
;do forward view
SetCubeFace tex,1
RotateEntity camera,0,0,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
;do right view
SetCubeFace tex,2
RotateEntity camera,0,-90,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
;do backward view
SetCubeFace tex,3
RotateEntity camera,0,180,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
;do up view
SetCubeFace tex,4
RotateEntity camera,-90,0,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
;do down view
SetCubeFace tex,5
RotateEntity camera,90,0,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
EndFunction
; End of code
All rendering to a texture buffer affects the currently selected face. Do not change the selected cube face while a buffer is locked.
Finally, you may wish to combine the vram 256 flag with the cubic mapping flag when drawing to cube map textures for faster access.
Example
; SetCubeFace Example
; -------------------
width=640
height=480
depth=0
mode=0
Graphics3D width,height,depth,mode
SetBuffer BackBuffer()
; If user's graphics card does not support cubic mapping then quit example
If GfxDriverCaps3D()<110 Then RuntimeError "Sorry, your graphics card does not support cubic environemnt maps."
cam=CreateCamera()
PositionEntity cam,0,10,-10
; Create separate camera for updating cube map - this allows us to manipulate main camera and cube camera which avoids any confusion
cube_cam=CreateCamera()
light=CreateLight()
RotateEntity light,90,0,0
; Load object we will apply cubemap to - the classic teapot
teapot=LoadMesh("media/teapot.x")
ScaleEntity teapot,3,3,3
PositionEntity teapot,0,10,0
; Create some scenery
; ground
ground=CreatePlane()
EntityColor ground,168,133,55
ground_tex=LoadTexture("media/sand.bmp")
ScaleTexture ground_tex,10,10
EntityTexture ground,ground_tex
; sky
sky=CreateSphere(24)
ScaleEntity sky,500,500,500
FlipMesh sky
EntityFX sky,1
sky_tex=LoadTexture("media/sky.bmp")
EntityTexture sky,sky_tex
; cactus
cactus=LoadMesh("media/cactus2.x")
FitMesh cactus,-5,0,-5,2,6,.5
; camel
camel=LoadMesh("media/camel.x")
FitMesh camel,5,0,-5,6,5,4
; Load ufo to give us a dynamic moving object that the cubemap will be able to reflect
ufo_piv=CreatePivot()
PositionEntity ufo_piv,0,15,0
ufo=LoadMesh("media/green_ufo.x",ufo_piv)
PositionEntity ufo,0,0,10
; Create texture with color + cubic environment map + store in vram flags
tex=CreateTexture(256,256,1+128+256)
; Apply cubic environment map to teapot
EntityTexture teapot,tex
While Not KeyDown(1)
; Control camera
; mouse look
mxs#=mxs#+(MouseXSpeed()/5.0)
mys#=mys#+(MouseYSpeed()/5.0)
RotateEntity cam,mys#,-mxs#,0
MoveMouse width/2,height/2
; move camera forwards/backwards/left/right with cursor keys
If KeyDown(200)=True Then MoveEntity cam,0,0,.2 ; move camera forward
If KeyDown(208)=True Then MoveEntity cam,0,0,-.2 ; move camera back
If KeyDown(205)=True Then MoveEntity cam,.2,0,0 ; move camera left
If KeyDown(203)=True Then MoveEntity cam,-.2,0,0 ; move camera right
; Turn ufo pivot, causing child ufo mesh to spin around it (and teapot)
TurnEntity ufo_piv,0,2,0
; Update cubemap
UpdateCubemap(tex,cube_cam,teapot)
RenderWorld
Text 0,0,"Use mouse to look around"
Text 0,20,"Use cursor keys to change camera position"
Flip
Wend
Function UpdateCubemap(tex,camera,entity)
tex_sz=TextureWidth(tex)
; Show the camera we have specifically created for updating the cubemap
ShowEntity camera
; Hide entity that will have cubemap applied to it. This is so we can get cubemap from its position, without it blocking the view
HideEntity entity
; Position camera where the entity is - this is where we will be rendering views from for cubemap
PositionEntity camera,EntityX#(entity),EntityY#(entity),EntityZ#(entity)
CameraClsMode camera,False,True
; Set the camera's viewport so it is the same size as our texture - so we can fit entire screen contents into texture
CameraViewport camera,0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz
; Update cubemap
; do left view
SetCubeFace tex,0
RotateEntity camera,0,90,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
; do forward view
SetCubeFace tex,1
RotateEntity camera,0,0,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
; do right view
SetCubeFace tex,2
RotateEntity camera,0,-90,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
; do backward view
SetCubeFace tex,3
RotateEntity camera,0,180,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
; do up view
SetCubeFace tex,4
RotateEntity camera,-90,0,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
; do down view
SetCubeFace tex,5
RotateEntity camera,90,0,0
RenderWorld
CopyRect 0,0,tex_sz,tex_sz,0,0,BackBuffer(),TextureBuffer(tex)
; Show entity again
ShowEntity entity
; Hide the cubemap camera
HideEntity camera
End Function
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25.12.2006, 18:07
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Re: Мультитекстуринг
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