patipano

17th February 2012 13:35 UTC

How to create cubic room DM
Please show me or explain the code of box-like(room) dynamic movement. I cant understand such a code :cry:

Example Presets:
Tuggummi - Let me out!
UnConeD - Cubic Flower

patipano

19th February 2012 15:33 UTC

Example Code (UnConeD - Watercolorcube):

Init:
t=rand(100);rx=1.57;ry=1.57;rx=0;ry=0;pt=0;bt=0

Frame:
sd=sd*.9+getspec(0,.1,0)*.1;
sd2=sd2*.9+getspec(0,.05,0)*.1;
t=t+0.19+sd*.75;pt=pt+.25+sd2*.5;
ox=sin(pt*.1231);oy=sin(pt*.1);oz=cos(pt*.0913);
ol=-bt*.5+3/sqrt(sqr(ox)+sqr(oy)+sqr(oz));
ox=ox*ol;oy=oy*ol;oz=oz*ol;
rxo=sin(t*.0373)*cos(t*0.0563)*sin(cos(t*.0631))*.5;
ryo=sin(t*.0511)*cos(t*0.071)*sin(cos(t*.0415))*.5;
ry=-atan2(ox,oz)+ryo;
rx=-atan2(oy,sqrt(sqr(ox)+sqr(oz)))+rxo;
rz=sin(t*.053)*cos(t*.117)*sin(cos(t*.0651));
cx=cos(rx);sx=sin(rx);cy=cos(ry);sy=sin(ry);cz=cos(rz);sz=sin(rz);
bt=bt*.9;af=h/w

Beat:
pt=pt+55*max(0,getspec(0,.1,0)*3-1.5);
bt=1

Pixel:
y=y*af;
dx1=x*cz-y*sz;
dy1=x*sz+y*cz;
dy2=dy1*cx-1.2*sx;
dz2=dy1*sx+1.2*cx;
dx3=dx1*cy-dz2*sy;
dz3=dx1*sy+dz2*cy;
k1=((oz-sign(dz3))/dz3);
k1=if(below(k1,0),-1000,k1);
k2=((oy-sign(dy2))/dy2);
k2=if(below(k2,0),-1000,k2);
k3=((ox-sign(dx3))/dx3);
k3=if(below(k3,0),-1000,k3);
k=max(max(k1,k2),k3);
ix=-ox+dx3*k;iy=-oy+dy2*k;iz=-oz+dz3*k;
alpha=bnot(equal(k,-100));
x=if(equal(k,k3),iy,ix)*.9;
y=if(equal(k,k1),iy,iz)*.9;
d=max(abs(x),abs(y));
alpha=if(bor(above(k,10),below(k,0)),0,1.8-sqr(d+.5)+.2);

jheriko

15th April 2012 22:30 UTC

this code performs a raytrace - with some hacks - to achieve its effect. the idea is to get the equation of a line, from a direction and start position, and intersect it with the equations of planes describing the cube to find the texture coordinates we want on the cube's surface.

ox,oy,oz are a camera position

y=y*af is aspect ratio correction

the big block of code involving sx, cx, sy... are rotations

the k = lines are solving the raytrace and picking the correct solution

x and y are then set based on the results. these are texture coordinates. alpha provides the fading to hide ugly edges.

if you try and recreate this approach from scratch without copying code you should get a good understanding of the technique and be able to apply it to arbitrary situations...

AVS code like this is not easy to pick apart or follow, the coding style we all used to use, the lack of comments and the obscurity of the problems all pile up to make it very difficult.

patipano

18th July 2012 06:24 UTC

Could you show me a general equation of k?
Does it (ray tracing) involving with calculus? (Partial Derivative, Integral, Tangent plane, etc)