UP-Viagg-io/Viagg-io/Assets/EzySlice/Framework/Triangulator.cs

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using System;
using System.Collections;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using UnityEngine;
namespace EzySlice {
/**
* Contains static functionality for performing Triangulation on arbitrary vertices.
* Read the individual function descriptions for specific details.
*/
public sealed class Triangulator {
/**
* Represents a 3D Vertex which has been mapped onto a 2D surface
* and is mainly used in MonotoneChain to triangulate a set of vertices
* against a flat plane.
*/
internal struct Mapped2D {
private readonly Vector3 original;
private readonly Vector2 mapped;
public Mapped2D(Vector3 newOriginal, Vector3 u, Vector3 v) {
this.original = newOriginal;
this.mapped = new Vector2(Vector3.Dot(newOriginal, u), Vector3.Dot(newOriginal, v));
}
public Vector2 mappedValue {
get { return this.mapped; }
}
public Vector3 originalValue {
get { return this.original; }
}
}
/**
* Overloaded variant of MonotoneChain which will calculate UV coordinates of the Triangles
* between 0.0 and 1.0 (default).
*
* See MonotoneChain(vertices, normal, tri, TextureRegion) for full explanation
*/
public static bool MonotoneChain(List<Vector3> vertices, Vector3 normal, out List<Triangle> tri) {
// default texture region is in coordinates 0,0 to 1,1
return MonotoneChain(vertices, normal, out tri, new TextureRegion(0.0f, 0.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f));
}
/**
* O(n log n) Convex Hull Algorithm.
* Accepts a list of vertices as Vector3 and triangulates them according to a projection
* plane defined as planeNormal. Algorithm will output vertices, indices and UV coordinates
* as arrays
*/
public static bool MonotoneChain(List<Vector3> vertices, Vector3 normal, out List<Triangle> tri, TextureRegion texRegion) {
int count = vertices.Count;
// we cannot triangulate less than 3 points. Use minimum of 3 points
if (count < 3) {
tri = null;
return false;
}
// first, we map from 3D points into a 2D plane represented by the provided normal
Vector3 u = Vector3.Normalize(Vector3.Cross(normal, Vector3.up));
if (Vector3.zero == u) {
u = Vector3.Normalize(Vector3.Cross(normal, Vector3.forward));
}
Vector3 v = Vector3.Cross(u, normal);
// generate an array of mapped values
Mapped2D[] mapped = new Mapped2D[count];
// these values will be used to generate new UV coordinates later on
float maxDivX = float.MinValue;
float maxDivY = float.MinValue;
float minDivX = float.MaxValue;
float minDivY = float.MaxValue;
// map the 3D vertices into the 2D mapped values
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
Vector3 vertToAdd = vertices[i];
Mapped2D newMappedValue = new Mapped2D(vertToAdd, u, v);
Vector2 mapVal = newMappedValue.mappedValue;
// grab our maximal values so we can map UV's in a proper range
maxDivX = Mathf.Max(maxDivX, mapVal.x);
maxDivY = Mathf.Max(maxDivY, mapVal.y);
minDivX = Mathf.Min(minDivX, mapVal.x);
minDivY = Mathf.Min(minDivY, mapVal.y);
mapped[i] = newMappedValue;
}
// sort our newly generated array values
Array.Sort<Mapped2D>(mapped, (a, b) => {
Vector2 x = a.mappedValue;
Vector2 p = b.mappedValue;
return (x.x < p.x || (x.x == p.x && x.y < p.y)) ? -1 : 1;
});
// our final hull mappings will end up in here
Mapped2D[] hulls = new Mapped2D[count + 1];
int k = 0;
// build the lower hull of the chain
for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
while (k >= 2) {
Vector2 mA = hulls[k - 2].mappedValue;
Vector2 mB = hulls[k - 1].mappedValue;
Vector2 mC = mapped[i].mappedValue;
if (Intersector.TriArea2D(mA.x, mA.y, mB.x, mB.y, mC.x, mC.y) > 0.0f) {
break;
}
k--;
}
hulls[k++] = mapped[i];
}
// build the upper hull of the chain
for (int i = count - 2, t = k + 1; i >= 0; i--) {
while (k >= t) {
Vector2 mA = hulls[k - 2].mappedValue;
Vector2 mB = hulls[k - 1].mappedValue;
Vector2 mC = mapped[i].mappedValue;
if (Intersector.TriArea2D(mA.x, mA.y, mB.x, mB.y, mC.x, mC.y) > 0.0f) {
break;
}
k--;
}
hulls[k++] = mapped[i];
}
// finally we can build our mesh, generate all the variables
// and fill them up
int vertCount = k - 1;
int triCount = (vertCount - 2) * 3;
// this should not happen, but here just in case
if (vertCount < 3) {
tri = null;
return false;
}
// ensure List does not dynamically grow, performing copy ops each time!
tri = new List<Triangle>(triCount / 3);
float width = maxDivX - minDivX;
float height = maxDivY - minDivY;
int indexCount = 1;
// generate both the vertices and uv's in this loop
for (int i = 0; i < triCount; i += 3) {
// the Vertices in our triangle
Mapped2D posA = hulls[0];
Mapped2D posB = hulls[indexCount];
Mapped2D posC = hulls[indexCount + 1];
// generate UV Maps
Vector2 uvA = posA.mappedValue;
Vector2 uvB = posB.mappedValue;
Vector2 uvC = posC.mappedValue;
uvA.x = (uvA.x - minDivX) / width;
uvA.y = (uvA.y - minDivY) / height;
uvB.x = (uvB.x - minDivX) / width;
uvB.y = (uvB.y - minDivY) / height;
uvC.x = (uvC.x - minDivX) / width;
uvC.y = (uvC.y - minDivY) / height;
Triangle newTriangle = new Triangle(posA.originalValue, posB.originalValue, posC.originalValue);
// ensure our UV coordinates are mapped into the requested TextureRegion
newTriangle.SetUV(texRegion.Map(uvA), texRegion.Map(uvB), texRegion.Map(uvC));
// the normals is the same for all vertices since the final mesh is completly flat
newTriangle.SetNormal(normal, normal, normal);
newTriangle.ComputeTangents();
tri.Add(newTriangle);
indexCount++;
}
return true;
}
}
}