Optimize UE1 vertex normal computation.

src/r_data/models/models_ue1.cpp

@@ -83,7 +83,6 @@ void FUE1Model::LoadGeometry()
 		averts = (uint32_t*)(buffer2+sizeof(a3dhead));
 		dxverts = NULL;
 	}
-	weaponPoly = -1;
 	// set counters
 	numVerts = dhead->numverts;
 	numFrames = ahead->numframes;
@@ -109,6 +108,9 @@ void FUE1Model::LoadGeometry()
 					unpackuvert(averts[j+i*numVerts],2),
 					-unpackuvert(averts[j+i*numVerts],1));
 			}
+			// refs will be set later
+			Vert.P.Reset();
+			Vert.nP = 0;
 			// push vertex (without normals, will be calculated later)
 			verts.Push(Vert);
 		}
@@ -130,23 +132,26 @@ void FUE1Model::LoadGeometry()
 			dir[0] = verts[Poly.V[1]+numVerts*j].Pos-verts[Poly.V[0]+numVerts*j].Pos;
 			dir[1] = verts[Poly.V[2]+numVerts*j].Pos-verts[Poly.V[0]+numVerts*j].Pos;
 			Poly.Normals.Push((dir[0]^dir[1]).Unit());
+			// since we're iterating frames, also set references for later
+			for ( int k=0; k<3; k++ )
+			{
+				verts[Poly.V[k]+numVerts*j].P.Push(i);
+				verts[Poly.V[k]+numVerts*j].nP++;
+			}
 		}
 		// push
 		polys.Push(Poly);
 	}
-	// compute normals for vertex arrays
+	// compute normals for vertex arrays (average of all referenced poly normals)
-	// iterates through all polys and compute the average of all facet normals
+	// since we have references listed from before, this saves a lot of time
-	// from those who use this vertex. not pretty, but does the job
+	// without having to loop through the entire model each vertex (especially true for very complex models)
 	for ( int i=0; i<numFrames; i++ )
 	{
 		for ( int j=0; j<numVerts; j++ )
 		{
 			FVector3 nsum = FVector3(0,0,0);
-			for ( int k=0; k<numPolys; k++ )
+			for ( int k=0; k<verts[j+numVerts*i].nP; k++ )
-			{
+				nsum += polys[verts[j+numVerts*i].P[k]].Normals[i];
-				if ( (polys[k].V[0] != j) && (polys[k].V[1] != j) && (polys[k].V[2] != j) ) continue;
-				nsum += polys[k].Normals[i];
-			}
 			verts[j+numVerts*i].Normal = nsum.Unit();
 		}
 	}
@@ -157,8 +162,9 @@ void FUE1Model::LoadGeometry()
 	UE1Group Group;
 	for ( int i=0; i<numPolys; i++ )
 	{
-		// while we're at it, look for the weapon triangle
+		// while we're at it, look for attachment triangles
-		if ( dpolys[i].type&PT_WeaponTriangle ) weaponPoly = i;
+		// technically only one should exist, but we ain't following the specs 100% here
+		if ( dpolys[i].type&PT_WeaponTriangle ) specialPolys.Push(i);
 		if ( curgroup == -1 )
 		{
 			// no group, create it
@@ -195,7 +201,7 @@ void FUE1Model::LoadGeometry()
 void FUE1Model::UnloadGeometry()
 {
 	mDataLoaded = false;
-	weaponPoly = -1;
+	specialPolys.Reset();
 	numVerts = 0;
 	numFrames = 0;
 	numPolys = 0;

src/r_data/models/models_ue1.h

@@ -11,7 +11,7 @@ public:
 		PT_TwoSided = 1,	// like normal, but don't cull backfaces
 		PT_Translucent = 2,	// additive blending
 		PT_Masked = 3,		// draw with alpha testing
-		PT_Modulated = 4,	// overlay-like blending (rgb values below 128 darken, 128 is unchanged, and above 128 lighten)
+		PT_Modulated = 4,	// modulated blending (src*dest*2)
 		// types mask
 		PT_Type = 7,
 		// flags
@@ -84,6 +84,8 @@ private:
 	struct UE1Vertex
 	{
 		FVector3 Pos, Normal;
+		TArray<int> P;	// polys that reference this vertex, used in normal computation to save time
+		int nP;	// count of those polys
 	};
 	struct UE1Poly
 	{
@@ -101,7 +103,7 @@ private:
 	int numFrames;
 	int numPolys;
 	int numGroups;
-	int weaponPoly;	// for future model attachment support, unused for now
+	TArray<int> specialPolys;	// for future model attachment support, unused for now
 
 	TArray<UE1Vertex> verts;
 	TArray<UE1Poly> polys;