raze/source/core/rendering/scene/hw_bunchdrawer.cpp
Christoph Oelckers 7a03967ceb - fixed clipping info not properly reset when rendering the scene in two passes.
We need to reset the gotsector array for that, but since we also need the accumulate result of both passes there's now two such arrays.
2021-04-07 16:52:17 +02:00

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/*
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#include "hw_drawinfo.h"
#include "hw_bunchdrawer.h"
#include "hw_clipper.h"
#include "hw_clock.h"
#include "hw_drawstructs.h"
#include "automap.h"
#include "gamefuncs.h"
#include "hw_portal.h"
#include "gamestruct.h"
#include "hw_voxels.h"
//==========================================================================
//
//
//
//==========================================================================
void BunchDrawer::Init(HWDrawInfo *_di, Clipper* c, vec2_t& view, binangle a1, binangle a2)
{
ang1 = a1;
ang2 = a2;
di = _di;
clipper = c;
viewx = view.x * (1/ 16.f);
viewy = view.y * -(1/ 16.f);
iview = view;
StartScene();
clipper->SetViewpoint(view);
gcosang = bamang(di->Viewpoint.RotAngle).fcos();
gsinang = bamang(di->Viewpoint.RotAngle).fsin();
for (int i = 0; i < numwalls; i++)
{
// Precalculate the clip angles to avoid doing this repeatedly during level traversal.
// Reverse the orientation so that startangle and endangle are properly ordered.
wall[i].clipangle = clipper->PointToAngle(wall[i].pos);
}
}
//==========================================================================
//
//
//
//==========================================================================
void BunchDrawer::StartScene()
{
LastBunch = 0;
StartTime = I_msTime();
Bunches.Clear();
CompareData.Clear();
gotsector.Zero();
gotsector2.Zero();
gotwall.Zero();
}
//==========================================================================
//
//
//
//==========================================================================
bool BunchDrawer::StartBunch(int sectnum, int linenum, binangle startan, binangle endan, bool portal)
{
FBunch* bunch = &Bunches[LastBunch = Bunches.Reserve(1)];
bunch->sectnum = sectnum;
bunch->startline = bunch->endline = linenum;
bunch->startangle = (startan.asbam() - ang1.asbam()) > ANGLE_180? ang1 :startan;
bunch->endangle = (endan.asbam() - ang2.asbam()) < ANGLE_180 ? ang2 : endan;
bunch->portal = portal;
return bunch->endangle != ang2;
}
//==========================================================================
//
//
//
//==========================================================================
bool BunchDrawer::AddLineToBunch(int line, binangle newan)
{
Bunches[LastBunch].endline++;
Bunches[LastBunch].endangle = (newan.asbam() - ang2.asbam()) < ANGLE_180 ? ang2 : newan;
return Bunches[LastBunch].endangle != ang2;
}
//==========================================================================
//
//
//
//==========================================================================
void BunchDrawer::DeleteBunch(int index)
{
Bunches[index] = Bunches.Last();
Bunches.Pop();
}
bool BunchDrawer::CheckClip(walltype* wal)
{
auto pt2 = &wall[wal->point2];
sectortype* backsector = &sector[wal->nextsector];
sectortype* frontsector = &sector[wall[wal->nextwall].nextsector];
// if one plane is sky on both sides, the line must not clip.
if (frontsector->ceilingstat & backsector->ceilingstat & CSTAT_SECTOR_SKY) return false;
if (frontsector->floorstat & backsector->floorstat & CSTAT_SECTOR_SKY) return false;
float bs_floorheight1;
float bs_floorheight2;
float bs_ceilingheight1;
float bs_ceilingheight2;
float fs_floorheight1;
float fs_floorheight2;
float fs_ceilingheight1;
float fs_ceilingheight2;
// Mirrors and horizons always block the view
//if (linedef->special==Line_Mirror || linedef->special==Line_Horizon) return true;
PlanesAtPoint(frontsector, wal->x, wal->y, &fs_ceilingheight1, &fs_floorheight1);
PlanesAtPoint(frontsector, pt2->x, pt2->y, &fs_ceilingheight2, &fs_floorheight2);
PlanesAtPoint(backsector, wal->x, wal->y, &bs_ceilingheight1, &bs_floorheight1);
PlanesAtPoint(backsector, pt2->x, pt2->y, &bs_ceilingheight2, &bs_floorheight2);
// now check for closed sectors! No idea if we really need the sky checks. We'll see.
if (bs_ceilingheight1 <= fs_floorheight1 && bs_ceilingheight2 <= fs_floorheight2)
{
// backsector's ceiling is below frontsector's floor.
return true;
}
if (fs_ceilingheight1 <= bs_floorheight1 && fs_ceilingheight2 <= bs_floorheight2)
{
// backsector's floor is above frontsector's ceiling
return true;
}
if (bs_ceilingheight1 <= bs_floorheight1 && bs_ceilingheight2 <= bs_floorheight2)
{
// backsector is closed
return true;
}
return false;
}
//==========================================================================
//
// ClipLine
// Clips the given segment
//
//==========================================================================
int BunchDrawer::ClipLine(int line, bool portal)
{
auto wal = &wall[line];
auto startAngle = wal->clipangle;
auto endAngle = wall[wal->point2].clipangle;
// Back side, i.e. backface culling - read: endAngle >= startAngle!
if (startAngle.asbam() - endAngle.asbam() < ANGLE_180)
{
return CL_Skip;
}
if (!portal && !clipper->SafeCheckRange(startAngle, endAngle))
{
return CL_Skip;
}
if (wal->nextwall == -1 || (wal->cstat & CSTAT_WALL_1WAY) || CheckClip(wal))
{
// one-sided
if (!portal) clipper->SafeAddClipRange(startAngle, endAngle);
return CL_Draw;
}
else
{
return CL_Draw | CL_Pass;
}
}
//==========================================================================
//
//
//
//==========================================================================
void BunchDrawer::ProcessBunch(int bnch)
{
FBunch* bunch = &Bunches[bnch];
ClipWall.Clock();
for (int i = bunch->startline; i <= bunch->endline; i++)
{
int clipped = ClipLine(i, bunch->portal);
if (clipped & CL_Draw)
{
show2dwall.Set(i);
if (!gotwall[i])
{
gotwall.Set(i);
ClipWall.Unclock();
Bsp.Unclock();
SetupWall.Clock();
HWWall hwwall;
hwwall.Process(di, &wall[i], &sector[bunch->sectnum], wall[i].nextsector < 0 ? nullptr : &sector[wall[i].nextsector]);
rendered_lines++;
SetupWall.Unclock();
Bsp.Clock();
ClipWall.Clock();
}
}
if (clipped & CL_Pass)
{
ClipWall.Unclock();
ProcessSector(wall[i].nextsector, false);
ClipWall.Clock();
}
}
ClipWall.Unclock();
}
//==========================================================================
//
//
//
//==========================================================================
int BunchDrawer::WallInFront(int wall1, int wall2)
{
double x1s = WallStartX(wall1);
double y1s = WallStartY(wall1);
double x1e = WallEndX(wall1);
double y1e = WallEndY(wall1);
double x2s = WallStartX(wall2);
double y2s = WallStartY(wall2);
double x2e = WallEndX(wall2);
double y2e = WallEndY(wall2);
double dx = x1e - x1s;
double dy = y1e - y1s;
double t1 = PointOnLineSide(x2s, y2s, x1s, y1s, dx, dy);
double t2 = PointOnLineSide(x2e, y2e, x1s, y1s, dx, dy);
if (t1 == 0)
{
if (t2 == 0) return(-1);
t1 = t2;
}
if (t2 == 0) t2 = t1;
if ((t1 * t2) >= 0)
{
t2 = PointOnLineSide(viewx, viewy, x1s, y1s, dx, dy);
return((t2 * t1) < 0);
}
dx = x2e - x2s;
dy = y2e - y2s;
t1 = PointOnLineSide(x1s, y1s, x2s, y2s, dx, dy);
t2 = PointOnLineSide(x1e, y1e, x2s, y2s, dx, dy);
if (t1 == 0)
{
if (t2 == 0) return(-1);
t1 = t2;
}
if (t2 == 0) t2 = t1;
if ((t1 * t2) >= 0)
{
t2 = PointOnLineSide(viewx, viewy, x2s, y2s, dx, dy);
return((t2 * t1) >= 0);
}
return(-2);
}
//==========================================================================
//
// This is a bit more complicated than it looks because angles can wrap
// around so we can only compare angle differences.
//
// Rules:
// 1. Any bunch can span at most 180°.
// 2. 2 bunches can never overlap at both ends
// 3. if there is an overlap one of the 2 starting points must be in the
// overlapping area.
//
//==========================================================================
int BunchDrawer::BunchInFront(FBunch* b1, FBunch* b2)
{
binangle anglecheck, endang;
if (b2->startangle.asbam() - b1->startangle.asbam() < b1->endangle.asbam() - b1->startangle.asbam())
{
// we have an overlap at b2->startangle
anglecheck = b2->startangle - b1->startangle;
// Find the wall in b1 that overlaps b2->startangle
for (int i = b1->startline; i <= b1->endline; i++)
{
endang = wall[wall[i].point2].clipangle - b1->startangle;
if (endang.asbam() > anglecheck.asbam())
{
// found a line
int ret = WallInFront(b2->startline, i);
return ret;
}
}
}
else if (b1->startangle.asbam() - b2->startangle.asbam() < b2->endangle.asbam() - b2->startangle.asbam())
{
// we have an overlap at b1->startangle
anglecheck = b1->startangle - b2->startangle;
// Find the wall in b2 that overlaps b1->startangle
for (int i = b2->startline; i <= b2->endline; i++)
{
endang = wall[wall[i].point2].clipangle - b2->startangle;
if (endang.asbam() > anglecheck.asbam())
{
// found a line
int ret = WallInFront(i, b1->startline);
return ret;
}
}
}
// we have no overlap
return -1;
}
//==========================================================================
//
//
//
//==========================================================================
int BunchDrawer::FindClosestBunch()
{
int closest = 0; //Almost works, but not quite :(
CompareData.Clear();
for (unsigned i = 1; i < Bunches.Size(); i++)
{
switch (BunchInFront(&Bunches[i], &Bunches[closest]))
{
case 0: // i is in front
closest = i;
continue;
case 1: // i is behind
continue;
default: // can't determine
CompareData.Push(i); // mark for later comparison
continue;
}
}
// we need to do a second pass to see how the marked bunches relate to the currently closest one.
for (unsigned i = 0; i < CompareData.Size(); i++)
{
switch (BunchInFront(&Bunches[CompareData[i]], &Bunches[closest]))
{
case 0: // is in front
closest = CompareData[i];
CompareData[i] = CompareData.Last();
CompareData.Pop();
i = -1; // we need to recheck everything that's still marked. -1 because this will get incremented before being used.
continue;
case 1: // is behind
CompareData[i] = CompareData.Last();
CompareData.Pop();
i--;
continue;
default:
continue;
}
}
//Printf("picked bunch starting at %d\n", Bunches[closest].startline);
return closest;
}
//==========================================================================
//
//
//
//==========================================================================
void BunchDrawer::ProcessSector(int sectnum, bool portal)
{
if (gotsector2[sectnum]) return;
gotsector2.Set(sectnum);
auto sect = &sector[sectnum];
bool inbunch;
binangle startangle;
SetupSprite.Clock();
int z;
if (!gotsector[sectnum])
{
gotsector.Set(sectnum);
SectIterator it(sectnum);
while ((z = it.NextIndex()) >= 0)
{
auto const spr = (uspriteptr_t)&sprite[z];
if ((spr->cstat & CSTAT_SPRITE_INVISIBLE) || spr->xrepeat == 0 || spr->yrepeat == 0) // skip invisible sprites
continue;
int sx = spr->x - iview.x, sy = spr->y - int(iview.y);
// this checks if the sprite is it behind the camera, which will not work if the pitch is high enough to necessitate a FOV of more than 180°.
//if ((spr->cstat & CSTAT_SPRITE_ALIGNMENT_MASK) || (hw_models && tile2model[spr->picnum].modelid >= 0) || ((sx * gcosang) + (sy * gsinang) > 0))
{
if ((spr->cstat & (CSTAT_SPRITE_ONE_SIDED | CSTAT_SPRITE_ALIGNMENT_MASK)) != (CSTAT_SPRITE_ONE_SIDED | CSTAT_SPRITE_ALIGNMENT_WALL) ||
(r_voxels && tiletovox[spr->picnum] >= 0 && voxmodels[tiletovox[spr->picnum]]) ||
(r_voxels && gi->Voxelize(spr->picnum)) ||
DMulScale(bcos(spr->ang), -sx, bsin(spr->ang), -sy, 6) > 0)
if (renderAddTsprite(di->tsprite, di->spritesortcnt, z, sectnum))
break;
}
}
SetupSprite.Unclock();
}
if (automapping)
show2dsector.Set(sectnum);
SetupFlat.Clock();
HWFlat flat;
flat.ProcessSector(di, &sector[sectnum]);
SetupFlat.Unclock();
//Todo: process subsectors
inbunch = false;
for (int i = 0; i < sect->wallnum; i++)
{
auto thiswall = &wall[sect->wallptr + i];
#ifdef _DEBUG
// For displaying positions in debugger
DVector2 start = { WallStartX(thiswall), WallStartY(thiswall) };
DVector2 end = { WallStartX(thiswall->point2), WallStartY(thiswall->point2) };
#endif
binangle walang1 = thiswall->clipangle;
binangle walang2 = wall[thiswall->point2].clipangle;
// outside the visible area or seen from the backside.
if ((walang1.asbam() - ang1.asbam() > ANGLE_180 && walang2.asbam() - ang1.asbam() > ANGLE_180) ||
(walang1.asbam() - ang2.asbam() < ANGLE_180 && walang2.asbam() - ang2.asbam() < ANGLE_180) ||
(walang1.asbam() - walang2.asbam() < ANGLE_180))
{
inbunch = false;
}
else if (!inbunch)
{
startangle = walang1;
//Printf("Starting bunch:\n\tWall %d\n", sect->wallptr + i);
inbunch = StartBunch(sectnum, sect->wallptr + i, walang1, walang2, portal);
}
else
{
//Printf("\tWall %d\n", sect->wallptr + i);
inbunch = AddLineToBunch(sect->wallptr + i, walang2);
}
if (thiswall->point2 != sect->wallptr + i + 1) inbunch = false;
}
}
//==========================================================================
//
//
//
//==========================================================================
void BunchDrawer::RenderScene(const int* viewsectors, unsigned sectcount, bool portal)
{
//Printf("----------------------------------------- \n");
auto process = [&]()
{
for (unsigned i = 0; i < sectcount; i++)
ProcessSector(viewsectors[i], portal);
while (Bunches.Size() > 0)
{
int closest = FindClosestBunch();
ProcessBunch(closest);
DeleteBunch(closest);
}
};
Bsp.Clock();
if (ang1.asbam() != 0 || ang2.asbam() != 0)
{
process();
}
else
{
// with a 360° field of view we need to split the scene into two halves.
// The BunchInFront check can fail with angles that may wrap around.
auto rotang = di->Viewpoint.RotAngle;
ang1 = bamang(rotang - ANGLE_90);
ang2 = bamang(rotang + ANGLE_90);
process();
clipper->Clear();
gotsector2.Zero();
ang1 = bamang(rotang + ANGLE_90);
ang2 = bamang(rotang - ANGLE_90);
process();
}
Bsp.Unclock();
}