TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldComputeIntersectionOfEmptyAndNonEmptyIntervals) {
HitPointInterval interval1, interval2;
HitPoint hitPoint(box, 5, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
interval2.add(hitPoint);
HitPointInterval intersectionInterval = interval1 & interval2;
ASSERT_TRUE(intersectionInterval.min() == HitPoint::undefined());
ASSERT_TRUE(intersectionInterval.max() == HitPoint::undefined());
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldComputeUnionOfEmptyAndNonEmptyIntervals) {
HitPointInterval interval1, interval2;
HitPoint hitPoint(box, 5, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
interval2.add(hitPoint);
HitPointInterval unionInterval = interval1 | interval2;
ASSERT_TRUE(unionInterval.min() == hitPoint);
ASSERT_TRUE(unionInterval.max() == hitPoint);
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldTransformInterval) {
HitPointInterval interval;
HitPoint hitPoint1(box, 2, Vector3d(1, 0, 0), Vector3d(0, 1, 0));
HitPoint hitPoint2(box, 3, Vector3d(2, 0, 0), Vector3d(0, 1, 0));
interval.add(hitPoint1, hitPoint2);
Matrix4d pointMatrix = Matrix3d::rotateZ(1_radians);
Matrix3d normalMatrix = Matrix3d::rotateX(1_radians);
HitPointInterval transformed = interval.transform(pointMatrix, normalMatrix);
ASSERT_EQ(Vector3d(pointMatrix * Vector4d(1, 0, 0)), transformed.min().point());
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldComputeCompositeOfIntervals) {
HitPointInterval interval1, interval2;
HitPoint hitPoint1(box, 2, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint2(box, 3, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint3(box, 4, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint4(box, 5, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
interval1.add(hitPoint1, hitPoint2);
interval2.add(hitPoint3, hitPoint4);
HitPointInterval compositeInterval = interval1 + interval2;
ASSERT_TRUE(compositeInterval.min() == hitPoint1);
ASSERT_TRUE(compositeInterval.max() == hitPoint4);
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldReturnEmptyIntersectionIfIntervalsDontOverlap) {
HitPointInterval interval1, interval2;
HitPoint hitPoint1(box, 2, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint2(box, 3, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint3(box, 4, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint4(box, 5, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
interval1.add(hitPoint1, hitPoint2);
interval2.add(hitPoint3, hitPoint4);
HitPointInterval intersectionInterval = interval1 & interval2;
ASSERT_TRUE(intersectionInterval.min() == HitPoint::undefined());
ASSERT_TRUE(intersectionInterval.max() == HitPoint::undefined());
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldComputeIntersectionOfTwoNonEmptyIntervals) {
HitPointInterval interval1, interval2;
HitPoint hitPoint1(box, 2, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint2(box, 5, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint3(box, 4, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint4(box, 7, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
interval1.add(hitPoint1, hitPoint2);
interval2.add(hitPoint3, hitPoint4);
HitPointInterval intersectionInterval = interval1 & interval2;
ASSERT_TRUE(intersectionInterval.min() == hitPoint3);
ASSERT_TRUE(intersectionInterval.max() == hitPoint2);
}
const Primitive* ConvexOperation::intersect(const Rayd& ray, HitPointInterval& hitPoints, State& state) const {
if (!boundingBoxIntersects(ray)) {
state.miss("ConvexOperation, bounding box miss");
return nullptr;
}
// unlike the intersection methods for box, sphere, etc, convexIntersect()
// only returns a single (closest) hitpoint. So we need to shoot a ray in the
// opposite direction as well.
// calculate hitpoint in ray direction
if (convexIntersect(ray, hitPoints)) {
// if it's a hit, do it again in the opposite direction
HitPointInterval opposite;
// If we double the hit distance and take the longest possible length in
// the bounding box, we should be beyond the other side of the object
Rayd oppositeRay(
ray.at(hitPoints.min().distance() * 2.0 + boundingBox().size().length()),
-ray.direction()
);
// fire!
convexIntersect(oppositeRay, opposite);
HitPoint oppositePoint = opposite.min();
// now, we have to project that point on the opposite side back to the
// original ray to find the real distance value
oppositePoint.setDistance(ray.projectedDistance(oppositePoint.point()));
// add it to the interval
hitPoints.add(oppositePoint);
// and merge both points into a single interval. we can do that, since this
// is by definition a convex object, so there can be only a single interval
hitPoints = hitPoints.merged();
auto hitPoint = hitPoints.minWithPositiveDistance();
if (hitPoint.isUndefined()) {
return nullptr;
state.miss("ConvexOperation, ray miss");
} else {
state.hit("ConvexOperation");
hitPoints.setPrimitive(this);
return this;
}
}
state.miss("ConvexOperation, ray miss");
return nullptr;
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldComputeMergedInterval) {
HitPointInterval interval;
HitPoint hitPoint1(box, 2, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint2(box, 3, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint3(box, 4, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
HitPoint hitPoint4(box, 5, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
interval.add(hitPoint1, hitPoint2);
interval.add(hitPoint3, hitPoint4);
interval = interval.merged();
ASSERT_EQ(2ul, interval.points().size());
ASSERT_TRUE(interval.min() == hitPoint1);
ASSERT_TRUE(interval.max() == hitPoint4);
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldComputeIntersectionOfTwoEmptyIntervals) {
HitPointInterval interval1, interval2;
HitPointInterval intersectionInterval = interval1 & interval2;
ASSERT_TRUE(intersectionInterval.min() == HitPoint::undefined());
ASSERT_TRUE(intersectionInterval.max() == HitPoint::undefined());
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldSetClosestAndFarthestHitPointWhenOnlyOneHitPointIsAdded) {
HitPointInterval interval;
HitPoint hitPoint(box, 5, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
interval.add(hitPoint);
ASSERT_TRUE(interval.min() == interval.max());
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldReturnFarthestHitPoint) {
HitPointInterval interval;
HitPoint hitPoint(box, 5, Vector3d(), Vector3d());
interval.add(hitPoint);
ASSERT_TRUE(hitPoint == interval.max());
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldReturnUndefinedFarthestHitPointOnEmptyInterval) {
HitPointInterval interval;
const HitPoint& i = interval.max();
ASSERT_TRUE(i == HitPoint::undefined());
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldAddTwoHitPointsAsPair) {
HitPointInterval interval;
interval.add(HitPoint(), HitPoint());
}
TEST(HitPointInterval, ShouldAddSingleHitPoint) {
HitPointInterval interval;
interval.add(HitPoint());
}
