static void group_execute(void *data, int thread, struct bNode *node, bNodeExecData *execdata, struct bNodeStack **in, struct bNodeStack **out)
{
bNodeTreeExec *exec= execdata->data;
bNodeThreadStack *nts;
if (!exec)
return;
/* XXX same behavior as trunk: all nodes inside group are executed.
* it's stupid, but just makes it work. compo redesign will do this better.
*/
{
bNode *inode;
for (inode=exec->nodetree->nodes.first; inode; inode=inode->next)
inode->need_exec = 1;
}
nts = ntreeGetThreadStack(exec, thread);
group_copy_inputs(node, in, nts->stack);
ntreeExecThreadNodes(exec, nts, data, thread);
group_copy_outputs(node, out, nts->stack);
ntreeReleaseThreadStack(nts);
}
int ntreeTexExecTree(
bNodeTree *nodes,
TexResult *texres,
float co[3],
float dxt[3], float dyt[3],
int osatex,
const short thread,
Tex *UNUSED(tex),
short which_output,
int cfra,
int preview,
ShadeInput *shi,
MTex *mtex)
{
TexCallData data;
float *nor = texres->nor;
int retval = TEX_INT;
bNodeThreadStack *nts = NULL;
bNodeTreeExec *exec = nodes->execdata;
data.co = co;
data.dxt = dxt;
data.dyt = dyt;
data.osatex = osatex;
data.target = texres;
data.do_preview = preview;
data.do_manage = (shi) ? shi->do_manage : true;
data.thread = thread;
data.which_output = which_output;
data.cfra = cfra;
data.mtex = mtex;
data.shi = shi;
/* ensure execdata is only initialized once */
if (!exec) {
BLI_lock_thread(LOCK_NODES);
if (!nodes->execdata)
ntreeTexBeginExecTree(nodes);
BLI_unlock_thread(LOCK_NODES);
exec = nodes->execdata;
}
nts = ntreeGetThreadStack(exec, thread);
ntreeExecThreadNodes(exec, nts, &data, thread);
ntreeReleaseThreadStack(nts);
if (texres->nor) retval |= TEX_NOR;
retval |= TEX_RGB;
/* confusing stuff; the texture output node sets this to NULL to indicate no normal socket was set
* however, the texture code checks this for other reasons (namely, a normal is required for material) */
texres->nor = nor;
return retval;
}
/* only for Blender internal */
bool ntreeShaderExecTree(bNodeTree *ntree, ShadeInput *shi, ShadeResult *shr)
{
ShaderCallData scd;
/**
* \note: preserve material from ShadeInput for material id, nodetree execs change it
* fix for bug "[#28012] Mat ID messy with shader nodes"
*/
Material *mat = shi->mat;
bNodeThreadStack *nts = NULL;
bNodeTreeExec *exec = ntree->execdata;
int compat;
/* convert caller data to struct */
scd.shi = shi;
scd.shr = shr;
/* each material node has own local shaderesult, with optional copying */
memset(shr, 0, sizeof(ShadeResult));
/* ensure execdata is only initialized once */
if (!exec) {
BLI_lock_thread(LOCK_NODES);
if (!ntree->execdata)
ntree->execdata = ntreeShaderBeginExecTree(ntree);
BLI_unlock_thread(LOCK_NODES);
exec = ntree->execdata;
}
nts = ntreeGetThreadStack(exec, shi->thread);
compat = ntreeExecThreadNodes(exec, nts, &scd, shi->thread);
ntreeReleaseThreadStack(nts);
// \note: set material back to preserved material
shi->mat = mat;
/* better not allow negative for now */
if (shr->combined[0] < 0.0f) shr->combined[0] = 0.0f;
if (shr->combined[1] < 0.0f) shr->combined[1] = 0.0f;
if (shr->combined[2] < 0.0f) shr->combined[2] = 0.0f;
/* if compat is zero, it has been using non-compatible nodes */
return compat;
}
/**** WHILE LOOP ****/
#if 0 /* XXX loop nodes don't work nicely with current trees */
static void whileloop_execute(void *data, int thread, struct bNode *node, void *nodedata, struct bNodeStack **in, struct bNodeStack **out)
{
bNodeTreeExec *exec= (bNodeTreeExec*)nodedata;
bNodeThreadStack *nts;
int condition= (in[0]->vec[0] > 0.0f);
bNodeSocket *sock;
bNodeStack *ns;
int iteration;
/* XXX same behavior as trunk: all nodes inside group are executed.
* it's stupid, but just makes it work. compo redesign will do this better.
*/
{
bNode *inode;
for (inode=exec->nodetree->nodes.first; inode; inode=inode->next)
inode->need_exec = 1;
}
nts = ntreeGetThreadStack(exec, thread);
/* "Condition" socket */
sock = exec->nodetree->outputs.first;
ns = node_get_socket_stack(nts->stack, sock);
iteration = 0;
// group_copy_inputs(node, in, nts->stack);
while (condition && iteration < node->custom1) {
// if (iteration > 0)
// loop_init_iteration(exec->nodetree, nts->stack);
// ntreeExecThreadNodes(exec, nts, data, thread);
condition = (ns->vec[0] > 0.0f);
++iteration;
}
// loop_copy_outputs(node, in, out, exec->stack);
ntreeReleaseThreadStack(nts);
}
/**** FOR LOOP ****/
#if 0 /* XXX loop nodes don't work nicely with current trees */
static void forloop_execute(void *data, int thread, struct bNode *node, void *nodedata, struct bNodeStack **in, struct bNodeStack **out)
{
bNodeTreeExec *exec= (bNodeTreeExec*)nodedata;
bNodeThreadStack *nts;
int iterations= (int)in[0]->vec[0];
bNodeSocket *sock;
bNodeStack *ns;
int iteration;
/* XXX same behavior as trunk: all nodes inside group are executed.
* it's stupid, but just makes it work. compo redesign will do this better.
*/
{
bNode *inode;
for (inode=exec->nodetree->nodes.first; inode; inode=inode->next)
inode->need_exec = 1;
}
nts = ntreeGetThreadStack(exec, thread);
/* "Iteration" socket */
sock = exec->nodetree->inputs.first;
ns = node_get_socket_stack(nts->stack, sock);
// group_copy_inputs(node, in, nts->stack);
for (iteration=0; iteration < iterations; ++iteration) {
/* first input contains current iteration counter */
ns->vec[0] = (float)iteration;
ns->vec[1]=ns->vec[2]=ns->vec[3] = 0.0f;
// if (iteration > 0)
// loop_init_iteration(exec->nodetree, nts->stack);
// ntreeExecThreadNodes(exec, nts, data, thread);
}
// loop_copy_outputs(node, in, out, exec->stack);
ntreeReleaseThreadStack(nts);
}
