void BulletSpheresApp::update()
{
// update time
// update bullet context
updateTime();
mContext->setGravity( vec3( 0 ) );
mContext->update();
// add attractive force
mat4 * matrices = (mat4*)mMatrices->map( GL_WRITE_ONLY );
for( auto &body : mRigidBodies ){
body.update( mTimeElapsed );
int index = body.getId();
if( index >=2 ){ // small orbs
for( int i=0; i<2; i++ ){
vec3 pos = mRigidBodies[i].getPos();
float size = mRigidBodies[i].getSize();
float strength = mRigidBodies[i].getStrength();
body.attract( pos, size, strength );
}
matrices[index-2] = body.getMatrix();
} else { // big orbs
float size = mRigidBodies[index].getSize();
body.attract( vec3( 0 ), size, 1.0f );
}
}
mMatrices->unmap();
}
void BulletSpheresApp::keyDown( KeyEvent event )
{
switch( event.getChar() ){
case 'f': setFullScreen( ! isFullScreen() ); break;
case 'd': mContext->toggleDebugDraw(); break;
default : break;
}
}
void HeightfieldTerrainApp::addBox()
{
// This is just a simple function to add some box shapes to our world. We're not
// creating a corresponding visual object so you'll only be able to see them if
// you have debug draw working.
auto box = bt::createBoxShape( vec3( 1.0f ) );
mRigidBodies.push_back( bt::RigidBody::create( bt::RigidBody::Format()
.collisionShape( box )
.initialPosition( vec3( randFloat(-5, 5), 10, randFloat(-5, 5) ) )
.mass( 1.0f ) ) );
mContext->addRigidBody( mRigidBodies.back() );
}
void BulletSpheresApp::draw()
{
drawToDepthFbo();
gl::clear( Color( 0.1f, 0.1f, 0.1f ) );
gl::setMatrices( mCam );
gl::viewport( vec2( 0 ), getWindowSize() );
// Draw small spheres
{
gl::ScopedTextureBind scopeTex0( mLight->getFbo()->getDepthTexture(), 0 );
gl::ScopedTextureBind scopeTex1( mStripeTex, 1 );
mRenderGlsl->uniform( "uShadowMap", 0 );
mRenderGlsl->uniform( "uStripeTex", 1 );
mRenderGlsl->uniform( "uLightPos", mLight->getPos() );
mRenderGlsl->uniform( "uDepthBias", mLight->getDepthBias() );
mRenderGlsl->uniform( "uLightPos1", mRigidBodies[0].getPos() );
mRenderGlsl->uniform( "uLightPos2", mRigidBodies[1].getPos() );
mRenderGlsl->uniform( "uRadius1", mRigidBodies[0].getSize() );
mRenderGlsl->uniform( "uRadius2", mRigidBodies[1].getSize() );
mRenderGlsl->uniform( "uShadowMvp", mLight->getViewProjection() );
mRenderSphere->drawInstanced( NUM_PARTICLES - 2 );
}
// Draw big spheres
mGlowGlsl->bind();
mGlowGlsl->uniform( "uLightPos", mLight->getPos() );
for( auto &body : mRigidBodies ){
auto index = body.getId();
if( index < NUM_GLOWS ){
mGlowGlsl->uniform( "uColor", mGlowColors[index] );
body.draw();
}
}
// Draw light source (if point light)
if( mLight->getPos().w > 0.5f )
mLight->draw();
mContext->debugDraw();
}
void HeightfieldTerrainApp::setupHeightfield()
{
// mHeightfieldMap = Channel32f( loadImage( loadAsset( "heightfield.jpg" ) ) );
Perlin perlin( 4, 12 );
mHeightfieldMap = Channel32f( Width, Depth );
auto minHeight = 0.0f;
auto maxHeight = 0.0f;
// Now we'll give our Map some Height values.
for( int y = 0; y < Depth; ++y ) {
for( int x = 0; x < Width; ++x ) {
// Now create our heightfield, which is just a two-dimensional array that has
// a value, height. Instead of this you could easily use Perline to get smoother
// values or create a black and white image.
auto val = 25.0f * perlin.fBm( x/float(Depth), y/float(Width) );
if( val > maxHeight ) maxHeight = val;
else if ( val < minHeight ) minHeight = val;
mHeightfieldMap.setValue( ivec2( x, y ), val );
}
}
// Create our heightfieldShape with our heightfieldMap and maxHeight and minHeight
auto heightField = bt::createHeightfieldShape( &mHeightfieldMap, maxHeight, minHeight, vec3( 10 ) );
heightField->setLocalScaling( bt::toBullet( vec3( 100 ) ) );
// Make our rigidbody out of this collision shape.
mHeightfieldTerrain = bt::RigidBody::create( bt::RigidBody::Format().collisionShape( heightField ) );
ci::AxisAlignedBox3f box;
mHeightfieldTerrain->getAabb( box );
cout << box.getCenter() << endl;
// Collect it in my vector
mRigidBodies.push_back( mHeightfieldTerrain );
// And add that rigidbody to the world.
mContext->addRigidBody( mHeightfieldTerrain );
// Now we can create a batch using the draw helper from bullet which passes back a vboMesh based on our map.
mBatch = gl::Batch::create( bt::drawableHelpers::getDrawableHeightfield( &mHeightfieldMap ), mPhongShader );
}
void HeightfieldTerrainApp::draw()
{
static float rotation = 0.0f;
// clear out the window with black
gl::clear( Color( 0, 0, 0 ) );
// set our camera
gl::setMatrices( mCam );
// rotate the camera position
gl::multViewMatrix( rotate( toRadians( rotation += 0.1 ), vec3( 0.0f, 1.0f, 0.0f ) ) );
{
gl::ScopedModelMatrix scope;
// Transform it with the physics heightfield
gl::multModelMatrix( translate( bt::fromBullet( mHeightfieldTerrain->getRigidBody()->getWorldTransform().getOrigin() ) ) );
mBatch->draw();
}
// If we want to draw the debug we can set this and just toggle on and off using...
//
// mContext->toggleDebugDraw()
//
mContext->debugDraw();
}
void HeightfieldTerrainApp::update()
{
// must update the world.
mContext->update();
mCam.setEyePoint( vec3(mCam.getEyePoint().x, mCamHeight, mCam.getEyePoint().z ) );
}
