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The contributors give no express warranties, // guarantees or conditions. You may have additional consumer // rights under your local laws which this license cannot change. // To the extent permitted under your local laws, the contributors // exclude the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for // a particular purpose and non-infringement. // #ifndef FAR_SUBDIVISION_TABLES_H #define FAR_SUBDIVISION_TABLES_H #include "../version.h" #include #include #include namespace OpenSubdiv { namespace OPENSUBDIV_VERSION { template class FarMesh; /// \brief FarSubdivisionTables are a serialized topological data representation. /// /// Subdivision tables store the indexing tables required in order to compute /// the refined positions of a mesh without the help of a hierarchical data /// structure. The advantage of this representation is its ability to be executed /// in a massively parallel environment without data dependencies. /// /// The vertex indexing tables require the vertex buffer to be sorted based on the /// nature of the parent of a given vertex : either a face, an edge, or a vertex. /// (note : the Loop subdivision scheme does not create vertices as a child of a /// face). /// /// Each type of vertex in the buffer is associated the following tables : /// - __IT : indices of all the adjacent vertices required by the compute kernels /// - __W : fractional weight of the vertex (based on sharpness & topology) /// - __ITa : codex for the two previous tables /// (where T denotes a face-vertex / edge-vertex / vertex-vertex) /// /// /// Because each subdivision scheme (Catmark / Loop / Bilinear) introduces variations /// in the subdivision rules, a derived class specialization is associated with /// each scheme. /// /// For more details see : "Feature Adaptive GPU Rendering of Catmull-Clark /// Subdivision Surfaces" (p.3 - par. 3.2) /// template class FarSubdivisionTables { public: enum TableType { F_ITa, // face-vertices adjacency indexing table F_IT, // face-vertices indexing table E_IT, // edge-vertices adjacency indexing table E_W, // edge-vertices weights V_ITa, // vertex-vertices adjacency indexing table V_IT, // vertex-vertices indexing table V_W, // vertex-vertices weights TABLE_TYPES_COUNT // number of different types of tables }; /// Destructor virtual ~FarSubdivisionTables() {} /// Return the highest level of subdivision possible with these tables int GetMaxLevel() const { return (int)(_vertsOffsets.size()-1); } /// Memory required to store the indexing tables int GetMemoryUsed() const; /// Pointer back to the mesh owning the table FarMesh * GetMesh() { return _mesh; } /// The index of the first vertex that belongs to the level of subdivision /// represented by this set of FarCatmarkSubdivisionTables int GetFirstVertexOffset( int level ) const; /// Number of vertices at a given level int GetNumVertices( int level ) const; /// Total number of vertices at a given level int GetNumVerticesTotal( int level ) const; /// Indexing tables accessors /// Returns the face vertices codex table std::vector const & Get_F_ITa( ) const { return _F_ITa; } /// Returns the face vertices indexing table std::vector const & Get_F_IT( ) const { return _F_IT; } /// Returns the edge vertices indexing table std::vector const & Get_E_IT() const { return _E_IT; } /// Returns the edge vertices weights table std::vector const & Get_E_W() const { return _E_W; } /// Returns the vertex vertices codex table std::vector const & Get_V_ITa() const { return _V_ITa; } /// Returns the vertex vertices indexing table std::vector const & Get_V_IT() const { return _V_IT; } /// Returns the vertex vertices weights table std::vector const & Get_V_W() const { return _V_W; } /// Returns the number of indexing tables needed to represent this particular /// subdivision scheme. virtual int GetNumTables() const { return 5; } protected: template friend class FarMeshFactory; template friend class FarMultiMeshFactory; FarSubdivisionTables( FarMesh * mesh, int maxlevel ); // mesh that owns this subdivisionTable FarMesh * _mesh; std::vector _F_ITa; // vertices from face refinement std::vector _F_IT; // indices of face vertices std::vector _E_IT; // vertices from edge refinement std::vector _E_W; // weigths std::vector _V_ITa; // vertices from vertex refinement std::vector _V_IT; // indices of adjacent vertices std::vector _V_W; // weights std::vector _vertsOffsets; // offset to the first vertex of each level }; template FarSubdivisionTables::FarSubdivisionTables( FarMesh * mesh, int maxlevel ) : _mesh(mesh), _vertsOffsets(maxlevel+2, 0) { assert( maxlevel > 0 ); } template int FarSubdivisionTables::GetFirstVertexOffset( int level ) const { assert(level>=0 and level<(int)_vertsOffsets.size()); return _vertsOffsets[level]; } template int FarSubdivisionTables::GetNumVertices( int level ) const { assert(level>=0 and level<((int)_vertsOffsets.size()-1)); return _vertsOffsets[level+1] - _vertsOffsets[level]; } template int FarSubdivisionTables::GetNumVerticesTotal( int level ) const { assert(level>=0 and level<((int)_vertsOffsets.size()-1)); return _vertsOffsets[level+1]; } template int FarSubdivisionTables::GetMemoryUsed() const { return (int)(_F_ITa.size() * sizeof(int) + _F_IT.size() * sizeof(unsigned int) + _E_IT.size() * sizeof(int) + _E_W.size() * sizeof(float) + _V_ITa.size() * sizeof(int) + _V_IT.size() * sizeof(unsigned int) + _V_W.size() * sizeof(float)); } } // end namespace OPENSUBDIV_VERSION using namespace OPENSUBDIV_VERSION; } // end namespace OpenSubdiv #endif /* FAR_SUBDIVISION_TABLES_H */