BoundingBoxAligned.h

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/*
 * Axis-aligned bounding box
 */

#ifndef INCLUDED_BOUND
#define INCLUDED_BOUND

// necessary includes
#include "Vector3D.h"
#include "graphics/ShaderProgramPtr.h"

class CFrustum;
class CMatrix3D;
class CBoundingBoxOriented;

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// basic axis aligned bounding box (AABB) class
class CBoundingBoxAligned
{
public:

    CBoundingBoxAligned() { SetEmpty(); }
    CBoundingBoxAligned(const CVector3D& min, const CVector3D& max) {
        m_Data[0] = min;
        m_Data[1] = max;
    }

    /**
     * Transforms these bounds according to the specified transformation matrix @p m, and writes the axis-aligned bounds
     * of that result to @p result.
     */
    void Transform(const CMatrix3D& m, CBoundingBoxAligned& result) const;

    /**
     * Transform these bounds using the matrix @p transform, and write out the result as an oriented (i.e. non-axis-aligned) box.
     * The difference with @ref Transform(const CMatrix3D&, CBoundingBoxAligned&) is that that method is equivalent to first
     * computing this result, and then taking the axis-aligned bounding boxes from the result again.
     */
    void Transform(const CMatrix3D& m, CBoundingBoxOriented& result) const;

    /**
     * Translates these bounds by @p v, and writes the result to @p result.
     */
    void Translate(const CVector3D& v, CBoundingBoxAligned& result) const
    {
        result.m_Data[0] = m_Data[0] + v;
        result.m_Data[1] = m_Data[1] + v;
    }

    CVector3D& operator[](int index) { return m_Data[index]; }
    const CVector3D& operator[](int index) const { return m_Data[index]; }

    void SetEmpty();
    bool IsEmpty() const;

    void Extend(const CVector3D& min, const CVector3D& max)
    {
        if (min.X < m_Data[0].X) m_Data[0].X = min.X;
        if (min.Y < m_Data[0].Y) m_Data[0].Y = min.Y;
        if (min.Z < m_Data[0].Z) m_Data[0].Z = min.Z;
        if (max.X > m_Data[1].X) m_Data[1].X = max.X;
        if (max.Y > m_Data[1].Y) m_Data[1].Y = max.Y;
        if (max.Z > m_Data[1].Z) m_Data[1].Z = max.Z;
    }

    // operator+=: extend this bound to include given bound
    CBoundingBoxAligned& operator+=(const CBoundingBoxAligned& b)
    {
        Extend(b.m_Data[0], b.m_Data[1]);
        return *this;
    }

    // operator+=: extend this bound to include given point
    CBoundingBoxAligned& operator+=(const CVector3D& pt)
    {
        Extend(pt, pt);
        return *this;
    }

    /**
     * Check if a given ray intersects this AABB.
     * See also Real-Time Rendering, Third Edition by T. Akenine-Moller, p. 741--742.
     *
     * @param[in] origin Origin of the ray.
     * @param[in] dir Direction vector of the ray, defining the positive direction of the ray. Must be of unit length.
     * @param[out] tmin,tmax distance in the positive direction from the origin of the ray to the entry and exit points in
     *  the bounding box. If the origin is inside the box, then this is counted as an intersection and one of @p tMin and @p tMax may be negative.
     *
     * @return true if the ray originating in @p origin and with unit direction vector @p dir intersects this AABB, false otherwise.
     */
    bool RayIntersect(const CVector3D& origin, const CVector3D& dir, float& tmin, float& tmax) const;

    // return the volume of this bounding box
    float GetVolume() const
    {
        CVector3D v = m_Data[1] - m_Data[0];
        return (std::max(v.X, 0.0f) * std::max(v.Y, 0.0f) * std::max(v.Z, 0.0f));
    }

    // return the centre of this bounding box
    void GetCentre(CVector3D& centre) const
    {
        centre = (m_Data[0] + m_Data[1]) * 0.5f;
    }

    /**
     * Expand the bounding box by the given amount in every direction.
     */
    void Expand(float amount);

    /**
     * IntersectFrustumConservative: Approximate the intersection of this bounds object
     * with the given frustum. The bounds object is overwritten with the results.
     *
     * The approximation is conservative in the sense that the result will always contain
     * the actual intersection, but it may be larger than the intersection itself.
     * The result will always be fully contained within the original bounds.
     *
     * @note While not in the spirit of this function's purpose, a no-op would be a correct
     * implementation of this function.
     * @note If this bound is empty, the result is the empty bound.
     *
     * @param frustum the frustum to intersect with
     */
    void IntersectFrustumConservative(const CFrustum& frustum);

    /**
     * Construct a CFrustum that describes the same volume as this bounding box.
     * Only valid for non-empty bounding boxes - check IsEmpty() first.
     */
    CFrustum ToFrustum() const;

    /**
     * Render the surfaces of the bound object as triangles.
     */
    void Render(CShaderProgramPtr& shader) const;

    /**
     * Render the outline of the bound object as lines.
     */
    void RenderOutline(CShaderProgramPtr& shader) const;

private:
    // Holds the minimal and maximal coordinate points in m_Data[0] and m_Data[1], respectively.
    CVector3D m_Data[2];

public:
    static const CBoundingBoxAligned EMPTY;

};
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


#endif