Raytracing Perspective Glitches?
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On 06/05/2005 at 05:09, xxxxxxxx wrote:
User Information:
Cinema 4D Version: 8.5
Platform: Windows ;
Language(s) : C++ ;---------
Morning!I'm currently testing a few shader ideas out using the TraceGeometry command in the VolumeData struct, but am having some weird results. When I transform the current ray for objects near the camera they seem skewed like the scene is being viewed thru a fish-eye lens! Is this a perspective effect, and has anyone experienced this at all?
Ta
Dan
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On 09/05/2005 at 01:14, xxxxxxxx wrote:
no, haven´t experienced this yet.
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On 10/05/2005 at 02:35, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Oh, ok. Might be something to do with the way I'm transforming the ray I guess?
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On 10/05/2005 at 06:06, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Without some more information we'd all be guessing ;-) maybe you could post a code snip or at least what transform you are doing to the ray.
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On 11/05/2005 at 07:40, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi David
I maybe be doing something really stupid when transforming the ray, perhaps my 3d maths need polishing up a bit! I'll probably need to go into some depth to explain what is going wrong, and you contactable? Or could you mail me please?
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On 11/05/2005 at 07:49, xxxxxxxx wrote:
You would be better off posting here, this way someone with the right experience might know an answer plus it helps everyone else if they come across a similar problem.
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On 11/05/2005 at 10:24, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Ok fair enough. Basically to summarise in a reasonable amount of code ...
The code below gets the current ray, transforms it to another objects inverted global matrix (got using ->GetMg), then checks whether the new ray intersects or not (so if hit, col=white, else col=black) - see below :
[CODE}
Ray *ray, invray;ray = vd->ray;
Vector pos = SV(ray->p);
Vector dir = SV(ray->v);
Vector newpos = globalMat * pos;
Vector newdir = globalMat * dir;
invray.p = LV(newpos);
invray.v = LV(newdir);vd->TraceGeometry(&invray;, MAXREAL, 0, &p;, &n;, &hit;);
if(hit)
vd->col = Vector(1.0, 1.0, 1.0);
else
vd->col = Vector(0.0, 0.0, 0.0);...
{/CODE]Does this help explain whats going wrong at all?
Cheers ...
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On 12/05/2005 at 08:37, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi
direction vectors are usually transformed by
newdir = dir^globalMat;
This omits the translation.
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On 12/05/2005 at 09:15, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Cheers Michael, will give that a go ...
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On 13/05/2005 at 01:30, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Wow! That worked like a treat. Still a little bit of weirdness going on in the distance, but probably my maths!!
Excellent Michael, thanks!