BaseDraw problems

Helper

On 28/04/2016 at 03:44, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Hello people!

I have some problems with the BaseDraw, one with DrawTexture() and one with SetMatrix_Screen().

Using SetMatrix_Screen() causes other object's visuals to be corrupted
I get a strange "cut" on the right side of the image drawn with DrawTexture()
I can't get the image to be drawn on top of the Cube

This image shows all problems:

You can download a full example to reproduce here: https://cloud.niklasrosenstein.com/index.php/s/wkAnX8zFfvlV7VV

The relevant code is:

  def Draw(self, op, drawpass, bd, bh) :
    if drawpass != c4d.DRAWPASS_OBJECT: return c4d.DRAWRESULT_SKIP
    if not self.PluginIcon: return c4d.DRAWRESULT_SKIP
  
    wpsize = 48
  
    # Draw the object icon on the screen.
    pos = bd.WS(op.GetMg().off)
    bmp = self.PluginIcon
    padr = get_draw_screen_padr(pos, wpsize, wpsize, ALIGN_CENTERH | ALIGN_BOTTOM)
    uvadr = get_draw_screen_uvcoords(bmp, 0, 0, bmp.GetBw(), bmp.GetBh())
    cadr = [c4d.Vector(1.0)] * 4
    vnadr = [c4d.Vector(0.0, 0.0, 1.0)] * 4
    mode = c4d.DRAW_ALPHA_NORMAL
    flags = c4d.DRAW_TEXTUREFLAGS_0
  
    bd.SetMatrix_Screen(4)
    bd.DrawTexture(self.PluginIcon, padr, cadr, vnadr, uvadr, 4, mode, flags)
  
    return c4d.DRAWRESULT_OK

I have no idea how to solve either of those issues. Looking forward to your input!

Thanks in advance,
Niklas

Helper

On 28/04/2016 at 04:25, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Update: The first issue about the "cut" is resolved. I used the wrong order for the uvadr and padr.
Now interestingly, this also seems to fix the strange looks of the Cube for some reason!
So the first and second issue are resolved by this You can find the corrected versions of the
functions below.

The third question remains though: How can I get the texture to be drawn over the
Cube (or above everything)? Currently, it gives a very strange effect.

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ALIGN_LEFT = (1 << 0)
ALIGN_RIGHT = (1 << 1)
ALIGN_CENTERH = (1 << 2)
ALIGN_TOP = (1 << 3)
ALIGN_BOTTOM = (1 << 4)
ALIGN_CENTERV = (1 << 5)
  
def get_draw_screen_uvcoords(bmp, x, y, w, h) :
  bmpw, bmph = map(float, bmp.GetSize())
  corners = [x / bmpw, y / bmph, (x + w) / bmpw, (y + h) / bmph]
  return [
    c4d.Vector(corners[0], corners[1], 0.0),
    c4d.Vector(corners[2], corners[1], 0.0),
    c4d.Vector(corners[2], corners[3], 0.0),
    c4d.Vector(corners[0], corners[3], 0.0)]
  
  
def get_draw_screen_padr(pos, w, h, align) :
  if align & ALIGN_LEFT:
    xoff = 0
  elif align & ALIGN_RIGHT:
    xoff = w
  elif align & ALIGN_CENTERH or True:
    xoff = w / 2.0
  if align & ALIGN_TOP:
    yoff = 0
  elif align & ALIGN_BOTTOM:
    yoff = h
  elif align & ALIGN_CENTERV or True:
    yoff = h / 2.0
  
  x, y = (pos.x - xoff, pos.y - yoff)
  return [
    c4d.Vector(x,     y, 0.0),
    c4d.Vector(x + w, y, 0.0),
    c4d.Vector(x + w, y + h, 0.0),
    c4d.Vector(x,     y + h, 0.0)]

Helper

On 29/04/2016 at 03:23, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Hi Niklas,

I'm afraid you'll have to wait till next week to get an answer for your problem with BaseDraw.DrawTexture().

Helper

On 02/05/2016 at 03:01, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Hello,

the best way to draw elements in 2D over other elements is probably to draw them in a SceneHook. See 2D viewport drawing using a SceneHook.[URL-REMOVED]

Beside that I don't see any way to handle this situation.

Best wishes,
Sebastian

[URL-REMOVED] @maxon: This section contained a non-resolving link which has been removed.

Helper

On 16/05/2016 at 22:09, xxxxxxxx wrote:

Hi Sebastian,

thanks for your reply! Good idea, I also think that would work.
I'm in a Python plugin so a SceneHook is not an option. No longer
so important now anyway

Cheers, Niklas