math: project point on a poly
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On 11/06/2004 at 12:03, xxxxxxxx wrote:
thanks ill read it up in the manual and play around some,
but it looks like it can only check collision between ray(line) and object and i need to check collision ray/poly..--edit---
..should have read the manual BEFORE posting...
looks like the node can return the poly that was hit by the ray...
so thanks again, looks like this might work!
cheers,
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On 11/06/2004 at 12:18, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Yes its for object, but objects are made out of polygons right?
Its also not that hard to check if a point is inside a polygon, there are many ways to do it.
http://www.gametutorials.com/Tutorials/opengl/OpenGL_Pg3.htm
I learn't all I know about polygon detection from that site
1. Line Segment and Plane Collision
2. Line Segment and Polygon Collision
The source code contains a very good explaination on what is happening. Its easy to convert into c4d too, because sdk already has great vector operations
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On 11/06/2004 at 14:00, xxxxxxxx wrote:
thanks, i'll check it out..
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On 12/06/2004 at 01:57, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Quote: Originally posted by devel on 11 June 2004
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> what i am actually trying to do with my plugin
> is make a multispline stick to a deformable mesh..
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> like when i make a spline-beard around a poly selection
> and then make some facial expression morphing with the head, the beard stays attached to the poly-selection..
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> * * *what i understood is that you need something that always stays at the same place on top of a (deformable) surface, right? In my opinion you should do this with the uv-coordinates of the poly. else you are getting problems with the right position when the shape of the poly is changing! I don´t know if there is any function in the sdk that extracts you the 3d-coordinates with the input of a poly and the uv-coordinates!
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On 12/06/2004 at 02:07, xxxxxxxx wrote:
hmm, sounds like a good idea..
i'm not quite sure how to do it right now,
but im im just gonna play around with uv now, might
turn out to be easier than what i had in mind first..thanks for the hint,
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On 12/06/2004 at 02:46, xxxxxxxx wrote:
bad idea. This would require the object to always have accurate UV coords which is not always the case (some don´t even have any UVs assigned)
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On 12/06/2004 at 02:55, xxxxxxxx wrote:
yeah thats right,
but i actually need this plugin for my fully textured head (with complete uvw's), so that shouldnt be a problem..on the other hand, that wouldnt make it very handy in terms of general usefulness (e.g. for other people) i guess...
well, so how'd you do it?
the problem is indeed to get the right coordinate on the poly, when the mesh has deformed..
greetings,
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On 12/06/2004 at 03:05, xxxxxxxx wrote:
Well, actually I already did this ;o) I am using this for my own plugin DPInstantTree (for it now has hair support) and so I wrote such a plugin some days ago. I am triangulating the object and then calculate the initial position on the triangle (as written a tri is always planar) and stick it to this position. Actually not that complicated. Do a google search for the position in a triangle. It´s more than easy.
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On 12/06/2004 at 03:06, xxxxxxxx wrote:
when deforming the barrycentric coords of the poly do change too (maybe maxx meant these coords by uv coords) so it works here too.
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On 12/06/2004 at 03:21, xxxxxxxx wrote:
alright thanks Samir,
gonna check it out..greetings,
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