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| author | defanor <defanor@uberspace.net> | 2023-10-18 14:41:04 +0300 |
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| committer | defanor <defanor@uberspace.net> | 2023-10-18 14:41:04 +0300 |
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This includes minimal polygon loading and rendering functions, and one
example.
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| -rw-r--r-- | examples/sphere-and-text.el | 39 | ||||
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@@ -0,0 +1,376 @@ +;;; 3d.el - a 3D graphics playground -*- lexical-binding: t; -*- + +;; Copyright (C) 2023 defanor + +;; Author: defanor <defanor@uberspace.net> +;; Maintainer: defanor <defanor@uberspace.net> +;; Created: 2023-10-18 +;; Keywords: 3D, graphics, amusements +;; Homepage: https://git.uberspace.net/3d.el/ +;; Version: 0.0.0 + +;; This file is not part of GNU Emacs. + +;; This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify +;; it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by +;; the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or +;; (at your option) any later version. + +;; This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, +;; but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of +;; MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the +;; GNU General Public License for more details. + +;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License +;; along with this program. If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>. + +;;; Commentary: + +;; These are toy routines: an external renderer, followed by +;; conversion from raster into ASCII, would be more suitable for most +;; tasks, but this is hackable and has no dependencies outside of +;; Emacs. + +;; Information on the used formats and algorithms: + +;; PLY format: https://paulbourke.net/dataformats/ply/ + +;; Computer graphics tutorials: https://scratchapixel.com/ + +;; Point in polygon detection: +;; https://www.eecs.umich.edu/courses/eecs380/HANDOUTS/PROJ2/InsidePoly.html +;; https://www.rosettacode.org/wiki/Ray-casting_algorithm +;; https://erich.realtimerendering.com/ptinpoly/ + +;; Linear algebra basics: +;; https://www.3blue1brown.com/topics/linear-algebra +;; https://defanor.uberspace.net/notes/online-courses-and-math-notes.xhtml + +;;; Code: + +(defun 3d-vector-copy (from to) + "Copies vector elements from FROM into TO." + (dotimes (i (min (length from) (length to))) + (aset to i (aref from i)))) + +(defun 3d-dot-product (v1 v2 &optional dimensions) + "Calculates a dot product of vectors V1 and V2. +If DIMENSIONS is set, only the first DIMENSIONS elements of each +vector are used for calculation." + (let ((ret 0)) + (dotimes (i (min (or dimensions (length v1)) (length v1) (length v2)) ret) + (setq ret (+ ret (* (aref v1 i) (aref v2 i))))))) + +(defun 3d-cross-product (v1 v2) + "Calculates a cross product of 3-dimensional vectors V1 and V2." + (vector (- (* (aref v1 1) (aref v2 2)) (* (aref v1 2) (aref v2 1))) + (- (* (aref v1 2) (aref v2 0)) (* (aref v1 0) (aref v2 2))) + (- (* (aref v1 0) (aref v2 1)) (* (aref v1 1) (aref v2 0))))) + +(defun 3d-vector-scalar-multiply (v s &optional out) + "Multiplies vector V by scalar S. + +If OUT is provided, the result is stored there, to avoid creation +of a new vector." + (let ((ret (or out (make-vector (length v) nil)))) + (dotimes (i (length v) ret) + (aset ret i (* (aref v i) s))))) + +(defun 3d-matrix-vector-multiply (m v) + "Multiplies matrix M by vector V." + (let ((ret (make-vector (length (aref m 0)) nil))) + (dotimes (row (length (aref m 0)) ret) + (aset ret row + (let ((val 0)) + (dotimes (col (length v) val) + (setq val (+ val (* (aref v col) + (aref (aref m col) row)))))))))) + +(defun 3d-matrix-multiply (m1 m2) + "Matrix multiplication." + (let ((ret (make-vector (length m2) nil))) + (dotimes (col (length m2) ret) + (aset ret col (3d-matrix-vector-multiply m1 (aref m2 col)))))) + +(defun 3d-vector-length (v) + "Calculates length of an Euclidean vector V." + (sqrt (let ((ret 0)) + (dotimes (i (length v) ret) + (setq ret (+ ret (expt (aref v i) 2))))))) + +(defun 3d-vector-normalize (v &optional out) + "Normalizes a vector. + +If OUT is provided, the result is stored there, to avoid creation +of a new vector." + (let ((ret (or out (make-vector (length v) nil))) + (v-len (3d-vector-length v))) + (dotimes (i (length v) ret) + (aset ret i (/ (aref v i) v-len))))) + +(defun 3d-vector-subtract (v1 v2 &optional out) + "Subtracts elements of V2 from elements of V1. + +If OUT is provided, the result is stored there, to avoid creation +of a new vector." + (let* ((len (min (length v1) (length v2) (if out (length out) (length v1)))) + (ret (or out (make-vector len nil)))) + (dotimes (i len ret) + (aset ret i (- (aref v1 i) (aref v2 i)))))) + +(defun 3d-vector-add (v1 v2 &optional out) + "Adds elements of V2 to elements of V1. + +If OUT is provided, the result is stored there, to avoid creation +of a new vector." + (let* ((len (min (length v1) (length v2) (if out (length out) (length v1)))) + (ret (or out (make-vector len nil)))) + (dotimes (i len ret) + (aset ret i (+ (aref v1 i) (aref v2 i)))))) + +(defun 3d-polygon-plane-normal (p) + "Calculates a normal for plane P." + (3d-vector-normalize + (3d-cross-product + (3d-vector-subtract (aref p 1) (aref p 0)) + (3d-vector-subtract (aref p 2) (aref p 0))))) + +(defun 3d-2d-ray-segment-intersects-p (p e1 e2) + "A helper function for `3d-point-in-polygon'. Finds whether a ray +moving to the right from point P would intersect the edge between +points E1 and E2." + (let ((px (car p)) + (py (cdr p)) + (a nil) + (b nil)) + (if (< (cdr e1) (cdr e2)) + (setq a e1 + b e2) + (setq a e2 + b e1)) + (let ((ax (car a)) + (ay (cdr a)) + (bx (car b)) + (by (cdr b))) + (and (>= py ay) + (<= py by) + (< px (max ax bx)) + (or (< px (min ax bx)) + (< (/ (- by ay) (- bx ax)) (/ (- py ay) (- px ax)))))))) + +(defun 3d-point-in-polygon (point polygon normal) + "A predicate checkingn whether POINT is inside POLYGON (with +NORMAL)." + (let* ((nx (abs (aref normal 0))) + (ny (abs (aref normal 1))) + (nz (abs (aref normal 2))) + (dimension-to-drop (if (> nx ny) + (if (> nx nz) 0 2) + (if (> ny nz) 1 2))) + (as-2d (lambda (point) + (cons + (aref point (if (<= dimension-to-drop 0) 1 0)) + (aref point (if (<= dimension-to-drop 1) 2 1))))) + (cnt 0)) + (dotimes (i (length polygon) cnt) + (when (3d-2d-ray-segment-intersects-p + (funcall as-2d point) + (funcall as-2d (aref polygon i)) + (funcall as-2d (aref polygon (mod (+ i 1) (length polygon))))) + (setq cnt (+ cnt 1)))) + (eq (mod cnt 2) 1))) + +(defun 3d-ray-plane-intersection (line-l0 line-l plane-p0 plane-n &optional out) + "Looks for an intersection of a ray (defined by a point LINE-L0 +and direction LINE-L) and a plane (defined by a point PLANE-P0 +and plane normal PLANE-N). + +If OUT is provided, it is used for intermediate calculations, to +avoid creation of temporary vectors." + (when (/= (3d-dot-product line-l plane-n 3) 0) + (let* ((D (- (3d-dot-product plane-n plane-p0 3))) + (T (- (/ (+ (3d-dot-product plane-n line-l0 3) D) + (3d-dot-product plane-n line-l 3))))) + (when (> T 0) + (3d-vector-add line-l0 (3d-vector-scalar-multiply line-l T out) out))))) + +(defun 3d-camera-rays (width height pixel-aspect-ratio field-of-view) + "Generates camera rays, used by `3d-camera-rays-at'." + (let ((aspect-ratio (/ width height)) + (rays (make-vector (* width height) nil))) + (dotimes (y height rays) + (let ((py (* (- 1 (* 2 (/ (+ y 0.5) height))) + (tan (/ field-of-view 2))))) + (dotimes (x width) + (let ((px (* (- (* 2 (/ (+ x 0.5) width)) 1) + aspect-ratio + pixel-aspect-ratio + (tan (/ field-of-view 2))))) + (aset rays (+ (* y width) x) + (vector px py -1 1)))))))) + +(defun 3d-camera-rays-at (camera-to-world + width + height + pixel-aspect-ratio + field-of-view) + "Generates camera rays, with CAMERA-TO-WORLD transform applied to the camera. + +Camera resolution is WIDTH by HEIGHT, FIELD-OF-VIEW is given in +radians, and our pixels are not necessarily square, hence +PIXEL-ASPECT-RATIO." + (let ((camera (3d-matrix-vector-multiply camera-to-world '[0 0 0 1])) + (rays (3d-camera-rays width height pixel-aspect-ratio field-of-view))) + (dotimes (i (length rays)) + (aset rays i + (3d-vector-normalize + (3d-vector-subtract + (3d-matrix-vector-multiply camera-to-world (aref rays i)) + camera)))) + (cons camera rays))) + +(defun 3d-ray-trace (ray-origin + ray-direction + polygons + &optional + point-hit-out + lpi-out + ray-sub-out) + "Traces a ray from RAY-ORIGIN towards RAY-DIRECTION, through POLYGONS. + +Returns nil if no ray is found, or a cons cell of the +intersection point and the polygon it hit. + +If POINT-HIT-OUT, LPI-OUT, and RAY-SUB-OUT are provided, they are +used for storage of intermediate and final results, to avoid +creation of new vectors." + (let ((point-hit nil) + (polygon-hit nil) + (lpi-store (or lpi-out (make-vector 4 nil))) + (ray-subtract-store (or ray-sub-out (make-vector 3 nil)))) + (dotimes (i (length polygons) (when point-hit (cons point-hit polygon-hit))) + (let* ((polygon (aref polygons i)) + (lpi (3d-ray-plane-intersection + ray-origin + ray-direction + (aref (car polygon) 0) + (cdr polygon) + lpi-store))) + (when (and lpi + ;; Try to avoid hitting points close to the origin. + (< 1e-6 + (3d-vector-length + (3d-vector-subtract lpi ray-origin ray-subtract-store))) + (3d-point-in-polygon lpi (car polygon) (cdr polygon)) + (or (not point-hit) + (< (3d-vector-length + (3d-vector-subtract + point-hit ray-origin ray-subtract-store)) + (3d-vector-length + (3d-vector-subtract + lpi ray-origin ray-subtract-store))))) + (setq polygon-hit polygon) + (when (not point-hit) + (setq point-hit (or point-hit-out (make-vector 3 nil)))) + (3d-vector-copy lpi point-hit)))))) + +(defun 3d-ply-load () + "Parses data in the PLY format from current buffer, returns a +polygon vector." + (let* ((state 'header) + (vertex-count nil) + (face-count nil) + (vertex-number 0) + (face-number 0) + (vertices nil) + (faces nil)) + (dolist (line (split-string (buffer-string) "\n") faces) + (let ((words (split-string line " "))) + (pcase words + (`("element" "vertex" ,n) + (setq vertex-count (string-to-number n)) + (setq vertices (make-vector vertex-count nil))) + (`("element" "face" ,n) + (setq face-count (string-to-number n)) + (setq faces (make-vector face-count nil))) + (`("end_header") (setq state 'data)) + ((guard (and (eq state 'data) + (< vertex-number vertex-count))) + ;; swap Y and Z: using Y as a vertical axis here, and Z + ;; for depth. + (aset vertices vertex-number + (vector (string-to-number (nth 0 words)) + (string-to-number (nth 2 words)) + (string-to-number (nth 1 words)))) + (setq vertex-number (+ vertex-number 1))) + ((guard (and (eq state 'data) + (< face-number face-count))) + (let* ((vertices-in-polygon (string-to-number (car words))) + (polygon (make-vector vertices-in-polygon nil))) + (dotimes (i vertices-in-polygon) + (aset polygon i + (aref vertices (string-to-number (nth (+ i 1) words))))) + (aset faces face-number polygon)) + (setq face-number (+ face-number 1)))))))) + +(defun 3d-polygons-add-normals (polygons) + "Adds plane normals to an array (usually a vector) of polygons." + (dotimes (i (length polygons)) + (aset polygons i (cons (aref polygons i) + (3d-polygon-plane-normal (aref polygons i)))))) + +(defun 3d-render (polygons-with-normals + light-source + light-level + camera-to-world + width + height + pixel-aspect-ratio + field-of-view) + "Renders polygons into text. + +POLYGONS-WITH-NORMALS is a vector of polygons and their normals, +LIGHT-SOURCE is a point light, LIGHT-LEVEL is a string of +characters to use for different light levels, CAMERA-TO-WORLD is +a linear transform (4x4 matrix) to apply to the camera, WIDTH and +HEIGHT are given in characters, PIXEL-ASPECT-RATIO is an +estimated aspect ratio of characters, FIELD-OF_VIEW is the +camera's field of view. + +The image is rendered into current buffer." + (let* ((cr (3d-camera-rays-at + camera-to-world + width height pixel-aspect-ratio field-of-view)) + (camera (car cr)) + (rays (cdr cr))) + (dotimes (i (length rays)) + (when (and (> i 0) (= (mod i width) 0)) + (insert "\n")) + (let* ((point-hit-store (make-vector 3 nil)) + (light-point-hit-store (make-vector 3 nil)) + (lpi-store (make-vector 4 nil)) + (ray-sub-store (make-vector 3 nil)) + (rt (3d-ray-trace camera (aref rays i) polygons-with-normals + point-hit-store lpi-store ray-sub-store))) + (insert + (aref + light-level + (if rt + (let* ((light-direction (3d-vector-normalize + (3d-vector-subtract light-source + (car rt)))) + (light-ray (3d-ray-trace (car rt) + light-direction + polygons-with-normals + light-point-hit-store + lpi-store + ray-sub-store))) + (if light-ray + 1 + (let ((face-normal (cddr rt))) + (+ 1 (round (* (- (length light-level) 2) + (abs (3d-dot-product face-normal + light-direction)))))))) + 0))))))) + +;;; 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Best to +not use it as a dependency, at least not until some review and +refactoring. diff --git a/examples/sphere-and-text.blend b/examples/sphere-and-text.blend Binary files differnew file mode 100644 index 0000000..1ac29df --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/sphere-and-text.blend diff --git a/examples/sphere-and-text.el b/examples/sphere-and-text.el new file mode 100644 index 0000000..0e9d2ea --- /dev/null +++ b/examples/sphere-and-text.el @@ -0,0 +1,39 @@ +;; Takes about 17 seconds on Xeon E3-1275 v2 with byte-compiled 3d.el. + +(benchmark-run 1 + (let* ((rotate-x-angle (degrees-to-radians 80)) + (rotate-y-angle (degrees-to-radians 15)) + (rotate-z-angle (/ pi 16)) + (rotate-x (vector (vector 1 0 0 0) + (vector 0 (cos rotate-x-angle) (sin rotate-x-angle) 0) + (vector 0 (- (sin rotate-x-angle)) (cos rotate-x-angle) 0) + (vector 0 0 0 1))) + (rotate-y (vector (vector (cos rotate-y-angle) 0 (- (sin rotate-y-angle)) 0) + (vector 0 1 0 0) + (vector (sin rotate-y-angle) 0 (cos rotate-y-angle) 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