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Jul 12, 2005, 10:55:44 PM (19 years ago)
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patrick
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orxonox/trunk: calculating dimension of an object. not linking now

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  • orxonox/trunk/src/lib/graphics/spatial_separation/spatial_separation.cc

    r4841 r4842  
    105105* @param playerModel the model that this measurement is based on
    106106  \return the dimension of the AbstractModel as a Rectangle
     107
     108  The rectangle is x-z axis aligned. ATTENTION: if there are any vertices in the model, that exceed the
     109  size of 999999.0, there probably will be some errors in the dimensions calculations.
    107110 */
    108111Rectangle* SpatialSeparation::getDimension(AbstractModel* playerModel)
    109112{
     113  float            maxX, maxY;                       //!< the maximal coordinates axis
     114  float            minX, minY;                       //!< minimal axis coorindates
     115  const float*     pVertices;                        //!< pointer to the current vertices
    110116
     117  maxX = -999999; maxY = -999999;
     118  minX =  999999; minY =  999999;
     119  /* get maximal/minimal x/y */
     120  for( int i = 0; i < playerModel->getModelInfo()->numVertices; ++i)
     121  {
     122    pVertices = &playerModel->getModelInfo()->pVertices[i * 3];
     123    if( pVertices[0] > maxX)
     124      maxX = pVertices[0];
     125    if( pVertices[2] > maxY)
     126      maxY = pVertices[2];
     127
     128    if( pVertices[0] < minX)
     129      minX = pVertices[0];
     130    if( pVertices[2] < minY)
     131      minY = pVertices[2];
     132
     133    PRINTF(0)("Dimension Informationation: X: min/max %f/%f Y: min/max %f/%f\n", minX, maxX, minY, maxY);
     134  }
    111135}
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