public SimpleTransform Scaled(Vector3 scale)
{
var ret = new SimpleTransform(this);
ret.Scale(scale);
return(ret);
}
public static SimpleTransform Lerp(SimpleTransform a, SimpleTransform b, float percent)
{
return(new SimpleTransform(
Vector3.Lerp(a.position, b.position, percent),
Quaternion.Slerp(a.rotation, b.rotation, percent)
));
}
private void Straighten()
{
var track = Track;
Undo.RecordObjects(TrackEditor.GetObjectsInvolvedWithTrack(track), "Straighten");
var length = track.Length;
track.curveEndStrength = track.curveStartStrength = Track.DefaultCurveStrength;
if (workDirection > 0)
{
var newEnd = new SimpleTransform(new Vector3(0, 0, length));
track.TrackEnd = newEnd;
if (track.NextTrack)
{
track.NextTrack.TrackAbsoluteStart = track.TrackAbsoluteEnd;
}
}
else
{
var absEnd = track.TrackAbsoluteEnd;
track.TrackAbsoluteStart = new SimpleTransform(
absEnd.position + absEnd.rotation * new Vector3(0, 0, -length),
absEnd.rotation
);
if (track.PrevTrack)
{
track.PrevTrack.TrackAbsoluteEnd = track.TrackAbsoluteStart;
}
}
track.Update();
}
/**
* Moves our start or end (or target's start or end) to the target's/our end/start.
* If snapMe is true, moves me, if false moves the other piece.
* If snapEnd is true, our end is moving/being moved, if false our start is moving/being moved.
*
* Also automatically links the tracks.
*/
public void SnapTogether(Track target, bool snapMe, bool snapEnd)
{
if (snapEnd)
{
if (snapMe)
{
TrackAbsoluteEnd = target.TrackAbsoluteStart;
}
else
{
target.TrackAbsoluteStart = TrackAbsoluteEnd;
}
NextTrack = target;
target.PrevTrack = this;
}
else
{
if (snapMe)
{
TrackAbsoluteStart = target.TrackAbsoluteEnd;
}
else
{
target.TrackAbsoluteEnd = TrackAbsoluteStart;
}
PrevTrack = target;
target.NextTrack = this;
}
}
protected void BlockMovement(SimpleTransform trackTangent, Vector3 trackEnd)
{
if (!endJoint)
{
endJoint = gameObject.AddComponent <ConfigurableJoint>();
setAllAxies(endJoint, ConfigurableJointMotion.Free);
endJoint.zMotion = ConfigurableJointMotion.Limited;
endJoint.connectedBody = trackRB;
endJoint.axis = Vector3.right;
endJoint.secondaryAxis = Vector3.up;
endJoint.autoConfigureConnectedAnchor = false;
endJoint.anchor = Vector3.zero; //center of cart
//Set the limit so we will "hit the end" when we our center is clearingDistance away from the track end.
//(and we'll place the joint's "center" 2*clearingDistance away from the end)
var l = endJoint.linearLimit;
l.limit = clearingDistance;
endJoint.linearLimit = l;
}
// The anchor should be 2*clearingDistance away from the end
var anchorDistance = clearingDistance * 2;
var anchorPos = trackEnd + trackTangent.backward * anchorDistance;
// connectedAnchor is in local coordinates for the track/world
endJoint.connectedAnchor = trackRB ? trackRB.transform.InverseTransformPoint(anchorPos) : anchorPos;
}
/**
* There is where it all happens.
*
* Here's how the track constraint works:
* (Getting this to work in Unity was blood, sweat, and couple of tears, what's describe below it how we got it to work.)
*
* Each cart has a "guide". The guide is attached to the track (via fixed* joint). The guide is, each frame, teleported
* to the nearest "correct" position on the track and reaffixed there.
*
* Connected to the guide is a slider joint**, which allows free movement along one axis. The cart slides along this
* axis, but the joint, and therefore axis, are moved by the guide.
*
* That, combined with a dash of magic and some prayer seems to be enough to get it working in Unity.
*
* (Note: Unity does not seem to correctly support changing most the parameters on a configurable joint while the game is running,
* including changing the axis of a slider joint, among other things.)
*
* (*Actually, it's a configurable joint with specific settings that gives us better results than a regular fixed joint.)
* (**A fixed joint with all the axes but one locked.)
*
* This is not an perfect solution, a native joint type would be better, but it's what we can muster.
*
* (Unfortunately, this physics method does not take into account torque: for example, a cart on
* a "screw" track won't necessarily go forward if you twist it.)
*/
public void FixedUpdate()
{
if (brakesCooldown > 0)
{
--brakesCooldown;
}
if (!_currentTrack)
{
return;
}
if (!guide)
{
SetupGuide();
}
SimpleTransform t;
UpdateTrackSlider(out t);
LastTangent = t;
PreserveCurve(LastTangent);
float forwardness;
PushThings(LastTangent, out forwardness);
UpdateEndStop(LastTangent, forwardness);
}
public static SimpleTransform operator*(SimpleTransform a, SimpleTransform b)
{
SimpleTransform ret = new SimpleTransform();
ret.rotation = a.rotation * b.rotation;
ret.position = a.position + a.rotation * b.position;
return(ret);
}
/**
* Returns the world velocity of the track at the given point.
*/
protected Vector3 GetTrackVelocityAt(SimpleTransform trackTangent)
{
if (!trackRB)
{
return(Vector3.zero);
}
return(trackRB.GetPointVelocity(trackTangent.position));
}
public void OnInspectorUpdate()
{
var track = Track;
if (track && lastEnd != track.TrackEnd)
{
lastEnd = track.TrackEnd;
Regen();
}
}
/** If a view has been selected to be aligned, this will align it with the current selection. */
public void AlignView()
{
if (GUIUtility.hotControl != 0)
{
//don't move views while dragging, wait for them to finish
if (!deferredActions.Contains(AlignView))
{
Defer(AlignView);
}
return;
}
var track = Track;
if (!track)
{
return;
}
if (PrefabUtility.GetPrefabType(track) == PrefabType.Prefab)
{
return;
}
if (alignViewIdx > 0 && alignViewIdx <= SceneView.sceneViews.Count)
{
//Here we use the "undocumented, unsupported" SceneView API.
var view = GetSceneViews()[alignViewIdx - 1];
var transform = track.transform;
var oldPos = new SimpleTransform(transform);
var absStart = track.TrackAbsoluteStart;
var absEnd = track.TrackAbsoluteEnd;
var hoverAwayVector = (Vector3.up + Vector3.back * 3);
//move transform so we can align the view (and then revert it)
if (workDirection > 0)
{
transform.LookAt(absEnd.position, absStart.up);
transform.position += transform.rotation * hoverAwayVector;
}
else
{
absEnd.AboutFaced().ApplyTo(transform); //move to end looking at start
transform.LookAt(absStart.position, absEnd.up);
transform.position += transform.rotation * hoverAwayVector;
}
view.AlignViewToObject(transform);
oldPos.ApplyTo(transform);
}
}
/** Returns true if the two transforms are close enough to be considered "aligned" and allow cars to pass across them. */
public static bool IsAligned(SimpleTransform a, SimpleTransform b)
{
if (Vector3.Distance(a.position, b.position) > connectTolerance)
{
return(false);
}
if (Quaternion.Angle(a.rotation, b.rotation) > connectAngleTolerance)
{
return(false);
}
//Debug.Log("Found tolerable: " + Vector3.Distance(a.position, b.position) + " apart, " + Quaternion.Angle(a.rotation, b.rotation) + "deg off base");
return(true);
}
public TrackCurve(CurveType curveType, SimpleTransform end, float startStrength, float endStrength)
{
this.curveType = curveType;
this.end = end;
this.startStrength = startStrength;
this.endStrength = endStrength;
if (Vector3.Distance(Vector3.zero, end.position) < 0.000001f)
{
throw new System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException("end", "This curve is a point. Move the start and end apart.");
}
CalculateData();
}
/**
* Finds all the nearest tracks and links them together.
* Not fast. Only modifies this track, if this breaks links on other tracks, you will need to relink them too.
*/
public static void RelinkTrack(Track track)
{
if (!track)
{
return;
}
bool matchedNext = false, matchedPrev = false;
SimpleTransform myStart = new SimpleTransform(track.transform), myEnd = track.TrackAbsoluteEnd;
foreach (Track other in Object.FindObjectsOfType(typeof(Track)))
{
if (other == track)
{
continue;
}
SimpleTransform otherStart = new SimpleTransform(other.transform), otherEnd = other.TrackAbsoluteEnd;
//join everything that can be joined
if (Track.IsAligned(myStart, otherStart) || Track.IsAligned(myStart, otherEnd))
{
matchedPrev = true;
if (track.PrevTrack != other)
{
track.PrevTrack = other;
Debug.Log("Linked " + other.name + " to before " + track.name);
}
}
if (Track.IsAligned(myEnd, otherStart) || Track.IsAligned(myEnd, otherEnd))
{
matchedNext = true;
if (track.NextTrack != other)
{
track.NextTrack = other;
Debug.Log("Linked " + other.name + " to after " + track.name);
}
}
}
if (!matchedNext)
{
track.NextTrack = null;
}
if (!matchedPrev)
{
track.PrevTrack = null;
}
}
/**
* Does some bits to work around the fact that we aren't a first-class physics constraint.
*/
protected void PreserveCurve(SimpleTransform trackTangent)
{
//Instead of relying wholly on ERP to turn the cart on a curve, let's transfer the velocity to the new angle.
//Because PhysX lies to us about speed when the track is moving, we can't use this when the track has a rigidbody.
if (trackRB || cartRB.IsSleeping())
{
return;
}
var cartVel = cartRB.velocity;
var newDir = trackTangent.rotation * Vector3.forward;
var movingForward = Mathf.Sign(Vector3.Dot(cartVel, newDir));
var newVel = movingForward * cartVel.magnitude * newDir;
cartRB.velocity = Vector3.Lerp(cartVel, newVel, curvePreservation);
}
/** Starts switching to the given position. */
public void Switch(int index)
{
lastPosition = endSwitching ? track.TrackAbsoluteEnd : track.TrackAbsoluteStart;
desiredPosition = index;
switchStartTime = Time.time;
switching = true;
foreach (var position in positions)
{
if (endSwitching)
{
position.PrevTrack = null;
}
else
{
position.NextTrack = null;
}
}
}
/**
* The constraints do strange things, like give us the wrong speed while on a moving piece of track.
*
* When we get off the track, call this and we'll fix it.
*/
protected void RepairVelocity(SimpleTransform trackTangent)
{
if (!trackRB)
{
return;
}
var vel = cartRB.velocity;
//Find the component of our motion that doesn't align with the track and eliminate it.
//Often, this works out to be "kick the cart so it's traveling the same speed as the track."
var relVel = cartRB.velocity - GetTrackVelocityAt(trackTangent);
var error = relVel - Vector3.Project(relVel, trackTangent.rotation * Vector3.forward);
vel -= error;
//Can't set velocity right now, things will still interact with it, do it in just a moment.
StartCoroutine(DeferredSetVelocity(vel));
}
protected void UpdateEndStop(SimpleTransform trackTangent, float forwardness)
{
if (!_currentTrack || _currentTrack.outOfTrack != Track.EndOfLineBehavior.EndStop)
{
if (endJoint)
{
Destroy(endJoint);
endJoint = null;
}
return;
}
if (
//moving forward
forwardness > 0 &&
//no next track
!_currentTrack.NextTrack &&
//within 2 * clearingDistance of the end
Vector3.Distance(_currentTrack.TrackAbsoluteEnd.position, transform.position) < clearingDistance * 2
)
{
BlockMovement(trackTangent, _currentTrack.TrackAbsoluteEnd.position);
}
else if (
//moving backward
forwardness < 0 &&
//no prev track
!_currentTrack.PrevTrack &&
//within 2 * clearingDistance of the start
Vector3.Distance(_currentTrack.TrackAbsoluteStart.position, transform.position) < clearingDistance * 2
)
{
BlockMovement(trackTangent.Clone().AboutFace(), _currentTrack.TrackAbsoluteStart.position);
}
else if (endJoint)
{
Destroy(endJoint);
endJoint = null;
}
}
public void FixedUpdate()
{
if (!switching)
{
return;
}
var percent = (Time.time - switchStartTime) / switchSpeed;
if (switchSpeed == 0 || percent >= 1)
{
if (endSwitching)
{
track.ConnectTo(positions[desiredPosition]);
}
else
{
track.SnapTogether(positions[desiredPosition], true, false);
}
switching = false;
}
else
{
if (endSwitching)
{
track.TrackAbsoluteEnd = SimpleTransform.Lerp(
lastPosition,
positions[desiredPosition].TrackAbsoluteStart,
percent
);
}
else
{
track.TrackAbsoluteStart = SimpleTransform.Lerp(
lastPosition,
positions[desiredPosition].TrackAbsoluteEnd,
percent
);
}
}
}
/**
* Returns our velocity on the track, relative to the track, but in the world coordinate system.
*
* This will account for errors in the physics system where a cert's velocity doesn't fully include
* the track's velocity.
*/
public Vector3 GetVelocityOnTrack(SimpleTransform trackTangent = null)
{
if (!_currentTrack)
{
return(Vector3.zero);
}
if (trackTangent == null)
{
trackTangent = LastTangent;
}
if (trackTangent == null)
{
return(Vector3.zero);
}
var worldVel = cartRB.velocity;
var vel = worldVel - GetTrackVelocityAt(trackTangent);
//Ideally, vel would have the same (or opposite) direction as trackTangent.rotation * Vector3.forward
//In practice, it can be way off when the track is moving because the physics system lies about cartRB.velocity
//Cope:
vel = Vector3.Project(vel, trackTangent.rotation * Vector3.forward);
if (DebugDrawSpeed)
{
Debug.DrawLine(transform.position, transform.position + GetTrackVelocityAt(trackTangent), Color.blue);
if (trackRB)
{
Debug.DrawLine(trackRB.transform.position, trackRB.transform.position + trackRB.velocity, Color.yellow);
}
Debug.DrawLine(transform.position, transform.position + worldVel, Color.magenta);
Debug.DrawLine(transform.position, transform.position + vel, Color.red);
}
return(vel);
}
public SimpleTransform(SimpleTransform other)
{
position = other.position;
rotation = other.rotation;
}
protected void RenderEditHandles(Track track)
{
var involvedTracks = GetObjectsInvolvedWithTrack(track);
Undo.RecordObjects(involvedTracks, "Bend Track");
const float handleSize = .35f;
const float strengthScale = .25f;
SimpleTransform t, tOrig;
if (showTrackStartHandle)
{
//Handle rendering and inputs on the start transform of this node
t = track.TrackAbsoluteStart.MakeValid();
tOrig = new SimpleTransform(t);
t.rotation = Handles.RotationHandle(t.rotation, t.position);
t.position = Handles.PositionHandle(t.position, t.rotation);
t.MakeValid();
if (t != tOrig)
{
track.TrackAbsoluteStart = t;
//The adjacent track is "normally" linked, bring it with us.
if (track.PrevTrack && track.PrevTrack.NextTrack == track)
{
track.PrevTrack.TrackAbsoluteEnd = t;
}
}
//Handle rendering and inputs of the strength of this node
var scale = track.Distance * strengthScale;
var pos = t.position + t.forward * scale * track.curveStartStrength;
Handles.color = curveColor;
Handles.DrawLine(pos, t.position);
Handles.color = strengthHandleColor;
var updatedPos = Handles.Slider(
pos, t.forward, HandleUtility.GetHandleSize(t.position) * 2,
ScaleDrawSize(handleSize * .5f, Handles.SphereHandleCap), 0
);
if (updatedPos != pos)
{
track.curveStartStrength = Mathf.Max(0, Vector3.Dot(updatedPos - t.position, t.forward) / scale);
}
}
else
{
//render "click to edit" button
var p = track.TrackAbsoluteStart.MakeValid();
var s = HandleUtility.GetHandleSize(p.position) * handleSize;
Handles.color = Color.red;
var clicked = Handles.Button(p.position, p.rotation, s, s, Handles.CylinderHandleCap);
if (clicked)
{
showTrackStartHandle = true;
}
}
if (showTrackEndHandle)
{
//Handle rendering and inputs on the end transform of this node
t = track.TrackAbsoluteEnd.MakeValid();
tOrig = new SimpleTransform(t);
t.rotation = Handles.RotationHandle(t.rotation, t.position);
t.position = Handles.PositionHandle(t.position, t.rotation);
t.MakeValid();
if (t != tOrig)
{
track.TrackAbsoluteEnd = t;
//The adjacent track is "normally" linked, bring it with us.
if (track.NextTrack && track.NextTrack.PrevTrack == track)
{
track.NextTrack.TrackAbsoluteStart = t;
}
}
//Handle rendering and inputs of the strength of this node
var scale = track.Distance * strengthScale;
var pos = t.position + t.backward * scale * track.curveEndStrength;
Handles.color = curveColor;
Handles.DrawLine(pos, t.position);
Handles.color = strengthHandleColor;
var updatedPos = Handles.Slider(
pos, t.backward, HandleUtility.GetHandleSize(t.position) * 2,
ScaleDrawSize(handleSize * .5f, Handles.SphereHandleCap), 0
);
if (updatedPos != pos)
{
track.curveEndStrength = Mathf.Max(0, Vector3.Dot(updatedPos - t.position, t.backward) / scale);
}
}
else
{
//render "click to edit" button
var p = track.TrackAbsoluteEnd.MakeValid(); //Unity's definition of "Unit quaternion" is unnecessarily strict.
var s = HandleUtility.GetHandleSize(p.position) * handleSize;
Handles.color = Color.green;
var clicked = Handles.Button(p.position, p.rotation, s, s, Handles.CylinderHandleCap);
if (clicked)
{
showTrackEndHandle = true;
}
}
//Draw navigation/add buttons
System.Action <Track, bool> doNavButton = (adjTrack, start) => {
var p = (start ? track.TrackAbsoluteStart : track.TrackAbsoluteEnd).MakeValid();
var s = HandleUtility.GetHandleSize(p.position) * handleSize;
var s2 = s * .7f;
Handles.color = adjTrack ? new Color(0, 0, 1, .5f) : Color.green;
//var direction = start ? p.Clone().AboutFace().rotation : p.rotation;
var direction = p.rotation;
var dirSign = start ? -1 : 1;
var pos = p.position + (p.rotation * new Vector3(0, 0, dirSign * s * 4));
var clicked = Handles.Button(pos, direction, s2, s2, Handles.ConeHandleCap);
if (clicked && adjTrack)
{
Selection.activeGameObject = adjTrack.gameObject;
}
else if (clicked)
{
var newTrack = AddTrack(track, start);
Undo.RegisterCreatedObjectUndo(newTrack.gameObject, "Create Track");
Selection.activeGameObject = newTrack.gameObject;
}
};
doNavButton(track.PrevTrack, true);
doNavButton(track.NextTrack, false);
if (GUI.changed)
{
MarkDirty(involvedTracks);
}
}
public SimpleTransform AboutFaced()
{
var ret = new SimpleTransform(this);
return(ret.AboutFace());
}
protected void PushThings(SimpleTransform trackTangent, out float forwardness)
{
//forwardness measures which direction we are moving relative to the tracks's forward direction
//at the current point
forwardness = 0;
if (!_currentTrack)
{
return;
}
//apply acceleration/deceleration as per the track's spec
var velocity = GetVelocityOnTrack(trackTangent);
forwardness = Vector3.Dot(velocity, trackTangent.rotation * Vector3.forward);
//Track actions are based on track direction, not ours.
if (cartReversed)
{
forwardness *= -1;
}
float speed = velocity.magnitude;
F_msds getOptimumForce = (currentSpeed, optimumSpeed, mass) => {
//f = m*a
//s[t] = a*t + s[0] -> (s[t] - s[0]) / t = a
//f = m * (s[t] - s[0]) / t
float deltaV = optimumSpeed - currentSpeed;
return(mass * deltaV / Time.deltaTime);
};
if (_currentTrack.brakes == null)
{
Debug.LogWarning("No brakes object " + _currentTrack.name);
}
var brakesDirection = _currentTrack.brakes.IsActive(forwardness);
var accelDirection = _currentTrack.acceleration.IsActive(forwardness);
var brakesHoldingBack = false;
if (brakesDirection != 0 && speed > _currentTrack.brakes.targetSpeed)
{
//slow down
float force = -_currentTrack.brakes.maxForce;
if (prorateForces)
{
float bestForce = getOptimumForce(speed, _currentTrack.brakes.targetSpeed, cartRB.mass);
//Debug.Log("Best braking force: " + bestForce + " max breaking force " + force);
if (bestForce > force) //(force and bestForce should be negative, hence greater than)
{
force = bestForce;
//it's hard to push something to hold still, so when we get to where we aren't pushing as hard as possible
//we'll consider it all-but-stopped and clamp on the joint
brakesHoldingBack = true;
}
}
//Only apply force of we can enact brakes. When an object hits a stopped cart, {brakeJoint} takes the hit and
//absorbs energy. If we also apply our forces in that same tick we'll hold too firmly.
if (brakesCooldown == 0)
{
AddForceFromTrack(velocity.normalized * force);
}
}
else if (accelDirection != 0 && speed < _currentTrack.acceleration.targetSpeed)
{
//push faster in this direction
float force = _currentTrack.acceleration.maxForce;
if (prorateForces)
{
float bestForce = getOptimumForce(speed, _currentTrack.acceleration.targetSpeed, cartRB.mass);
//Debug.Log("Best accel force: " + bestForce + " max accel force " + force);
if (bestForce < force)
{
force = bestForce;
}
}
var pushDirection = trackTangent.rotation * Vector3.forward * accelDirection;
if (cartReversed)
{
pushDirection = -pushDirection;
}
//Debug.Log("push " + name + " " + pushDirection * force);
AddForceFromTrack(pushDirection * force);
}
//If the brakes are trying to stop completely, lock in position when we stop
const float stopThreshold = .006f;
if (
brakesCooldown == 0 &&
brakesDirection != 0 &&
_currentTrack.brakes.targetSpeed == 0
)
{
if ((brakesHoldingBack || Mathf.Abs(forwardness) < stopThreshold) && !brakeJoint)
{
brakeJoint = gameObject.AddComponent <FixedJoint>();
brakeJoint.connectedBody = _currentTrack.GetComponentInParent <Rigidbody>();
brakeJoint.breakForce = _currentTrack.brakes.maxForce;
}
}
else if (brakeJoint)
{
Destroy(brakeJoint);
brakeJoint = null;
}
}
protected void UpdateTrackSlider(out SimpleTransform trackTangent)
{
//number of times we've "recursed" (emulated with a goto)
int iterations = 0;
Transform cartTransform = transform;
// Transform cartTransform = guide.transform;
//Estimate where we'll be in about a frame or so - this allows us to "lead"
//the constraint's position and minimize error
Vector3 tickMovement = cartTransform.GetComponent <Rigidbody>().velocity *leadFactor *Time.deltaTime;
SimpleTransform carSoonPos = new SimpleTransform(cartTransform);
carSoonPos.position += tickMovement;
if (DebugDrawTracking)
{
Debug.DrawRay(carSoonPos.position, Vector3.up, Color.yellow);
Debug.DrawRay(cartTransform.position, Vector3.up, Color.white);
}
//DEBUG("now: " << m_rbB.getWorldTransform().position << " mv: " << tickMovement << " predicted: " << (carSoonPos.position + tickMovement));
//goto label used to emulate a stateful tail-end recursion
//todo: cars shouldn't be jumping far enough to need tail-end recursion, switch to a closure
calculate:
Track track = _currentTrack;
//Position of cart
var localCartPos = track.transform.InverseTransformPoint(carSoonPos.position);
float pos = track.Curve.GetFraction(localCartPos);
if (pos < 0)
{
//before the start
//DEBUG("Before the start");
if (track.PrevTrack && iterations == 0)
{
//Move to the next track and run as that track
RollToNextTrack(false);
++iterations;
goto calculate;
}
else if (track.PrevTrack)
{
//we've hit the iteration limit, just go straight until next frame
pos = 0;
}
else
{
//We're past the start with no previous.
if (_currentTrack.outOfTrack == Track.EndOfLineBehavior.FallOffTrack)
{
//wait until it's clear of the track (so it doesn't intersect with it), then drop it off
//(note that we use the cart's actual instead of projected position here)
if (Vector3.Distance(track.transform.position, cartTransform.position) >= clearingDistance)
{
RemoveFromTrack();
}
}
else if (_currentTrack.outOfTrack == Track.EndOfLineBehavior.ContinueStraight)
{
//do nothing special here, just keep going
}
// In all cases, set our guide to line up with the start of the track.
pos = 0;
}
}
else if (pos > 1)
{
//past the end
//DEBUG("After the end");
if (track.NextTrack && iterations == 0)
{
//Move to the next track and run as that track
RollToNextTrack(true);
++iterations;
goto calculate;
}
else if (track.NextTrack)
{
//we've hit the iteration limit, just go straight until next frame
pos = 1;
}
else
{
//We're past the end with no next.
if (_currentTrack.outOfTrack == Track.EndOfLineBehavior.FallOffTrack)
{
//wait until it's clear of the track (so it doesn't intersect with it), then drop it off
if (Vector3.Distance(track.TrackAbsoluteEnd.position, cartTransform.position) >= clearingDistance)
{
RemoveFromTrack();
}
}
else if (_currentTrack.outOfTrack == Track.EndOfLineBehavior.ContinueStraight)
{
//do nothing special here, just keep going
}
// In all cases, set our guide to line up with the end of the track.
pos = 1;
}
}
else
{
//calculate position normally
}
if (DebugDrawTracking)
{
var col = new Color(0, 0, 0, .3f);
Debug.DrawLine(cartTransform.position, track.TrackAbsoluteEnd.position, col);
Debug.DrawLine(cartTransform.position, track.transform.position, col);
}
//Debug.Log("d1: " + d1 + ", d2: " + d2 + " maxDist: " + maxDist);
//Get position and direction at this point on the track
trackTangent = track.Curve.GetPointAt(pos).LocalToAbsolute(track.transform);
if (cartReversed)
{
trackTangent.AboutFace();
}
if (DebugDrawTracking && _currentTrack)
{
//(these two should be more-or-less on top of each other, if there's a big divergence we have an issue)
Debug.DrawRay(guide.transform.position, guide.transform.rotation * Vector3.forward, Color.red);
Debug.DrawRay(guide.transform.position, guide.transform.rotation * Vector3.up, Color.blue);
Debug.DrawRay(trackTangent.position, trackTangent.rotation * Vector3.forward, Color.red);
Debug.DrawRay(trackTangent.position, trackTangent.rotation * Vector3.up, Color.blue);
}
//We tell the joint what rotation we want by feeding it two (unit) vectors.
if (trackJoint)
{
//to trick Unity into recalculating the targeted internal transformations, we'll switch the rigidbody on the joint
Rigidbody differentRb = guideJoint.connectedBody ? null : GetComponent <Rigidbody>();
Rigidbody originalRb = guideJoint.connectedBody;
//switch rb so we can change things without fear
guideJoint.connectedBody = differentRb;
//move the guide to where we want it to be now
guide.transform.position = trackTangent.position;
guide.transform.rotation = trackTangent.rotation;
//put the rb back as it should, causing Unity to recalculate the desired position for the joint
guideJoint.connectedBody = originalRb;
}
}
/**
* Calculates some information about the path and caches it for later.
*/
protected void CalculateData(int steps = -1)
{
//Ideally, we should compute a set of "key" points (more points on curves) to use, but for now we just approximate.
_length = 0;
if (steps <= 0)
{
steps = DistanceQuality;
}
pathData = new PathPoint[steps + 1];
pathData[0].pos = new SimpleTransform();
pathData[0].fraction = 0;
pathData[0].distance = 0;
/*
* To track the upward direction along the curve, we repeatedly project the previous up vector along a number
* of points along the spline, then determine the resulting "up direction" error and apply linearly apply a
* correction rotation to each intermediate node.
*/
//For each sample point, record information.
var pos = pathData[0].pos;
var lastUp = Vector3.up;
_length = 0;
for (int i = 1; i <= steps; i++)
{
pathData[i].fraction = i / (float)steps;
var moment = GetMoment(pathData[i].fraction);
_length += (pos.position - moment.pos).magnitude;
pathData[i].distance = _length;
//Determine (approx.) which way is up by updating the last up vector against the current forward vector
var rotation = Quaternion.LookRotation(moment.direction, lastUp);
pathData[i].pos = pos = new SimpleTransform(moment.pos, rotation);
lastUp = rotation * Vector3.up;
}
//Now that we have a rough idea of which way is up at each point, refine it so we end with the correct curve.
var lastRotation = pathData[steps].pos.rotation;
var expectedRotation = end.rotation;
//lastRotation and expectedRotation should both rotate a Vector.forward to the same value, but
//most likely, they will point a Vector3.up different directions.
//Let's find out how far off they are.
//Rotate last into expected's frame, then decompose to Euler angles.
var errorAngles = (Quaternion.Inverse(expectedRotation) * lastRotation).eulerAngles;
//errorAngles.x and y should be about 0 or 360. Our error is in errorAngles.z
var error = errorAngles.z > 180 ? errorAngles.z - 360 : errorAngles.z;
//adjust each step to remove the error
for (int i = 1; i < steps; i++)
{
var counterRotate = -error * pathData[i].distance / _length;
pathData[i].pos.rotation = Quaternion.AngleAxis(counterRotate, pathData[i].pos.rotation * Vector3.forward) * pathData[i].pos.rotation;
}
//The last item should always fit perfectly
pathData[steps].pos = end;
}
public void GenerateMesh(Mesh mesh, Track track)
{
//This function is optimized.
//There are some places where simpler, more fluent language constructs are avoided in the interest of performance.
if (railMesh == null && capMesh == null && !tieMesh)
{
//no results case
mesh.Clear();
return;
}
//build the rails (rails are built by bridging each set of points we render)
List <Vector3> allVerts = new List <Vector3>();
List <Vector3> allNormals = new List <Vector3>();
List <Vector2> allUVs = new List <Vector2>();
List <int> allTris = new List <int>();
if (railMesh != null)
{
//Rail mesh should consist of a straight piece of track along z from -.5 to .5.
int vertOffset = allVerts.Count;
SimpleTransform lastStep = null;
var steps = GetSteps(track);
var vertCount = (steps.Length - 1) * railMesh.verts.Count;
var triCount = (steps.Length - 1) * railMesh.tris.Count;
allVerts.EnsureSpace(vertCount);
allNormals.EnsureSpace(vertCount);
allUVs.EnsureSpace(vertCount);
allTris.EnsureSpace(triCount);
foreach (float step in steps)
{
//Note: we could use Curve.GetIntervals, but it's better to have more steps along curves
//which tends to happen (a little bit) automatically if we use the mathematical fraction.
SimpleTransform curStep = track.Curve.GetPointAt(step);
if (lastStep != null)
{
//bridge between two steps
int pInitial = allVerts.Count;
int j = 0;
foreach (Vertex vert in railMesh.verts)
{
Vector3 pos = vert.pos;
if (pos.z < 0)
{
//this vert falls on the prev side
pos.z += .5f; //the model has data one unit wide, offset that
Vector3 p = lastStep * pos;
allVerts.Add(p);
allNormals.Add(lastStep.rotation * vert.normal);
allUVs.Add(vert.uv);
}
else
{
//this vert falls on the next side
pos.z -= .5f; //the model has data one unit wide, offset that
Vector3 p = curStep * pos;
allVerts.Add(p);
allNormals.Add(curStep.rotation * vert.normal);
allUVs.Add(vert.uv);
}
j++;
}
foreach (int idx in railMesh.tris)
{
allTris.Add(idx + pInitial + vertOffset);
}
}
lastStep = curStep;
}
}
if (capMesh != null && (!track.NextTrack || !track.PrevTrack || track.forceEndCaps))
{
//Cap mesh should consist of faces in +z or -z
//No faces may cross 0
List <Vector3> verts = new List <Vector3>();
List <Vector3> normals = new List <Vector3>();
List <Vector2> uvs = new List <Vector2>();
List <int> tris = new List <int>();
SimpleTransform firstStep = new SimpleTransform(), lastStep = track.Curve.GetPointAt(1);
var caps = (track.PrevTrack ? 0 : 1) + (track.NextTrack ? 0 : 1);
//We assume that the start and end caps have the same number of verts/tris, if not this will run a little slower or use more memory.
var vertCount = caps * capMesh.verts.Count / 2;
var triCount = caps * capMesh.tris.Count / 2;
allVerts.EnsureSpace(vertCount);
allNormals.EnsureSpace(vertCount);
allUVs.EnsureSpace(vertCount);
allTris.EnsureSpace(triCount);
for (int triIdx = 0; triIdx < capMesh.tris.Count; triIdx += 3)
{
//grab the first vert in the face to see what side the face is on
Vector3 pos0 = capMesh.verts[capMesh.tris[triIdx + 0]].pos;
float offset; //how much to offset Z to zero out the tri
SimpleTransform trans;
if (pos0.z < 0)
{
//this tri falls on the start side
if (track.PrevTrack && !track.forceEndCaps)
{
continue; //can't see this cap
}
offset = .5f;
trans = firstStep;
}
else
{
//this tri falls on the end side
if (track.NextTrack && !track.forceEndCaps)
{
continue; //can't see this cap
}
offset = -.5f;
trans = lastStep;
}
//Copy each vert from this face
for (int i = 0; i < 3; ++i)
{
int idx = capMesh.tris[triIdx + i];
Vertex v = capMesh.verts[idx];
Vector3 vPos = v.pos;
vPos.z += offset;
tris.Add(verts.Count);
verts.Add(trans * vPos);
normals.Add(trans.rotation * v.normal);
uvs.Add(v.uv);
}
}
//Add intermediate results to the final mesh
int vertOffset = allVerts.Count;
allVerts.AddRange(verts);
allNormals.AddRange(normals);
allUVs.AddRange(uvs);
foreach (var vertIdx in tris)
{
allTris.Add(vertIdx + vertOffset);
}
}
if (tieMesh)
{
//Tie mesh should consist of some polygons we can throw in at intervals to tie the track together.
var trackLength = track.Length;
var numTies = Mathf.Floor(trackLength / track.tieInterval);
// Give the number of ties a reasonable limit.
if (track.tieInterval <= 0)
{
numTies = 0;
}
if (numTies > MaxTiesCount)
{
numTies = MaxTiesCount;
}
// Space ties evenly along the length (results in a slightly higher tie interval than requested)
var effectiveInterval = trackLength / numTies;
var offset = .5f * effectiveInterval;
var tieVerts = tieMesh.vertices;
var tieNormals = tieMesh.normals;
var uvTris = tieMesh.uv;
var tieTris = tieMesh.triangles;
var vertCount = (int)numTies * tieVerts.Length;
var triCount = (int)numTies * tieTris.Length;
allVerts.EnsureSpace(vertCount);
allNormals.EnsureSpace(vertCount);
allUVs.EnsureSpace(vertCount);
allTris.EnsureSpace(triCount);
var intervalIter = track.Curve.GetIntervals(offset, effectiveInterval).GetEnumerator();
for (int i = 0; i < numTies; i++)
{
if (!intervalIter.MoveNext())
{
Debug.LogWarning("Tie count didn't match up", track);
break;
}
var tiePos = intervalIter.Current;
int pInitial = allVerts.Count;
//allVerts.AddRange(from vPos in tieMesh.vertices select tiePos * vPos);
for (int j = 0; j < tieVerts.Length; ++j)
{
allVerts.Add(tiePos * tieVerts[j]);
}
//allNormals.AddRange(from normal in tieMesh.normals select tiePos.rotation * normal);
for (int j = 0; j < tieNormals.Length; ++j)
{
allNormals.Add(tiePos.rotation * tieNormals[j]);
}
//allUVs.AddRange(tieMesh.uv);
for (int j = 0; j < uvTris.Length; ++j)
{
allUVs.Add(uvTris[j]);
}
//allTris.AddRange(from idx in tieMesh.triangles select idx + pInitial);
for (int j = 0; j < tieTris.Length; ++j)
{
allTris.Add(pInitial + tieTris[j]);
}
}
}
#if UNITY_EDITOR
if (!Application.isPlaying)
{
//If the mesh hasn't changed, don't modify it while editing. This will avoid marking the scene as changed when it hasn't.
//During play mode, don't worry about it. It's stupid to burn CPU to avoid a no-op at this point.
if (
allVerts.SequenceEqual(mesh.vertices) &&
allNormals.SequenceEqual(mesh.normals) &&
allUVs.SequenceEqual(mesh.uv) &&
allTris.SequenceEqual(mesh.triangles)
)
{
//turns out, we didn't need to do anything after all
return;
}
}
#endif
mesh.Clear();
mesh.vertices = allVerts.ToArray();
mesh.normals = allNormals.ToArray();
mesh.uv = allUVs.ToArray();
mesh.triangles = allTris.ToArray();
}