public static Vector3D Deserialize2(int maxBits, BitReader br)
{
var v = new Vector3D();
// From ReadPackedVector
v.NumBits = br.ReadInt32Max(maxBits);
Int32 Bias = 1 << (v.NumBits + 1);
Int32 Max = v.NumBits + 2;
v.DX = br.ReadInt32FromBits(Max);
v.DY = br.ReadInt32FromBits(Max);
v.DZ = br.ReadInt32FromBits(Max);
//float fact = 1; //(float)ScaleFactor; // 1 in our case, doesnt matter
//v.X = (float)(static_cast<int32>(DX)-Bias) / fact; // Why bother with the static_cast? Why not make DX an int32 instead of uint32 in the first place?
// always integers, hey?
v.X = v.DX-Bias;
v.Y = v.DY-Bias;
v.Z = v.DZ-Bias;
return v;
}
public static Vector3D DeserializeFixed(BitReader br)
{
var v = new Vector3D();
v.X = ReadFixedCompressedFloat(1, 16, br);
v.Y = ReadFixedCompressedFloat(1, 16, br);
v.Z = ReadFixedCompressedFloat(1, 16, br);
return v;
}
