public override DrawStackNode Allocate(DrawInfo info, SurfaceTexture tex, ref int stackID)
{
// Stack required.
// Get a material:
UnityEngine.Material material = GetMaterial(TypeID, SubMaterialID);
// Allocate a target stack now:
int targetStack = stackID;
DrawStack stack = tex.GetStack(targetStack, info);
stackID++;
// Allocate sources:
AllocateSources(material, info, tex, targetStack, 1);
// Create our node:
MaterialStackNode matNode = DrawStore as MaterialStackNode;
if (matNode == null)
{
matNode = new MaterialStackNodeCleared();
DrawStore = matNode;
// This is where the magic happens! Set mesh to being our custom one:
matNode.Mesh = Mesh_;
}
matNode.Material = material;
matNode.Stack = stack;
return(matNode);
}
public override DrawStackNode Allocate(DrawInfo info, SurfaceTexture tex, ref int stackID)
{
// Stack required.
// Allocate a target stack now:
int targetStack = stackID;
DrawStack stack = tex.GetStack(targetStack, info);
stackID++;
float curAmplitude = 1f;
float curFrequency = (float)Frequency.GetValue(0, 0);
float lacunarity = (float)Lacunarity.GetValue(0, 0);
float persistence = (float)Persistence.GetValue(0, 0);
int mOctaveCount = (int)OctaveCount.GetValue(0, 0);
Material[] materials = new Material[mOctaveCount];
// Stack up "OctaveCount" quads.
for (int currentOctave = 0; currentOctave < mOctaveCount; currentOctave++)
{
// Update seed:
long seed = (Seed + currentOctave) & 0xffffffff;
// And a material.
UnityEngine.Material material = GetMaterial(TypeID, SubMaterialID);
// _Data (Seed, Frequency, Amplitude, Jitter):
material.SetVector("_Data", new Vector4(seed, curFrequency, curAmplitude, 0f));
// Add to set:
materials[currentOctave] = material;
curFrequency *= lacunarity;
curAmplitude *= persistence;
}
// Create our node:
BlockStackNode bsn = new BlockStackNode();
DrawStore = bsn;
bsn.Mesh = info.Mesh;
bsn.Materials = materials;
bsn.Stack = stack;
return(bsn);
}
public override DrawStackNode Allocate(DrawInfo info, SurfaceTexture tex, ref int stackID)
{
// Stack required.
// Allocate a target stack now:
int targetStack = stackID;
DrawStack stack = tex.GetStack(targetStack, info);
stackID++;
int subID = SubMaterialID;
// Create the material:
Material material = GetMaterial(TypeID, subID);
// _Data (Seed, Frequency, Amplitude, Jitter):
material.SetVector(
"_Data",
DataVector
);
if (subID == 3)
{
// Minkowski number required.
// Get the input node:
TextureNode input = MinkowskiNumber;
// Allocate it now (must not allocate targetStack in the direct kids):
int inputStacks = (targetStack == 0)?1:0;
DrawStackNode drawNode = input.Allocate(info, tex, ref inputStacks);
// Apply it to our material:
material.SetTexture("_Src0", drawNode.Texture);
}
// Create our node:
MaterialStackNode matNode = new MaterialStackNode();
DrawStore = matNode;
matNode.Mesh = info.Mesh;
matNode.Material = material;
matNode.Stack = stack;
return(matNode);
}
public override DrawStackNode Allocate(DrawInfo info, SurfaceTexture tex, ref int stackID)
{
// RandomVectors required.
if (RandomVectors == null)
{
RandomVectors = Resources.Load("Loonim-Random-Vectors") as Texture2D;
}
// Stack required.
// Get a material:
UnityEngine.Material material = GetMaterial(TypeID, SubMaterialID);
// _Data:
material.SetVector(
"_Data",
DataVector
);
// Allocate a target stack now:
int targetStack = stackID;
DrawStack stack = tex.GetStack(targetStack, info);
stackID++;
// Allocate sources:
AllocateSources(material, info, tex, targetStack, 2);
// Random vectors are always SRC2:
material.SetTexture("_Src2", RandomVectors);
// Create our node:
MaterialStackNode matNode = DrawStore as MaterialStackNode;
if (matNode == null)
{
matNode = new MaterialStackNode();
DrawStore = matNode;
matNode.Mesh = info.Mesh;
}
matNode.Material = material;
matNode.Stack = stack;
return(matNode);
}
/// <summary>Gets the stack with the given index, or creates it.</summary>
public DrawStack GetStack(int id, DrawInfo info)
{
// Need to create it? Note that ID will only ever be equal to stack count.
if (Stacks.Count == id)
{
// Create it:
DrawStack ds = new DrawStack(info);
// Add it:
Stacks.Add(ds);
return(ds);
}
// Get it:
return(Stacks[id]);
}
public override DrawStackNode Allocate(DrawInfo info, SurfaceTexture tex, ref int stackID)
{
// Stack required.
// Allocate a target stack now:
int targetStack = stackID;
DrawStack stack = tex.GetStack(targetStack, info);
stackID++;
// Allocate sources all to use the exact same stack for their output:
for (int i = 0; i < Sources.Length; i++)
{
// Get the input node:
TextureNode input = Sources[i];
// Allocate it now, always allocating the same one as our target:
int inputStacks = targetStack;
DrawStackNode dsn = input.Allocate(info, tex, ref inputStacks);
// If it's cleared, set cleared to false for anything but i=0:
if (i != 0)
{
dsn.Clear = false;
}
}
// Create our node:
StackerStackNode matNode = DrawStore as StackerStackNode;
if (matNode == null)
{
matNode = new StackerStackNode();
DrawStore = matNode;
}
matNode.Stack = stack;
return(matNode);
}
public override DrawStackNode Allocate(DrawInfo info, SurfaceTexture tex, ref int stackID)
{
// Stack required.
// Allocate a target stack now:
int targetStack = stackID;
DrawStack stack = tex.GetStack(targetStack, info);
stackID++;
int subID = SubMaterialID;
// Create the material:
Material material = GetMaterial(TypeID, subID);
// Allocate Src0:
TextureNode input = Sources[0];
int inputStacks = (targetStack == 0)?1:0;
DrawStackNode drawNode = input.Allocate(info, tex, ref inputStacks);
// Apply it to our material:
material.SetTexture("_Src0", drawNode.Texture);
// _Data (Rx,Ry,Rx,-Ry):
material.SetVector(
"_Data",
GetDataVector(info)
);
// Create our node:
MaterialStackNode matNode = new MaterialStackNode();
DrawStore = matNode;
matNode.Mesh = info.Mesh;
matNode.Material = material;
matNode.Stack = stack;
return(matNode);
}
/// <summary>Allocates GPU drawing meta now.</summary>
public virtual DrawStackNode Allocate(DrawInfo info, SurfaceTexture tex, ref int stackID)
{
// If the source is a constant or a graph
// then we don't allocate a material for it.
// We do, however, create a texture:
// CONSTANT: 1 * 1 (Texture)
// GRAPH : info.ImageX * 1 (Texture)
// ELSE : info.ImageX * info.ImageY (Stack)
int dimensions = OutputDimensions;
if (dimensions == 2)
{
// Stack required.
// Allocate a target stack now:
int targetStack = stackID;
DrawStack stack = tex.GetStack(targetStack, info);
stackID++;
// Create the material:
Material material = GetMaterial(MaterialID, SubMaterialID);
if (Sources != null)
{
int inputStacks = (targetStack == 0)?1:0;
for (int i = 0; i < Sources.Length; i++)
{
// Get the input node:
TextureNode input = Sources[i];
// Allocate it now (must not allocate targetStack in the direct kids):
DrawStackNode drawNode = input.Allocate(info, tex, ref inputStacks);
if (inputStacks == targetStack)
{
// Skip:
inputStacks++;
}
// Apply it to our material:
material.SetTexture("_Src" + i, drawNode.Texture);
}
}
// Create our node:
MaterialStackNode matNode = DrawStore as MaterialStackNode;
if (matNode == null)
{
matNode = new MaterialStackNode();
DrawStore = matNode;
matNode.Mesh = info.Mesh;
}
matNode.Material = material;
matNode.Stack = stack;
return(matNode);
}
// It'll be baked/ drawn by the CPU.
// Get the width of the texture:
int width = (dimensions == 1)?info.ImageX : 1;
TextureStackNode constNode = DrawStore as TextureStackNode;
if (constNode == null)
{
constNode = new TextureStackNode(this, info.HDR, width);
DrawStore = constNode;
}
// Ok:
return(constNode);
}