public static void GenerateTree(TetrahedronTreeNode node, int maxDepth)
{
float chance = BranchChance(node);
if (maxDepth <= 0)
{
return;
}
// for each face of this node
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
// determine if we should branch or not
if (i == 0 || Random.value < chance)
{
// start a new branch by creating a new TetTreeNode
// get vertices of base face
Vector3[] verts = node.GetFace(i);
// determine the position of the last vertex -and the overall shape- for the new tetrahedron.
// (this to a large extend determines how the final tree will look like)
Vector3 basepos = node.GetFaceAvg(i);
Vector3 dir = BranchLength(node) * (node.dir + node.GetFaceNormal(i));
float maxDev = BranchMaxDeviation(node);
// rotate direction vector some random amount
Quaternion rot = Quaternion.Euler(Random.value * maxDev, Random.value * maxDev, Random.value * maxDev);
dir = rot * dir;
// apply upwards tendency, because we want this to look like a tree and not a shrubbery.
dir.y += BranchUpwardsStrength(node);
Vector3 d = basepos + dir;
// create the new tree node and continue generating
TetrahedronTreeNode child = new TetrahedronTreeNode(verts[2], verts[1], verts[0], d);
node.children[i] = child;
GenerateTree(child, maxDepth - 1);
}
}
}
// Creates triangle mesh data for the specified node and its children by filling the given lists with triangle data.
private static void CreateMeshData(TetrahedronTreeNode node, List <Vector3> vertices, List <Vector3> normals, List <Vector2> uvs, List <int> indices, ref int vCount)
{
for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
{
TetrahedronTreeNode child = node.children[i];
if (child != null)
{
CreateMeshData(child, vertices, normals, uvs, indices, ref vCount);
}
else
{
// This triangle face does not have a child treenode, so let's draw it
Vector3[] faceverts = node.GetFace(i);
vertices.Add(faceverts[0]);
vertices.Add(faceverts[1]);
vertices.Add(faceverts[2]);
Vector3 n = node.GetFaceNormal(i);
normals.Add(n);
normals.Add(n);
normals.Add(n);
// let's not care too much about uvs right now, so set it to zero.
// Maybe later, if we decide to do texturing mapping or other stuff.
Vector2 uv = Vector2.zero;
uvs.Add(uv);
uvs.Add(uv);
uvs.Add(uv);
indices.Add(vCount + 0);
indices.Add(vCount + 1);
indices.Add(vCount + 2);
vCount = vCount + 3;
}
}
}