public MaskData BitwiseAnd(MaskData other)
{
Rectangle bounds = Rectangle.Intersect(this.Bounds, other.Bounds);
if (bounds.Width == 0 || bounds.Height == 0)
{
return(new MaskData());
}
int localStartX = bounds.X;
int localStartY = bounds.Y;
int localEndX = bounds.X + bounds.Width;
int localEndY = bounds.Y + bounds.Height;
MaskData result = new MaskData(bounds);
for (int y = localStartY; y < localEndY; y++)
{
for (int x = localStartX; x < localEndX; x++)
{
result[x, y] = this[x, y] & other[x, y];
}
}
return(result.LazyCopyAutoCrop());
}
/// <summary>Set an area to a flat height, relative to the given height of the input mask</summary>
public void SetFlatRelative(MaskData maskData, byte height, int offset)
{
var baseMask = maskData.Translated(0, -(int)height); // Convert a "top" mask
int absoluteHeight = Math.Max(byte.MinValue, Math.Min(byte.MaxValue, (int)height + offset));
SetFromFlatBaseMask(baseMask, (byte)absoluteHeight);
}
private static void CheckPoint(MaskData data, Stack <Point> points, int x, int y, bool setTo)
{
if (data[x, y] != setTo)
{
points.Push(new Point(x, y));
data[x, y] = setTo;
}
}
public static void DrawPixel(ref MaskData data, int x, int y, bool setTo)
{
if (setTo)
{
data = data.LazyCopyExpandToContain(new Rectangle(x, y, 1, 1));
}
if (data.Bounds.Contains(x, y))
{
data[x, y] = setTo;
}
}
// NOTE: Rendering from world heightmap is slow!!
// NOTE: Much copy-pasted code from normal heightmap rendering
public void DrawWorldPhysicsXZRegion(WorldPhysics worldPhysics, MaskData xzMask, SortedList <int, Color> heightColorGradient)
{
// Constrain rendering to the display bounds
int startX = Math.Max(worldPhysics.StartX, displayBounds.Left);
int endX = Math.Min(worldPhysics.EndX, displayBounds.Right);
if (endX <= startX)
{
return; // Off screen
}
for (int z = worldPhysics.EndZ - 1; z >= worldPhysics.StartZ; z--) // From back to front of heightmap
{
for (int x = startX; x < endX; x++)
{
if (!xzMask.GetOrDefault(x, z)) // TODO: Fix up bounds so we never leave this area (and use regular [,] access) - PERF
{
continue;
}
int height = worldPhysics.GetGroundHeightAt(x, z, WorldPhysics.MaximumHeight, WorldPhysics.MaximumHeight, null);
if (height == WorldPhysics.MaximumHeight)
{
continue;
}
int nextHeight = 0; // Height of the next Z-value (row)
if (xzMask.GetOrDefault(x, z - 1))
{
nextHeight = worldPhysics.GetGroundHeightAt(x, z - 1, WorldPhysics.MaximumHeight, WorldPhysics.MaximumHeight, null);
}
if (nextHeight != WorldPhysics.MaximumHeight && nextHeight > height)
{
continue; // Next row will cover this one entirely
}
// Draw top surface
const int zTestOffset = 1; // <- The top surface should be "under" any other pixels
DrawPixel(new Position(x, height, z), heightColorGradient.GetColorFromGradient(height), zTestOffset);
if (nextHeight != WorldPhysics.MaximumHeight && nextHeight == height)
{
continue; // Next row covers this one's "solid" section
}
// Draw solidness
for (int h = height - 1; h >= 0; h--)
{
Color c = Color.Lerp(heightColorGradient.GetColorFromGradient(h), Color.Black, 0.6f);
DrawPixel(new Position(x, h, z), c);
}
}
}
}
public MaskData MakeFlippedX()
{
MaskData flipped = new MaskData(Bounds.FlipXIndexable());
for (int y = StartY; y < EndY; y++)
{
for (int x = StartX; x < EndX; x++)
{
flipped[-x, y] = this[x, y];
}
}
return(flipped);
}
public static Data2D <Color> CreateColorData(this MaskData mask, Color color)
{
var data = new Data2D <Color>(mask.Bounds);
for (var y = data.StartY; y < data.EndY; y++)
{
for (var x = data.StartX; x < data.EndX; x++)
{
data[x, y] = mask[x, y] ? color : Color.Transparent;
}
}
return(data);
}
public static void DrawLine(ref MaskData data, int x1, int y1, int x2, int y2, bool setTo)
{
data = data.LazyCopyExpandToContain(Rectangle.Union(new Rectangle(x1, y1, 1, 1), new Rectangle(x2, y2, 1, 1)));
int x = x1;
int y = y1;
int dx = x2 - x1;
int dy = y2 - y1;
int x_inc = (dx < 0) ? -1 : 1;
int l = System.Math.Abs(dx);
int y_inc = (dy < 0) ? -1 : 1;
int m = System.Math.Abs(dy);
int dx2 = l << 1;
int dy2 = m << 1;
if ((l >= m))
{
int err_1 = dy2 - l;
for (int i = 0; i < l; i++)
{
data[x, y] = setTo;
if (err_1 > 0)
{
y += y_inc;
err_1 -= dx2;
}
err_1 += dy2;
x += x_inc;
}
}
else
{
int err_1 = dx2 - m;
for (int i = 0; i < m; i++)
{
data[x, y] = setTo;
if (err_1 > 0)
{
x += x_inc;
err_1 -= dy2;
}
err_1 += dx2;
y += y_inc;
}
}
data[x, y] = setTo;
}
public void SetBitwiseOrFrom(MaskData other)
{
int localStartX = System.Math.Max(this.StartX, other.StartX);
int localStartY = System.Math.Max(this.StartY, other.StartY);
int localEndX = System.Math.Min(this.EndX, other.EndX);
int localEndY = System.Math.Min(this.EndY, other.EndY);
for (int y = localStartY; y < localEndY; y++)
{
for (int x = localStartX; x < localEndX; x++)
{
this[x, y] |= other[x, y];
}
}
}
/// <summary>Set an area to a flat height given a mask of the base of the object</summary>
public void SetFromFlatBaseMask(MaskData maskData, byte height)
{
// Ensure that there's enough room in the heightmap to contain mask...
heightmapData = heightmapData.LazyCopyExpandToContain(maskData.Bounds, DefaultHeight);
for (int y = maskData.StartY; y < maskData.EndY; y++)
{
for (int x = maskData.StartX; x < maskData.EndX; x++)
{
if (maskData[x, y])
{
heightmapData[x, y] = height;
}
}
}
}
public void SetBitwiseAndFromMustBeContained(MaskData other)
{
Debug.Assert(other.Bounds.Contains(this.Bounds));
int localStartX = StartX;
int localStartY = StartY;
int localEndX = EndX;
int localEndY = EndY;
for (int y = localStartY; y < localEndY; y++)
{
for (int x = localStartX; x < localEndX; x++)
{
this[x, y] &= other[x, y];
}
}
}
/// <summary>Set from a 1px deep alpha mask (such as for a railing)</summary>
public void SetFromRailingMask(MaskData maskData)
{
heightmapData = heightmapData.LazyCopyExpandToContain(new Rectangle(maskData.OffsetX, 0, maskData.Width, 1), DefaultHeight);
for (int x = maskData.StartX; x < maskData.EndX; x++) // For each column in the image
{
for (int y = maskData.EndY - 1; y >= maskData.StartY; y--) // Search top-to-bottom
{
if (maskData[x, y])
{
heightmapData[x, 0] = (byte)y;
goto nextColumn;
}
}
nextColumn:
;
}
}
/// <summary>Convert color data to a trimmed 1-bit mask</summary>
public static MaskData CreateMask(this Data2D <Color> data, Color color, bool inverse = false)
{
Rectangle trimBounds = data.FindTrimBounds(color, inverse);
// TODO: Avoid this copy...
Data2D <Color> trimData = data.CopyWithNewBounds(trimBounds);
MaskData mask = new MaskData(trimData.Bounds);
for (int y = trimData.StartY; y < trimData.EndY; y++)
{
for (int x = trimData.StartX; x < trimData.EndX; x++)
{
mask[x, y] = ((trimData[x, y] == color) != inverse);
}
}
return(mask);
}
/// <summary>
/// Copy the data from one region to another (without moving it).
/// Any existing data outside the new boundary is lost.
/// </summary>
public MaskData CopyWithNewBounds(Rectangle newBounds)
{
MaskData copy = new MaskData(newBounds);
int startX = System.Math.Max(copy.StartX, this.StartX);
int startY = System.Math.Max(copy.StartY, this.StartY);
int endX = System.Math.Min(copy.EndX, this.EndX);
int endY = System.Math.Min(copy.EndY, this.EndY);
for (int y = startY; y < endY; y++)
{
for (int x = startX; x < endX; x++)
{
copy[x, y] = this[x, y];
}
}
return(copy);
}
public int GetHeightByWalkingObliqueForward(MaskData maskData, int frontEdgeDepth, Oblique oblique, int x, int y)
{
// Try to walk forward in the mask to find the front edge, from which we have a specified depth, and can calculate the height
while (true)
{
// NOTE: Don't need to do special handling of "upright" sections, because our caller works top-down through the image
// (So these sections will be overwritten as appropriate)
int nextX = x - (int)oblique; // Walk forward (down the mask) in the oblique direction
int nextY = y - 1;
if (!maskData.GetOrDefault(nextX, nextY)) // Reached the front of the mask data
{
return(y - frontEdgeDepth);
}
x = nextX;
y = nextY;
}
}
/// <param name="slope">Number of pixels to travel backwards before traveling in the oblique direction</param>
public void SetFromFrontEdge(MaskData maskData, int frontEdgeDepth, int depth, Oblique obliqueDirection, int slope, int offset)
{
Debug.Assert(depth > 0);
Debug.Assert(slope > 0);
// How far do we travel on the X axis as we go backwards?
int pixelsTraveledSideways = ((depth + slope - 1) / slope - 1) * (int)obliqueDirection;
int outputStartX = Math.Min(maskData.StartX, maskData.StartX + pixelsTraveledSideways);
int outputEndX = Math.Max(maskData.EndX, maskData.EndX + pixelsTraveledSideways);
// Ensure that there's enough room in the heightmap to contain the maximum extents of the processed mask...
Rectangle outputPotentialBounds = new Rectangle(outputStartX, frontEdgeDepth, outputEndX - outputStartX, depth);
heightmapData = heightmapData.LazyCopyExpandToContain(outputPotentialBounds, DefaultHeight);
// Read the mask upwards to find the "lip" of the mask surface
for (int x = maskData.StartX; x < maskData.EndX; x++) // For each column in the image
{
for (int y = maskData.StartY; y < maskData.EndY; y++) // Search from bottom-to-top
{
if (maskData[x, y])
{
// Found the lip at a given Y height, copy it backwards at the given pitch
for (int d = 0; d < depth; d++)
{
int zz = frontEdgeDepth + d;
int xx = x + (d / slope) * (int)obliqueDirection;
heightmapData[xx, zz] = (byte)(y - frontEdgeDepth + offset);
}
goto nextColumn;
}
}
nextColumn:
;
}
}
public static void DrawFloodFill(MaskData data, int x, int y, bool setTo)
{
// http://csharphelper.com/blog/2014/09/write-a-graphical-floodfill-method-in-c/
if (!data.Bounds.Contains(x, y))
{
return;
}
if (data[x, y] == setTo)
{
return;
}
var points = new Stack <Point>();
points.Push(new Point(x, y));
data[x, y] = setTo;
while (points.Count > 0)
{
var pt = points.Pop();
if (pt.X > data.StartX)
{
CheckPoint(data, points, pt.X - 1, pt.Y, setTo);
}
if (pt.Y > data.StartY)
{
CheckPoint(data, points, pt.X, pt.Y - 1, setTo);
}
if (pt.X < data.EndX - 1)
{
CheckPoint(data, points, pt.X + 1, pt.Y, setTo);
}
if (pt.Y < data.EndY - 1)
{
CheckPoint(data, points, pt.X, pt.Y + 1, setTo);
}
}
}
/// <summary>Set heights from a top-surface mask where the front edge is at a particular depth</summary>
/// <param name="maskData">The 1-bit mask representing the top surface</param>
/// <param name="frontEdgeDepth">The depth of the front edge of pixels in the mask</param>
/// <param name="perspective">Oblique direction that the mask projects backwards towards</param>
public void SetFromObliqueTopMask(MaskData maskData, int frontEdgeDepth, Oblique oblique)
{
// Ensure that there's enough room in the heightmap to contain the maximum extents of the mask
Rectangle outputPotentialBounds = maskData.Bounds;
outputPotentialBounds.Y = frontEdgeDepth; // The usable Z range = [frontEdgeDepth, frontEdgeDepth + Height)
heightmapData = heightmapData.LazyCopyExpandToContain(outputPotentialBounds, DefaultHeight);
// Note: Y axis seeks from the top downwards (from back to front)
for (int y = maskData.EndY - 1; y >= maskData.StartY; y--)
{
for (int x = maskData.StartX; x < maskData.EndX; x++)
{
if (maskData[x, y])
{
int height = GetHeightByWalkingObliqueForward(maskData, frontEdgeDepth, oblique, x, y);
int z = y - height;
heightmapData[x, z] = (byte)height; // (If height overflows... at least it will be obvious)
}
}
}
}
// For high-performance mask comparisons:
public MaskData CopyAndExpandForBitShift()
{
if (Width % 32 == 1)
{
// We can be a direct copy, because bit-shifting 31 times will not shift any data off the end of the image
uint[] copyData = (uint[])packedData.Clone();
return(new MaskData(copyData, OffsetX, OffsetY, Width + 31, Height));
}
else
{
// In this case we need to expand because we will eventually shift into a new 32-bit column:
int dataWidth = DataWidth;
int newDataWidth = dataWidth + 1;
Debug.Assert(newDataWidth == MaskData.WidthToDataWidth(Width + 31));
uint[] copyData = new uint[newDataWidth * Height];
for (int y = 0; y < Height; y++)
{
Array.Copy(packedData, dataWidth * y, copyData, newDataWidth * y, dataWidth);
}
return(new MaskData(copyData, OffsetX, OffsetY, Width + 31, Height));
}
}
public void SetFromObliqueSide(MaskData maskData, Oblique obliqueDirection, int offset)
{
// Straight and Right use the same input direction (because Straight input does not make sense, but Straight output is ok)
int inputReadDirection = 1;
int x = maskData.StartX;
if (obliqueDirection == Oblique.Left)
{
inputReadDirection = -1;
x = maskData.EndX - 1;
}
int y;
while (x >= maskData.StartX && x < maskData.EndX)
{
for (y = maskData.StartY; y < maskData.EndY; y++) // read bottom-to-top
{
if (maskData[x, y])
{
goto foundStartPosition;
}
}
x += inputReadDirection;
}
// No data found!
return;
foundStartPosition:
// Ensure that there's enough room in the heightmap to contain the maximum extents of the processed mask...
{
int left, right;
if (inputReadDirection == 1)
{
left = x;
right = maskData.EndX - 1;
}
else // reading right-to-left
{
left = maskData.StartX;
right = x;
}
// Account for offset:
left += Math.Min(offset, 0);
right += Math.Max(offset, 0);
int front = y;
int back = front + (right - left); // can move back one pixel for each column of input
Rectangle outputPotentialBounds = new Rectangle(left, front, (right - left) + 1, (back - front) + 1);
heightmapData = heightmapData.LazyCopyExpandToContain(outputPotentialBounds, DefaultHeight);
}
// Convert mask to heightmap:
int writeX = x;
int writeZ = y;
int baseY = y;
while (x >= maskData.StartX && x < maskData.EndX) // For each column to end of image
{
y = baseY; // Count pixels from base upwards
while (y < maskData.EndY && maskData[x, y])
{
y++;
}
int height = y - baseY;
if (height > 0)
{
int i = 0;
do
{
heightmapData[writeX + i * Math.Sign(offset), writeZ] = (byte)Math.Min(byte.MaxValue, height);
i++;
} while(i < Math.Abs(offset));
}
// Move input:
x += inputReadDirection;
baseY++;
// Move output:
writeX += (int)obliqueDirection;
writeZ++;
}
}
/// <summary>Set an area to a flat height given a mask of the top of the object.</summary>
public void SetFromFlatTopMask(MaskData maskData, byte height)
{
// Just convert it to a "base" mask and use that...
SetFromFlatBaseMask(maskData.Translated(0, -(int)height), height);
}
public TransformedMaskData(MaskData maskData, bool flipX)
{
this.maskData = maskData;
this.flipX = flipX;
}