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See the * * GNU General Public License (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.txt) * * for more details. * * * ****************************************************************************/ #ifndef VCG_USE_EIGEN #include "deprecated_matrix44.h" #else #ifndef __VCGLIB_MATRIX44 #define __VCGLIB_MATRIX44 #include "eigen.h" #include #include #include #include namespace vcg{ template class Matrix44; } namespace Eigen{ template struct ei_traits > : ei_traits > {}; template struct ei_to_vcgtype { typedef vcg::Matrix44 type; }; } namespace vcg { /* Annotations: Opengl stores matrix in column-major order. That is, the matrix is stored as: a0 a4 a8 a12 a1 a5 a9 a13 a2 a6 a10 a14 a3 a7 a11 a15 Usually in opengl (see opengl specs) vectors are 'column' vectors so usually matrix are PRE-multiplied for a vector. So the command glTranslate generate a matrix that is ready to be premultipled for a vector: 1 0 0 tx 0 1 0 ty 0 0 1 tz 0 0 0 1 Matrix44 stores matrix in row-major order i.e. a0 a1 a2 a3 a4 a5 a6 a7 a8 a9 a10 a11 a12 a13 a14 a15 So for the use of that matrix in opengl with their supposed meaning you have to transpose them before feeding to glMultMatrix. This mechanism is hidden by the templated function defined in wrap/gl/math.h; If your machine has the ARB_transpose_matrix extension it will use the appropriate; The various gl-like command SetRotate, SetTranslate assume that you are making matrix for 'column' vectors. */ // Note that we have to pass Dim and HDim because it is not allowed to use a template // parameter to define a template specialization. To be more precise, in the following // specializations, it is not allowed to use Dim+1 instead of HDim. template< typename Other, int OtherRows=Eigen::ei_traits::RowsAtCompileTime, int OtherCols=Eigen::ei_traits::ColsAtCompileTime> struct ei_matrix44_product_impl; /** \deprecated use Eigen::Matrix (or the typedef) you want a real 4x4 matrix, or use Eigen::Transform if you want a transformation matrix for a 3D space (a Eigen::Transform is internally a 4x4 col-major matrix) * * This class represents a 4x4 matrix. T is the kind of element in the matrix. */ template class Matrix44 : public Eigen::Matrix<_Scalar,4,4,Eigen::RowMajor> // FIXME col or row major ! { typedef Eigen::Matrix<_Scalar,4,4,Eigen::RowMajor> _Base; public: using _Base::coeff; using _Base::coeffRef; using _Base::ElementAt; using _Base::setZero; _EIGEN_GENERIC_PUBLIC_INTERFACE(Matrix44,_Base); typedef _Scalar ScalarType; VCG_EIGEN_INHERIT_ASSIGNMENT_OPERATORS(Matrix44) Matrix44() : Base() {} ~Matrix44() {} Matrix44(const Matrix44 &m) : Base(m) {} Matrix44(const Scalar * v ) : Base(Eigen::Map >(v)) {} template Matrix44(const Eigen::MatrixBase& other) : Base(other) {} const typename Base::RowXpr operator[](int i) const { return Base::row(i); } typename Base::RowXpr operator[](int i) { return Base::row(i); } typename Base::ColXpr GetColumn4(const int& i) const { return Base::col(i); } const Eigen::Block GetColumn3(const int& i) const { return this->template block<3,1>(0,i); } typename Base::RowXpr GetRow4(const int& i) const { return Base::row(i); } Eigen::Block GetRow3(const int& i) const { return this->template block<1,3>(i,0); } template void ToMatrix(Matrix44Type & m) const { m = (*this).template cast(); } void ToEulerAngles(Scalar &alpha, Scalar &beta, Scalar &gamma); template void FromMatrix(const Matrix44Type & m) { for(int i = 0; i < 16; i++) Base::data()[i] = m.data()[i]; } void FromEulerAngles(Scalar alpha, Scalar beta, Scalar gamma); void SetDiagonal(const Scalar k); Matrix44 &SetScale(const Scalar sx, const Scalar sy, const Scalar sz); Matrix44 &SetScale(const Point3 &t); Matrix44 &SetTranslate(const Point3 &t); Matrix44 &SetTranslate(const Scalar sx, const Scalar sy, const Scalar sz); Matrix44 &SetShearXY(const Scalar sz); Matrix44 &SetShearXZ(const Scalar sy); Matrix44 &SetShearYZ(const Scalar sx); ///use radiants for angle. Matrix44 &SetRotateDeg(Scalar AngleDeg, const Point3 & axis); Matrix44 &SetRotateRad(Scalar AngleRad, const Point3 & axis); /** taken from Eigen::Transform * \returns the product between the transform \c *this and a matrix expression \a other * * The right hand side \a other might be either: * \li a matrix expression with 4 rows * \li a 3D vector/point */ template inline const typename ei_matrix44_product_impl::ResultType operator * (const Eigen::MatrixBase &other) const { return ei_matrix44_product_impl::run(*this,other.derived()); } void print() {std::cout << *this << "\n\n";} }; //return NULL matrix if not invertible template Matrix44 &Invert(Matrix44 &m); template Matrix44 Inverse(const Matrix44 &m); typedef Matrix44 Matrix44s; typedef Matrix44 Matrix44i; typedef Matrix44 Matrix44f; typedef Matrix44 Matrix44d; template < class PointType , class T > void operator*=( std::vector &vert, const Matrix44 & m ) { typename std::vector::iterator ii; for(ii=vert.begin();ii!=vert.end();++ii) (*ii).P()=m * (*ii).P(); } template void Matrix44::ToEulerAngles(Scalar &alpha, Scalar &beta, Scalar &gamma) { alpha = atan2(coeff(1,2), coeff(2,2)); beta = asin(-coeff(0,2)); gamma = atan2(coeff(0,1), coeff(1,1)); } template void Matrix44::FromEulerAngles(Scalar alpha, Scalar beta, Scalar gamma) { this->SetZero(); T cosalpha = cos(alpha); T cosbeta = cos(beta); T cosgamma = cos(gamma); T sinalpha = sin(alpha); T sinbeta = sin(beta); T singamma = sin(gamma); ElementAt(0,0) = cosbeta * cosgamma; ElementAt(1,0) = -cosalpha * singamma + sinalpha * sinbeta * cosgamma; ElementAt(2,0) = sinalpha * singamma + cosalpha * sinbeta * cosgamma; ElementAt(0,1) = cosbeta * singamma; ElementAt(1,1) = cosalpha * cosgamma + sinalpha * sinbeta * singamma; ElementAt(2,1) = -sinalpha * cosgamma + cosalpha * sinbeta * singamma; ElementAt(0,2) = -sinbeta; ElementAt(1,2) = sinalpha * cosbeta; ElementAt(2,2) = cosalpha * cosbeta; ElementAt(3,3) = 1; } template void Matrix44::SetDiagonal(const Scalar k) { setZero(); ElementAt(0, 0) = k; ElementAt(1, 1) = k; ElementAt(2, 2) = k; ElementAt(3, 3) = 1; } template Matrix44 &Matrix44::SetScale(const Point3 &t) { SetScale(t[0], t[1], t[2]); return *this; } template Matrix44 &Matrix44::SetScale(const Scalar sx, const Scalar sy, const Scalar sz) { setZero(); ElementAt(0, 0) = sx; ElementAt(1, 1) = sy; ElementAt(2, 2) = sz; ElementAt(3, 3) = 1; return *this; } template Matrix44 &Matrix44::SetTranslate(const Point3 &t) { SetTranslate(t[0], t[1], t[2]); return *this; } template Matrix44 &Matrix44::SetTranslate(const Scalar tx, const Scalar ty, const Scalar tz) { Base::setIdentity(); ElementAt(0, 3) = tx; ElementAt(1, 3) = ty; ElementAt(2, 3) = tz; return *this; } template Matrix44 &Matrix44::SetRotateDeg(Scalar AngleDeg, const Point3 & axis) { return SetRotateRad(math::ToRad(AngleDeg),axis); } template Matrix44 &Matrix44::SetRotateRad(Scalar AngleRad, const Point3 & axis) { //angle = angle*(T)3.14159265358979323846/180; e' in radianti! T c = math::Cos(AngleRad); T s = math::Sin(AngleRad); T q = 1-c; Point3 t = axis; t.Normalize(); ElementAt(0,0) = t[0]*t[0]*q + c; ElementAt(0,1) = t[0]*t[1]*q - t[2]*s; ElementAt(0,2) = t[0]*t[2]*q + t[1]*s; ElementAt(0,3) = 0; ElementAt(1,0) = t[1]*t[0]*q + t[2]*s; ElementAt(1,1) = t[1]*t[1]*q + c; ElementAt(1,2) = t[1]*t[2]*q - t[0]*s; ElementAt(1,3) = 0; ElementAt(2,0) = t[2]*t[0]*q -t[1]*s; ElementAt(2,1) = t[2]*t[1]*q +t[0]*s; ElementAt(2,2) = t[2]*t[2]*q +c; ElementAt(2,3) = 0; ElementAt(3,0) = 0; ElementAt(3,1) = 0; ElementAt(3,2) = 0; ElementAt(3,3) = 1; return *this; } /* Shear Matrixes XY 1 k 0 0 x x+ky 0 1 0 0 y y 0 0 1 0 z z 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 0 k 0 x x+kz 0 1 0 0 y y 0 0 1 0 z z 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 0 0 x x 0 1 k 0 y y+kz 0 0 1 0 z z 0 0 0 1 1 1 */ template Matrix44 & Matrix44::SetShearXY( const Scalar sh) {// shear the X coordinate as the Y coordinate change Base::setIdentity(); ElementAt(0,1) = sh; return *this; } template Matrix44 & Matrix44::SetShearXZ( const Scalar sh) {// shear the X coordinate as the Z coordinate change Base::setIdentity(); ElementAt(0,2) = sh; return *this; } template Matrix44 &Matrix44::SetShearYZ( const Scalar sh) {// shear the Y coordinate as the Z coordinate change Base::setIdentity(); ElementAt(1,2) = sh; return *this; } /* Given a non singular, non projective matrix (e.g. with the last row equal to [0,0,0,1] ) This procedure decompose it in a sequence of Scale,Shear,Rotation e Translation - ScaleV and Tranv are obiviously scaling and translation. - ShearV contains three scalars with, respectively ShearXY, ShearXZ e ShearYZ - RotateV contains the rotations (in degree!) around the x,y,z axis The input matrix is modified leaving inside it a simple roto translation. To obtain the original matrix the above transformation have to be applied in the strict following way: OriginalMatrix = Trn * Rtx*Rty*Rtz * ShearYZ*ShearXZ*ShearXY * Scl Example Code: double srv() { return (double(rand()%40)-20)/2.0; } // small random value srand(time(0)); Point3d ScV(10+srv(),10+srv(),10+srv()),ScVOut(-1,-1,-1); Point3d ShV(srv(),srv(),srv()),ShVOut(-1,-1,-1); Point3d RtV(10+srv(),srv(),srv()),RtVOut(-1,-1,-1); Point3d TrV(srv(),srv(),srv()),TrVOut(-1,-1,-1); Matrix44d Scl; Scl.SetScale(ScV); Matrix44d Sxy; Sxy.SetShearXY(ShV[0]); Matrix44d Sxz; Sxz.SetShearXZ(ShV[1]); Matrix44d Syz; Syz.SetShearYZ(ShV[2]); Matrix44d Rtx; Rtx.SetRotate(math::ToRad(RtV[0]),Point3d(1,0,0)); Matrix44d Rty; Rty.SetRotate(math::ToRad(RtV[1]),Point3d(0,1,0)); Matrix44d Rtz; Rtz.SetRotate(math::ToRad(RtV[2]),Point3d(0,0,1)); Matrix44d Trn; Trn.SetTranslate(TrV); Matrix44d StartM = Trn * Rtx*Rty*Rtz * Syz*Sxz*Sxy *Scl; Matrix44d ResultM=StartM; Decompose(ResultM,ScVOut,ShVOut,RtVOut,TrVOut); Scl.SetScale(ScVOut); Sxy.SetShearXY(ShVOut[0]); Sxz.SetShearXZ(ShVOut[1]); Syz.SetShearYZ(ShVOut[2]); Rtx.SetRotate(math::ToRad(RtVOut[0]),Point3d(1,0,0)); Rty.SetRotate(math::ToRad(RtVOut[1]),Point3d(0,1,0)); Rtz.SetRotate(math::ToRad(RtVOut[2]),Point3d(0,0,1)); Trn.SetTranslate(TrVOut); // Now Rebuild is equal to StartM Matrix44d RebuildM = Trn * Rtx*Rty*Rtz * Syz*Sxz*Sxy * Scl ; */ template bool Decompose(Matrix44 &M, Point3 &ScaleV, Point3 &ShearV, Point3 &RotV,Point3 &TranV) { if(!(M(3,0)==0 && M(3,1)==0 && M(3,2)==0 && M(3,3)==1) ) // the matrix is projective return false; if(math::Abs(M.Determinant())<1e-10) return false; // matrix should be at least invertible... // First Step recover the traslation TranV=M.GetColumn3(3); // Second Step Recover Scale and Shearing interleaved ScaleV[0]=Norm(M.GetColumn3(0)); Point3 R[3]; R[0]=M.GetColumn3(0); R[0].Normalize(); ShearV[0]=R[0].dot(M.GetColumn3(1)); // xy shearing R[1]= M.GetColumn3(1)-R[0]*ShearV[0]; assert(math::Abs(R[1].dot(R[0]))<1e-10); ScaleV[1]=Norm(R[1]); // y scaling R[1]=R[1]/ScaleV[1]; ShearV[0]=ShearV[0]/ScaleV[1]; ShearV[1]=R[0].dot(M.GetColumn3(2)); // xz shearing R[2]= M.GetColumn3(2)-R[0]*ShearV[1]; assert(math::Abs(R[2].dot(R[0]))<1e-10); R[2] = R[2]-R[1]*(R[2].dot(R[1])); assert(math::Abs(R[2].dot(R[1]))<1e-10); assert(math::Abs(R[2].dot(R[0]))<1e-10); ScaleV[2]=Norm(R[2]); ShearV[1]=ShearV[1]/ScaleV[2]; R[2]=R[2]/ScaleV[2]; assert(math::Abs(R[2].dot(R[1]))<1e-10); assert(math::Abs(R[2].dot(R[0]))<1e-10); ShearV[2]=R[1].dot(M.GetColumn3(2)); // yz shearing ShearV[2]=ShearV[2]/ScaleV[2]; int i,j; for(i=0;i<3;++i) for(j=0;j<3;++j) M(i,j)=R[j][i]; // Third and last step: Recover the rotation //now the matrix should be a pure rotation matrix so its determinant is +-1 double det=M.Determinant(); if(math::Abs(det)<1e-10) return false; // matrix should be at least invertible... assert(math::Abs(math::Abs(det)-1.0)<1e-10); // it should be +-1... if(det<0) { ScaleV *= -1; M *= -1; } double alpha,beta,gamma; // rotations around the x,y and z axis beta=asin( M(0,2)); double cosbeta=cos(beta); if(math::Abs(cosbeta) > 1e-5) { alpha=asin(-M(1,2)/cosbeta); if((M(2,2)/cosbeta) < 0 ) alpha=M_PI-alpha; gamma=asin(-M(0,1)/cosbeta); if((M(0,0)/cosbeta)<0) gamma = M_PI-gamma; } else { alpha=asin(-M(1,0)); if(M(1,1)<0) alpha=M_PI-alpha; gamma=0; } RotV[0]=math::ToDeg(alpha); RotV[1]=math::ToDeg(beta); RotV[2]=math::ToDeg(gamma); return true; } /* To invert a matrix you can either invert the matrix inplace calling vcg::Invert(yourMatrix); or get the inverse matrix of a given matrix without touching it: invertedMatrix = vcg::Inverse(untouchedMatrix); */ template Matrix44 & Invert(Matrix44 &m) { return m = m.lu().inverse(); } template Matrix44 Inverse(const Matrix44 &m) { return m.lu().inverse(); } template struct ei_matrix44_product_impl { typedef typename Other::Scalar Scalar; typedef typename Eigen::ProductReturnType::Base,Other>::Type ResultType; static ResultType run(const Matrix44& tr, const Other& other) { return (static_cast::Base&>(tr)) * other; } }; template struct ei_matrix44_product_impl { typedef typename Other::Scalar Scalar; typedef Eigen::Matrix ResultType; static ResultType run(const Matrix44& tr, const Other& p) { Scalar w; Eigen::Matrix s; s[0] = tr.ElementAt(0, 0)*p[0] + tr.ElementAt(0, 1)*p[1] + tr.ElementAt(0, 2)*p[2] + tr.ElementAt(0, 3); s[1] = tr.ElementAt(1, 0)*p[0] + tr.ElementAt(1, 1)*p[1] + tr.ElementAt(1, 2)*p[2] + tr.ElementAt(1, 3); s[2] = tr.ElementAt(2, 0)*p[0] + tr.ElementAt(2, 1)*p[1] + tr.ElementAt(2, 2)*p[2] + tr.ElementAt(2, 3); w = tr.ElementAt(3, 0)*p[0] + tr.ElementAt(3, 1)*p[1] + tr.ElementAt(3, 2)*p[2] + tr.ElementAt(3, 3); if(w!= 0) s /= w; return s; } }; } //namespace #endif #endif