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/** @addtogroup bn_anim
 * @brief
 * Routines useful for moving geometry.
 *
 * Orientation conventions: The default object orientation is facing
 * the positive x-axis, with the positive y-axis to the object's left
 * and the positive z-axis above the object.
 *
 * The default view orientation for rt and mged is facing the negative
 * z-axis, with the negative x-axis leading to the left and the
 * positive y-axis going upwards.
 */
/** @{ */
/** @file bn/anim.h */
 
#ifndef BN_ANIM_H
#define BN_ANIM_H
 
#include "common.h"
#include <stdio.h> /* For FILE */
#include "vmath.h"
#include "bn/defines.h"
 
__BEGIN_DECLS
 
#define ANIM_STEER_NEW  0
#define ANIM_STEER_END  1
 
#define VSUBUNIT(a, b, c) { \
        VSUB2(a, b, c); \
        VUNITIZE(a); \
    }
#define FVSCAN(f, a) fscanf(f, "%lf %lf %lf", (a), (a)+1, (a)+2)
#define FMATSCAN(f, m)  { \
        FVSCAN(f, (m)); \
        FVSCAN(f, (m)+4); \
        FVSCAN(f, (m)+8); \
        FVSCAN(f, (m)+12); \
    }
#define VSCAN(a) scanf("%lf %lf %lf", (a), (a)+1, (a)+2)
#define VPRINTS(t, a) printf("%s %f %f %f ", t, (a)[0], (a)[1], (a)[2])
#define VPRINTN(t, a) printf("%s %f %f %f\n", t, (a)[0], (a)[1], (a)[2])
 
#define MAT_MOVE(m, n) MAT_COPY(m, n)
 
/***** 3x3 matrix format *****/
 
typedef fastf_t mat3_t[9];
 
#define MAT3ZERO(m)     {\
        int _j; for (_j=0;_j<9;_j++) m[_j]=0.0;}
 
#define MAT3IDN(m)      {\
        int _j; for (_j=0;_j<9;_j++) m[_j]=0.0;\
        m[0] = m[4] = m[8] = 1.0;}
 
#define MAT3MUL(o, a, b)        {\
        (o)[0] = (a)[0]*(b)[0] + (a)[1]*(b)[3] + (a)[2]*(b)[6];\
        (o)[1] = (a)[0]*(b)[1] + (a)[1]*(b)[4] + (a)[2]*(b)[7];\
        (o)[2] = (a)[0]*(b)[2] + (a)[1]*(b)[5] + (a)[2]*(b)[8];\
        (o)[3] = (a)[3]*(b)[0] + (a)[4]*(b)[3] + (a)[5]*(b)[6];\
        (o)[4] = (a)[3]*(b)[1] + (a)[4]*(b)[4] + (a)[5]*(b)[7];\
        (o)[5] = (a)[3]*(b)[2] + (a)[4]*(b)[5] + (a)[5]*(b)[8];\
        (o)[6] = (a)[6]*(b)[0] + (a)[7]*(b)[3] + (a)[8]*(b)[6];\
        (o)[7] = (a)[6]*(b)[1] + (a)[7]*(b)[4] + (a)[8]*(b)[7];\
        (o)[8] = (a)[6]*(b)[2] + (a)[7]*(b)[5] + (a)[8]*(b)[8];}
 
#define MAT3SUM(o, a, b)        {\
        int _j; for (_j=0;_j<9;_j++) (o)[_j]=(a)[_j]+(b)[_j];}
 
#define MAT3DIF(o, a, b)        {\
        int _j; for (_j=0;_j<9;_j++) (o)[_j]=(a)[_j]-(b)[_j];}
 
#define MAT3SCALE(o, a, s)      {\
        int _j; for (_j=0;_j<9;_j++) (o)[_j]=(a)[_j] * (s);}
 
#define MAT3MOVE(o, a)  {\
        int _j; for (_j=0;_j<9;_j++) (o)[_j] = (a)[_j];}
 
#define MAT3XVEC(u, m, v)       {\
        (u)[0] = (m)[0]*(v)[0] + (m)[1]*(v)[1] + (m)[2]*(v)[2];\
        (u)[1] = (m)[3]*(v)[0] + (m)[4]*(v)[1] + (m)[5]*(v)[2];\
        (u)[2] = (m)[6]*(v)[0] + (m)[7]*(v)[1] + (m)[8]*(v)[2];}
 
#define MAT3TO4(o, i)   {\
        (o)[0] = (i)[0];\
        (o)[1] = (i)[1];\
        (o)[2] = (i)[2];\
        (o)[4] = (i)[3];\
        (o)[5] = (i)[4];\
        (o)[6] = (i)[5];\
        (o)[8] = (i)[6];\
        (o)[9] = (i)[7];\
        (o)[10] = (i)[8];\
        (o)[3]=(o)[7]=(o)[11]=(o)[12]=(o)[13]=(o)[14]=0.0;\
        (o)[15]=1.0;}
 
#define MAT4TO3(o, i)   {\
        (o)[0] = (i)[0];\
        (o)[1] = (i)[1];\
        (o)[2] = (i)[2];\
        (o)[3] = (i)[4];\
        (o)[4] = (i)[5];\
        (o)[5] = (i)[6];\
        (o)[6] = (i)[8];\
        (o)[7] = (i)[9];\
        (o)[8] = (i)[10];}
 
/** tilde matrix: [M]a = v X a */
#define MAKE_TILDE(m, v)        {\
        MAT3ZERO(m);\
        m[1]= -v[2];    m[2]=v[1];      m[3]= v[2];\
        m[5]= -v[0];    m[6]= -v[1];    m[7]= v[0];}
 
/** a = Ix Iy Iz    b = Ixy Ixz Iyz*/
#define INERTIAL_MAT3(m, a, b)  {\
        (m)[0] =  (a)[0]; (m)[1] = -(b)[0]; (m)[2] = -(b)[1];\
        (m)[3] = -(b)[0]; (m)[4] =  (a)[1]; (m)[5] = -(b)[2];\
        (m)[6] = -(b)[1]; (m)[7] = -(b)[2]; (m)[8]=  (a)[2];}
 
 
/* FIXME: These should all have bn_ prefixes */
 
/**
 * @brief Pre-multiply a rotation matrix by a matrix which maps the
 * z-axis to the negative x-axis, the y-axis to the z-axis and the
 * x-axis to the negative y-axis.
 *
 * This has the effect of twisting an object in the default view
 * orientation into the default object orientation before applying the
 * matrix.  Given a matrix designed to operate on an object, yield a
 * matrix which operates on the view.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_v_permute(mat_t m);
 
/**
 * @brief Undo the mapping done by anim_v_permute().
 *
 * This has the effect of twisting an object in the default object
 * orientation into the default view orientation before applying the
 * matrix.  Given a matrix designed to operate on the view, yield a
 * matrix which operates on an object.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_v_unpermute(mat_t m);
 
/**
 * @brief Transpose matrix in place
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_tran(mat_t m);
 
/**
 * @brief
 * Convert the rotational part of a 4x4 transformation matrix to zyx
 * form, that is to say, rotations carried out in the order z, y, and
 * then x. The angles are stored in radians as a vector in the order
 * x, y, z. A return value of ERROR1 means that arbitrary assumptions
 * were necessary. ERROR2 means that the conversion failed.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern int anim_mat2zyx(const mat_t viewrot,
                                  vect_t angle);
 
/**
 * @brief
 * Convert the rotational part of a 4x4 transformation matrix to
 * yaw-pitch-roll form, that is to say, +roll degrees about the
 * x-axis, -pitch degrees about the y-axis, and +yaw degrees about the
 * z-axis. The angles are stored in radians as a vector in the order
 * y, p, r.  A return of ERROR1 means that arbitrary assumptions were
 * necessary.  ERROR2 means that the conversion failed.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern int anim_mat2ypr(mat_t viewrot,
                                  vect_t angle);
 
/**
 * @brief
 * This interprets the rotational part of a 4x4 transformation matrix
 * in terms of unit quaternions. The result is stored as a vector in
 * the order x, y, z, w.  The algorithm is from Ken Shoemake,
 * Animating Rotation with Quaternion Curves, 1985 SIGGraph Conference
 * Proceeding, p.245.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern int anim_mat2quat(quat_t quat,
                                   const mat_t viewrot);
 
/**
 * @brief Create a premultiplication rotation matrix to turn the front
 * of an object (its x-axis) to the given yaw, pitch, and roll, which
 * is stored in radians in the vector a.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_ypr2mat(mat_t m,
                                   const vect_t a);
 
/**
 * @brief Create a post-multiplication rotation matrix, which could be
 * used to move the virtual camera to the given yaw, pitch, and roll,
 * which are stored in radians in the given vector a. The following
 * are equivalent sets of commands:
 *
 * ypr2vmat(matrix, a);
 * -- or --
 * ypr2mat(matrix, a);
 * v_permute(matrix);
 * transpose(matrix;
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_ypr2vmat(mat_t m,
                                    const vect_t a);
 
/**
 * @brief
 * Make matrix to rotate an object to the given yaw, pitch, and
 * roll. (Specified in radians.)
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_y_p_r2mat(mat_t m,
                                     double y,
                                     double p,
                                     double r);
 
/**
 * @brief Make matrix to rotate an object to the given yaw, pitch, and
 * roll. (Specified in degrees.)
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_dy_p_r2mat(mat_t m,
                                      double y,
                                      double p,
                                      double r);
 
/**
 * @brief Make a view rotation matrix, given desired yaw, pitch and
 * roll. (Note that the matrix is a permutation of the object rotation
 * matrix).
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_dy_p_r2vmat(mat_t m,
                                       double yaw,
                                       double pch,
                                       double rll);
 
/**
 * @brief Make a rotation matrix corresponding to a rotation of "x"
 * radians about the x-axis, "y" radians about the y-axis, and then
 * "z" radians about the z-axis.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_x_y_z2mat(mat_t m,
                                     double x,
                                     double y,
                                     double z);
 
/**
 * @brief Make a rotation matrix corresponding to a rotation of "x"
 * degrees about the x-axis, "y" degrees about the y-axis, and then
 * "z" degrees about the z-axis.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_dx_y_z2mat(mat_t m,
                                      double x,
                                      double y,
                                      double z);
 
/**
 * @brief Make a rotation matrix corresponding to a rotation of "z"
 * radians about the z-axis, "y" radians about the y-axis, and then
 * "x" radians about the x-axis.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_zyx2mat(mat_t m,
                                   const vect_t a);
 
/**
 * @brief Make a rotation matrix corresponding to a rotation of "z"
 * radians about the z-axis, "y" radians about the y-axis, and then
 * "x" radians about the x-axis.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_z_y_x2mat(mat_t m,
                                     double x,
                                     double y,
                                     double z);
 
/**
 * @brief
 * Make a rotation matrix corresponding to a rotation of "z" degrees
 * about the z-axis, "y" degrees about the y-axis, and then "x"
 * degrees about the x-axis.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_dz_y_x2mat(mat_t m,
                                      double x,
                                      double y,
                                      double z);
 
/**
 * @brief
 * Make 4x4 matrix from the given quaternion Note: these quaternions
 * are the conjugates of the quaternions used in the librt/qmath.c
 * quat_quat2mat()
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_quat2mat(mat_t m,
                                    const quat_t qq);
 
/**
 * @brief
 * make a matrix which turns a vehicle from the x-axis to point in the
 * desired direction, staying "right-side up" (i.e. the y-axis never has
 * a z-component). A second direction vector is consulted when the
 * given direction is vertical. This is intended to represent the
 * direction from a previous frame.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_dir2mat(mat_t m,
                                   const vect_t d,
                                   const vect_t d2);
 
/**
 * @brief make a matrix which turns a vehicle from the x-axis to point
 * in the desired direction, staying "right-side up". In cases where
 * the direction is vertical, the second vector is consulted. The
 * second vector defines a normal to the vertical plane into which
 * the vehicle's x and z axes should be put. A good choice to put here
 * is the direction of the vehicle's y-axis in the previous frame.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_dirn2mat(mat_t m,
                                    const vect_t dx,
                                    const vect_t dn);
 
/**
 * @brief given the next frame's position, remember the value of the
 * previous frame's position and calculate a matrix which points the
 * x-axis in the direction defined by those two positions. Return new
 * matrix, and the remembered value of the current position, as
 * arguments; return 1 as the normal value, and 0 when there is not
 * yet information to remember.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern int anim_steer_mat(mat_t mat,
                                    vect_t point,
                                    int end);
 
/**
 * @brief Add pre- and post- translation to a rotation matrix.  The
 * resulting matrix has the effect of performing the first
 * translation, followed by the rotation, followed by the second
 * translation.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_add_trans(mat_t m,
                                     const vect_t post,
                                     const vect_t pre);
 
/**
 * @brief Rotate the vector "d" through "a" radians about the z-axis.
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_rotatez(fastf_t a,
                                   vect_t d);
 
/**
 * @brief print out 4X4 matrix, with optional colon
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_mat_print(FILE *fp,
                                     const mat_t m,
                                     int s_colon);
 
/**
 * @brief print out 4X4 matrix.  formstr must be less than twenty
 * chars
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_mat_printf(FILE *fp,
                                      const mat_t m,
                                      const char *formstr,
                                      const char *linestr,
                                      const char *endstr);
 
/**
 * @brief Reverse the direction of a view matrix, keeping it
 * right-side up
 */
BN_EXPORT extern void anim_view_rev(mat_t m);
 
__END_DECLS
 
#endif  /* BN_ANIM_H */
/** @} */
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