llcontrolavatar.cpp

/**
 * @file llcontrolavatar.cpp
 * @brief Implementation for special dummy avatar used to drive rigged meshes.
 *
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#include "llviewerprecompiledheaders.h"
#include "llcontrolavatar.h"
#include "llagent.h" //  Get state values from here
#include "llviewerobjectlist.h"
#include "pipeline.h"
#include "llanimationstates.h"
#include "llviewercontrol.h"

LLControlAvatar::LLControlAvatar(const LLUUID& id, const LLPCode pcode, LLViewerRegion* regionp) :
    LLVOAvatar(id, pcode, regionp),
    mPlaying(false),
    mGlobalScale(1.0f)
{
    mIsControlAvatar = true;
    mEnableDefaultMotions = false;
}

// virtual
LLControlAvatar::~LLControlAvatar()
{
}

void LLControlAvatar::matchVolumeTransform()
{
	setPositionAgent(mVolp->getRenderPosition());
	//slamPosition();

    LLQuaternion fix_axes_rot(-F_PI_BY_TWO, LLVector3(0,0,1));
    LLQuaternion obj_rot = mVolp->getRotation();
    LLQuaternion result_rot = fix_axes_rot * obj_rot;
	setRotation(result_rot);
    mRoot->setWorldRotation(result_rot);
    mRoot->setPosition(mVolp->getRenderPosition());
}

void LLControlAvatar::setGlobalScale(F32 scale)
{
    if (scale <= 0.0)
    {
        LL_WARNS() << "invalid global scale " << scale << LL_ENDL;
        return;
    }
    if (scale != mGlobalScale)
    {
        F32 adjust_scale = scale/mGlobalScale;
        LL_INFOS() << "scale " << scale << " adjustment " << adjust_scale << LL_ENDL;
        // AXON - should we be scaling from the pelvis or the root?
        recursiveScaleJoint(mPelvisp,adjust_scale);
        mGlobalScale = scale;
    }
}

void LLControlAvatar::recursiveScaleJoint(LLJoint* joint, F32 factor)
{
    joint->setScale(factor * joint->getScale());
    
	for (LLJoint::child_list_t::iterator iter = joint->mChildren.begin();
		 iter != joint->mChildren.end(); ++iter)
	{
		LLJoint* child = *iter;
		recursiveScaleJoint(child, factor);
	}
}

// Based on LLViewerJointAttachment::setupDrawable(), without the attaching part.
void LLControlAvatar::updateVolumeGeom()
{
	if (!mVolp->mDrawable)
		return;
	if (mVolp->mDrawable->isActive())
	{
		mVolp->mDrawable->makeStatic(FALSE);
	}
	mVolp->mDrawable->makeActive();
	gPipeline.markMoved(mVolp->mDrawable);
	gPipeline.markTextured(mVolp->mDrawable); // face may need to change draw pool to/from POOL_HUD
	mVolp->mDrawable->setState(LLDrawable::USE_BACKLIGHT);

	LLViewerObject::const_child_list_t& child_list = mVolp->getChildren();
	for (LLViewerObject::child_list_t::const_iterator iter = child_list.begin();
		 iter != child_list.end(); ++iter)
	{
		LLViewerObject* childp = *iter;
		if (childp && childp->mDrawable.notNull())
		{
			childp->mDrawable->setState(LLDrawable::USE_BACKLIGHT);
			gPipeline.markTextured(childp->mDrawable); // face may need to change draw pool to/from POOL_HUD
			gPipeline.markMoved(childp->mDrawable);
        }
    }

    gPipeline.markRebuild(mVolp->mDrawable, LLDrawable::REBUILD_ALL, TRUE);
    mVolp->markForUpdate(TRUE);

    // Note that attachment overrides aren't needed here, have already
    // been applied at the time the mControlAvatar was created, in
    // llvovolume.cpp.

    matchVolumeTransform();

    // AXON testing scale

    // What should the scale be? What we really want is the ratio
    // between the scale at which the object was originally designed
    // and rigged, and the scale to which it has been subsequently
    // modified - for example, if the object has been scaled down by a
    // factor of 2 then we should use 0.5 as the global scale. But we
    // don't have the original scale stored anywhere, just the current
    // scale. Possibilities - 1) remember the original scale
    // somewhere, 2) add another field to let the user specify the
    // global scale, 3) approximate the original scale by looking at
    // the proportions of the skeleton after joint positions have
    // been applied
    
    //LLVector3 obj_scale = obj->getScale();
    //F32 obj_scale_z = llmax(obj_scale[2],0.1f);
    //setGlobalScale(obj_scale_z/2.0f); // roughly fit avatar height range (2m) into object height
}

LLControlAvatar *LLControlAvatar::createControlAvatar(LLVOVolume *obj)
{
    // AXON Lifted from LLPreviewAnimation
	LLControlAvatar *cav = (LLControlAvatar*)gObjectList.createObjectViewer(LL_PCODE_LEGACY_AVATAR, gAgent.getRegion(), CO_FLAG_CONTROL_AVATAR);

    cav->mVolp = obj;
    
	cav->createDrawable(&gPipeline);
	cav->mIsDummy = TRUE;
	cav->mSpecialRenderMode = 1;
	cav->updateJointLODs();
	cav->updateGeometry(cav->mDrawable);
	//cav->startMotion(ANIM_AGENT_STAND, 5.0f);
	cav->hideSkirt();

    // Sync up position/rotation with object
    cav->matchVolumeTransform();

    return cav;
}