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namespace | detail |
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template<typename convex_shape_type1 , typename convex_shape_type2 , typename vector3_type > | |
bool | is_intersecting (convex_shape_type1 &A, convex_shape_type2 &B, vector3_type &g) |
template<typename convex_shape_type1 , typename convex_shape_type2 , typename vector3_type > | |
bool | get_common_point (convex_shape_type1 &A, convex_shape_type2 &B, vector3_type &g, vector3_type &pa, vector3_type &pb) |
template<typename convex_shape_type1 , typename convex_shape_type2 , typename vector3_type > | |
void | get_closest_points (convex_shape_type1 &A, convex_shape_type2 &B, vector3_type &pa, vector3_type &pb) |
void OpenTissue::gjk::obsolete::get_closest_points | ( | convex_shape_type1 & | A, | |
convex_shape_type2 & | B, | |||
vector3_type & | pa, | |||
vector3_type & | pb | |||
) |
Closest Point Queury. This is the GJK version as Gino van den Bergen has presented it.
A | A pointer to one convex volume | |
B | A pointer to another convex volume | |
pa | A pointer to a vector, which upon return contains a closest point on A to B | |
pb | A pointer to a vector, which upon return contains a closest point on B to A |
bool OpenTissue::gjk::obsolete::get_common_point | ( | convex_shape_type1 & | A, | |
convex_shape_type2 & | B, | |||
vector3_type & | g, | |||
vector3_type & | pa, | |||
vector3_type & | pb | |||
) |
Common Point Queury. In case of intersection a common point between the two specified convex volumes is computed.
Note both pa and pb will contain the same value, this is because we assume that A and B are represented in the same coordinate frame. GJK could take affine transformations of A and B into account. Meaning that A and B could be given in their local frame, but we have no need for this!!!
A | A pointer to one convex volume | |
B | A pointer to another convex volume | |
g | A pointer to a vector, which contains an inital guess for a separation axe, between A and B. Upon return the vector will contain the separation axe, computed by GJK. | |
pa | A pointer to a vector, which upon return contains a closest point on A to B | |
pb | A pointer to a vector, which upon return contains a closest point on B to A |
bool OpenTissue::gjk::obsolete::is_intersecting | ( | convex_shape_type1 & | A, | |
convex_shape_type2 & | B, | |||
vector3_type & | g | |||
) |
Intersection Query. This is the ISA-GJK version. Note if coherence should be exploited one should surply the method with the separation axe computed from the previous iteration. The initial value could be any arbitary vector, we sugest that you use the difference between the centers of A and B.
A | A pointer to one convex volume | |
B | A pointer to another convex volume | |
g | A pointer to a vector, which contains an inital guess for a separation axe, between A and B. Upon return the vector will contain the separation axe, computed by GJK. |