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Revision: 2.1
Committed: Sat Feb 22 02:07:29 2003 UTC (21 years, 2 months ago) by greg
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Changes and check-in for 3.5 release
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# Content
1 #ifndef lint
2 static const char RCSid[] = "$Id$";
3 #endif
4 /*
5 * raycalls.c - interface for running Radiance rendering as a library
6 *
7 * External symbols declared in ray.h
8 */
9
10 /* ====================================================================
11 * The Radiance Software License, Version 1.0
12 *
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14 * through Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory. All rights reserved.
15 *
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19 *
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29 * if any, must include the following acknowledgment:
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34 * Alternately, this acknowledgment may appear in the software itself,
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36 *
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42 *
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65 */
66
67 /*
68 * These routines are designed to aid the programmer who wishes
69 * to call Radiance as a library. Unfortunately, the system was
70 * not originally intended to be run this way, and there are some
71 * awkward limitations to contend with. The most irritating
72 * perhaps is that the global variables and functions do not have
73 * a prefix, and the symbols are a bit generic. This results in a
74 * serious invasion of the calling application's name-space, and
75 * you may need to rename either some Radiance routines or some
76 * of your routines to avoid conflicts. Another limitation is
77 * that the global variables are not gathered together into any
78 * sort of context, so it is impossible to simultaneously run
79 * this library on multiple scenes or in multiple threads.
80 * You get one scene and one thread, and if you want more, you
81 * will have to go with the process model used by the programs
82 * gen/mkillum, hd/rholo, and px/pinterp. Finally, unrecoverable
83 * errors result in a call to the application-defined function
84 * quit(). The usual thing to do is to call exit().
85 * You might want to do something else instead, like
86 * call setjmp()/longjmp() to bring you back to the calling
87 * function for recovery. You may also wish to define your own
88 * wputs(s) and eputs(s) functions to output warning and error
89 * messages, respectively.
90 *
91 * With those caveats, we have attempted to make the interface
92 * as simple as we can. Global variables and their defaults
93 * are defined below, and including "ray.h" declares these
94 * along with all the routines you are likely to need. First,
95 * assign the global variable progname to your argv[0], then
96 * change the rendering parameters as you like. If you have a set
97 * of option arguments you are working from, the getrenderopt(ac,av)
98 * call should be very useful. Before tracing any rays, you
99 * must read in the octree with a call to ray_init(oct).
100 * Passing NULL for the file name causes ray_init() to read
101 * the octree from the standard input -- rarely a good idea.
102 * However, one may read an octree from a program (such as
103 * oconv) by preceding a shell command by a '!' character.
104 *
105 * To trace a ray, define a RAY object myRay and assign:
106 *
107 * myRay.rorg = ( ray origin point )
108 * myRay.rdir = ( normalized ray direction )
109 * myRay.rmax = ( maximum length, or zero for no limit )
110 *
111 * If you are rendering from a VIEW structure, this can be
112 * accomplished with a single call for the ray at (x,y):
113 *
114 * myRay.rmax = viewray(myRay.rorg, myRay.rdir, &myView, x, y);
115 *
116 * Then, trace the primary ray with:
117 *
118 * ray_trace(&myRay);
119 *
120 * The resulting contents of myRay should provide you with
121 * more than enough information about what the ray hit,
122 * the computed value, etc. For further clues of how to
123 * compute irradiance, how to get callbacks on the evaluated
124 * ray tree, etc., see the contents of rtrace.c. See
125 * also the rpmain.c, rtmain.c, and rvmain.c modules
126 * to learn more how rendering options are processed.
127 *
128 * When you are done, you may call ray_done(1) to clean
129 * up memory used by Radiance. It doesn't free everything,
130 * but it makes a valiant effort. If you call ray_done(0),
131 * it leaves data that is likely to be reused, including
132 * loaded data files and fonts. The library may be
133 * restarted at any point by calling ray_init() on a new
134 * octree.
135 *
136 * The call ray_save(rp) allocates and returns a buffer
137 * with the current global parameter settings, which may be
138 * restored at any time with a call to ray_restore(rp).
139 * This buffer contains no linked information, and thus
140 * may be passed between processes using write() and
141 * read() calls, so long as byte order is maintained.
142 * Calling ray_restore(NULL) restores the original
143 * default parameters, which is also retrievable with
144 * the call ray_defaults(rp). (These should be the
145 * same as the defaults for rtrace.)
146 */
147
148 #include "ray.h"
149
150 #include "source.h"
151
152 #include "ambient.h"
153
154 #include "otypes.h"
155
156 #include "random.h"
157
158 #include "data.h"
159
160 #include "font.h"
161
162 char *progname = "unknown_app"; /* caller sets to argv[0] */
163
164 char *octname; /* octree name we are given */
165
166 char *shm_boundary = NULL; /* boundary of shared memory */
167
168 CUBE thescene; /* our scene */
169 OBJECT nsceneobjs; /* number of objects in our scene */
170
171 int dimlist[MAXDIM]; /* sampling dimensions */
172 int ndims = 0; /* number of sampling dimensions */
173 int samplendx = 0; /* index for this sample */
174
175 void (*trace)() = NULL; /* trace call */
176
177 extern void ambnotify();
178 void (*addobjnotify[])() = {ambnotify, NULL};
179
180 int do_irrad = 0; /* compute irradiance? */
181
182 double dstrsrc = 0.0; /* square source distribution */
183 double shadthresh = .05; /* shadow threshold */
184 double shadcert = .5; /* shadow certainty */
185 int directrelay = 2; /* number of source relays */
186 int vspretest = 512; /* virtual source pretest density */
187 int directvis = 1; /* sources visible? */
188 double srcsizerat = .2; /* maximum ratio source size/dist. */
189
190 COLOR cextinction = BLKCOLOR; /* global extinction coefficient */
191 COLOR salbedo = BLKCOLOR; /* global scattering albedo */
192 double seccg = 0.; /* global scattering eccentricity */
193 double ssampdist = 0.; /* scatter sampling distance */
194
195 double specthresh = .15; /* specular sampling threshold */
196 double specjitter = 1.; /* specular sampling jitter */
197
198 int backvis = 1; /* back face visibility */
199
200 int maxdepth = 6; /* maximum recursion depth */
201 double minweight = 4e-3; /* minimum ray weight */
202
203 char *ambfile = NULL; /* ambient file name */
204 COLOR ambval = BLKCOLOR; /* ambient value */
205 int ambvwt = 0; /* initial weight for ambient value */
206 double ambacc = 0.2; /* ambient accuracy */
207 int ambres = 128; /* ambient resolution */
208 int ambdiv = 512; /* ambient divisions */
209 int ambssamp = 0; /* ambient super-samples */
210 int ambounce = 0; /* ambient bounces */
211 char *amblist[AMBLLEN+1]; /* ambient include/exclude list */
212 int ambincl = -1; /* include == 1, exclude == 0 */
213
214
215 void
216 ray_init(otnm) /* initialize ray-tracing calculation */
217 char *otnm;
218 {
219 if (nobjects > 0) /* free old scene data */
220 ray_done(0);
221 /* initialize object types */
222 if (ofun[OBJ_SPHERE].funp == o_default)
223 initotypes();
224 /* initialize urand */
225 if (urperm == NULL)
226 initurand(2048);
227 /* read scene octree */
228 readoct(octname = otnm, ~(IO_FILES|IO_INFO), &thescene, NULL);
229 nsceneobjs = nobjects;
230 /* find and mark sources */
231 marksources();
232 /* initialize ambient calculation */
233 setambient();
234 /* ready to go... */
235 }
236
237
238 void
239 ray_trace(RAY *r) /* trace a primary ray */
240 {
241 rayorigin(r, NULL, PRIMARY, 1.0);
242 samplendx++;
243 rayvalue(r); /* assumes origin and direction are set */
244 }
245
246
247 void
248 ray_done(freall) /* free ray-tracing data */
249 int freall;
250 {
251 retainfonts = 1;
252 ambdone();
253 ambnotify(OVOID);
254 freesources();
255 freeobjects(0, nobjects);
256 donesets();
257 octdone();
258 thescene.cutree = EMPTY;
259 octname = NULL;
260 if (freall) {
261 retainfonts = 0;
262 freefont(NULL);
263 freedata(NULL);
264 initurand(0);
265 }
266 if (nobjects > 0) {
267 sprintf(errmsg, "%d objects left after call to ray_done()",
268 nobjects);
269 error(WARNING, errmsg);
270 }
271 }
272
273
274 void
275 ray_save(rp) /* save current parameter settings */
276 RAYPARAMS *rp;
277 {
278 int i, ndx;
279
280 if (rp == NULL)
281 return;
282 rp->do_irrad = do_irrad;
283 rp->dstrsrc = dstrsrc;
284 rp->shadthresh = shadthresh;
285 rp->shadcert = shadcert;
286 rp->directrelay = directrelay;
287 rp->vspretest = vspretest;
288 rp->directvis = directvis;
289 rp->srcsizerat = srcsizerat;
290 copycolor(rp->cextinction, cextinction);
291 copycolor(rp->salbedo, salbedo);
292 rp->seccg = seccg;
293 rp->ssampdist = ssampdist;
294 rp->specthresh = specthresh;
295 rp->specjitter = specjitter;
296 rp->backvis = backvis;
297 rp->maxdepth = maxdepth;
298 rp->minweight = minweight;
299 copycolor(rp->ambval, ambval);
300 bzero(rp->ambfile, sizeof(rp->ambfile));
301 if (ambfile != NULL)
302 strncpy(rp->ambfile, ambfile, sizeof(rp->ambfile)-1);
303 rp->ambvwt = ambvwt;
304 rp->ambacc = ambacc;
305 rp->ambres = ambres;
306 rp->ambdiv = ambdiv;
307 rp->ambssamp = ambssamp;
308 rp->ambounce = ambounce;
309 rp->ambincl = ambincl;
310 bzero(rp->amblval, sizeof(rp->amblval));
311 ndx = 0;
312 for (i = 0; i < AMBLLEN && amblist[i] != NULL; i++) {
313 int len = strlen(amblist[i]);
314 if (ndx+len >= sizeof(rp->amblval))
315 break;
316 strcpy(rp->amblval+ndx, amblist[i]);
317 ndx += len+1;
318 }
319 while (i <= AMBLLEN)
320 rp->amblndx[i++] = -1;
321 }
322
323
324 void
325 ray_restore(rp) /* restore parameter settings */
326 RAYPARAMS *rp;
327 {
328 register int i;
329
330 if (rp == NULL) { /* restore defaults */
331 RAYPARAMS dflt;
332 ray_defaults(&dflt);
333 ray_restore(&dflt);
334 return;
335 }
336 /* restore saved settings */
337 do_irrad = rp->do_irrad;
338 dstrsrc = rp->dstrsrc;
339 shadthresh = rp->shadthresh;
340 shadcert = rp->shadcert;
341 directrelay = rp->directrelay;
342 vspretest = rp->vspretest;
343 directvis = rp->directvis;
344 srcsizerat = rp->srcsizerat;
345 copycolor(cextinction, rp->cextinction);
346 copycolor(salbedo, rp->salbedo);
347 seccg = rp->seccg;
348 ssampdist = rp->ssampdist;
349 specthresh = rp->specthresh;
350 specjitter = rp->specjitter;
351 backvis = rp->backvis;
352 maxdepth = rp->maxdepth;
353 minweight = rp->minweight;
354 copycolor(ambval, rp->ambval);
355 ambvwt = rp->ambvwt;
356 ambdiv = rp->ambdiv;
357 ambssamp = rp->ambssamp;
358 ambounce = rp->ambounce;
359 for (i = 0; rp->amblndx[i] >= 0; i++)
360 amblist[i] = rp->amblval + rp->amblndx[i];
361 while (i <= AMBLLEN)
362 amblist[i++] = NULL;
363 ambincl = rp->ambincl;
364 /* update ambient calculation */
365 ambnotify(OVOID);
366 if (thescene.cutree != EMPTY) {
367 int newamb = (ambfile == NULL) ? rp->ambfile[0] :
368 strcmp(ambfile, rp->ambfile) ;
369
370 if (amblist[0] != NULL)
371 for (i = 0; i < nobjects; i++)
372 ambnotify(i);
373
374 ambfile = (rp->ambfile[0]) ? rp->ambfile : (char *)NULL;
375 if (newamb) {
376 ambres = rp->ambres;
377 ambacc = rp->ambacc;
378 setambient();
379 } else {
380 setambres(rp->ambres);
381 setambacc(rp->ambacc);
382 }
383 } else {
384 ambfile = (rp->ambfile[0]) ? rp->ambfile : (char *)NULL;
385 ambres = rp->ambres;
386 ambacc = rp->ambacc;
387 }
388 }
389
390
391 void
392 ray_defaults(rp) /* get default parameter values */
393 RAYPARAMS *rp;
394 {
395 int i;
396
397 if (rp == NULL)
398 return;
399
400 rp->do_irrad = 0;
401 rp->dstrsrc = 0.0;
402 rp->shadthresh = .05;
403 rp->shadcert = .5;
404 rp->directrelay = 2;
405 rp->vspretest = 512;
406 rp->directvis = 1;
407 rp->srcsizerat = .2;
408 setcolor(rp->cextinction, 0., 0., 0.);
409 setcolor(rp->salbedo, 0., 0., 0.);
410 rp->seccg = 0.;
411 rp->ssampdist = 0.;
412 rp->specthresh = .15;
413 rp->specjitter = 1.;
414 rp->backvis = 1;
415 rp->maxdepth = 6;
416 rp->minweight = 4e-3;
417 setcolor(rp->ambval, 0., 0., 0.);
418 bzero(rp->ambfile, sizeof(rp->ambfile));
419 rp->ambvwt = 0;
420 rp->ambres = 128;
421 rp->ambacc = 0.2;
422 rp->ambdiv = 512;
423 rp->ambssamp = 0;
424 rp->ambounce = 0;
425 rp->ambincl = -1;
426 bzero(rp->amblval, sizeof(rp->amblval));
427 for (i = AMBLLEN+1; i--; )
428 rp->amblndx[i] = -1;
429 }