(C) 1999 SaiR00S/EI
The aim of this paper (and, perhaps, a series of articles,
if you All this seems not without interest) is to conduct
small literacy classes in the 3D-shading, for me, softly
for instance, got sayings on this issue in the style:
"Pah-fa-a, aa-and hde moge? etc.
Okay, enough about sad things, we go directly to the subject
today's story.
Gouraud shading - a method of filling 3D
surface based on Lambertovskoy lighting model, and
which is its refinement (for details, anyone interested,
read about it in the literature on this topic or Clarify
the matter to full-time meeting with me for a couple of
beers:). Well duck Now, with this model, light, light intensity,
incident on the plane determined by the angle between the light
and the vector normal to the surface. Bare podnapryagshis in
mathematics, we recall that the cosine of the angle between the
two vectors defined as follows:
cos (AB) = (Xa * Xb + Ya * Yb + Za * Zb) / (| A | * | B |)
where Xa, Xb, Ya, Yb, Za, Zb - the coordinates of all vectors
ditch A and B;
| A |, | B | - the lengths of these vectors are computed
quite simple:), as summa goemetricheskaya to
ordinates Xa .. Za:
| A | = sqrt (Xa ^ 2 + Ya ^ 2 + Za ^ 2),
Similarly, we find | B |.
In relation to Gouraud, it gives us information on how to
what color to paint over the ground.
So what, do we need for the formation of surface
method of Gouraud:
- Firstly - the coordinates of the vertices of the projected
landfill (we'll use the triangle as it is
the most simple, fast and it is the most mathematically correct,
For its three vertices can not lie in different planes, which
can not be said about other types of polygons);
- Secondly - this is the value of light intensity in each
of the vertices.
To learn how to project the top of the plane, I
I will not tell, but on how to get the value
light intensity at the vertices, I shall detail.
Thus, for each face 3D object known, we have a normal. In each
top of the object known, we raiseth normal, which is the sum
normals of the faces surrounding the vertex. Then, we normalize
received normal, and taking any of the coordinate
light intensity about the axis formed by this
coordinate and the origin, we get the color value
this point.
The following picture will help a little bit to understand
the reading.
(X1, Y1), a1
/
/ \ A1 .. a3 - values
/ Radiation colors
/ / Points with coordinates
/ Coordinate of X1-X3,
(X2, Y2), a2 / \ Y1-Y3.
\
\ \
\
\ \
\
\ \
\
\ \
\
\ \
(X3, Y3), a3
Further, linearly interpolated color from a1 to a2, a2
from to a3, and from a1 to a3, we get the color values for
each vertical line. Who are not lazy, interpolation can spend
by straight-line equation:
Y = A * X + B,
resulting in a small brake. Much more convenient
interpolate on Brezenhemu (this you will get rid of the
division).
After this interpoliruete color on each horizontal
line and at the same time draws a polygon:
LD A, H; Writes a value of A
; Of color
ADD HL, DE; interpolate the color
; On the horizontal
; Line
LD (BC), A; throw color
; Buffer
INC C; Proceed to the next
; Yuschey point.
That's it! Get a nice (as far as it can be beautiful
on the Spectrum) Gouraud shading.
Before you throw it all kodit can be viewed as
it looks at VAV'a in Refresh (the part where a bagel Dangle
against the background of the eye), or on the AMIGA (although
there is a net Gouraud rarity, all Phong, yes Phong ...) in the
last demah from Ramses, but with Texture Mapping'om (strongly
recommended view all of the best demos for 97-98 years, so for
general development ...).
For sim goodbye, success on the demoscene!
