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Rotate an object with mouse
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07/27/15 09:13
07/27/15 09:13
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EpsiloN
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Again, hi all. So, apparently I skipped a few years of math from highschool about vectors and angles here we go again... To describe the problem better, I want to 'drag' a point of the sphere surface, thats under my mouse pointer, to a new location on the sphere surface. I'm either close, but visibly inaccurate or completely off... I'm tracing two rays from mouse pos to a sphere (gizmo) and I get the two points coordinates relative to the model origin with:
vec_set( m3dStartPos , vector( mouse_pos.x , mouse_pos.y , 1 ) );
vec_set( m3dEndPos , vector( mouse_pos.x , mouse_pos.y , 1000 ) );
vec_for_screen( m3dStartPos , camera );
vec_for_screen( m3dEndPos , camera );
you = puppet;
result = c_trace( m3dStartPos , m3dEndPos , IGNORE_YOU | USE_POLYGON );
if( result > 0 ) {
// Get local point position (relative to my sphere)
vec_diff( oldContactPos , hit.x , my.x );
}
wait(1);
vec_set( m3dStartPos , vector( mouse_pos.x , mouse_pos.y , 1 ) );
vec_set( m3dEndPos , vector( mouse_pos.x , mouse_pos.y , 1000 ) );
vec_for_screen( m3dStartPos , camera );
vec_for_screen( m3dEndPos , camera );
you = puppet;
result = c_trace( m3dStartPos , m3dEndPos , IGNORE_YOU | USE_POLYGON );
if( result > 0 ) {
// Get local point position (relative to my sphere)
vec_diff( contactPos , hit.x , my.x );
}
"My" is the sphere. And I'm trying to rotate my gizmo so that oldContactPos will move to the new contactPos location. All attempts failed, here's the last two:
if( vec_dist( oldContactPos , contactPos ) > 0 ) {
VECTOR dir1 , dir2 , axis1 ;
ANGLE oldAng , newAng , diffAng ;
//
// Using vec_to_angle to orient two angles
// and get the difference needed to rotate the gizmo
/* vec_set( dir1 , contactPos );
vec_set( dir2 , oldContactPos );
vec_to_angle( oldAng , oldContactPos );
// Here roll becomes 2xxx, so I reset it to 0
// But I think I need roll too, to be a realistic rot.?
oldAng.roll = 0;
vec_to_angle( newAng , contactPos );
newAng.roll = 0;
ang_diff( diffAng , newAng , oldAng );
ang_add( my.pan , diffAng );
ang_add( my.local_pan , diffAng );
*/
//
// Using ang_for_axis to rotate the objects angles
// by the angle difference of the two points
// around axis - cross product of the two points
// (relative to local object space)
vec_set( dir1 , oldContactPos );
vec_set( dir2 , contactPos );
vec_cross( axis1 , dir1 , dir2 );
vec_set( newAng , my.pan );
vec_normalize( dir1 , 1 );
vec_normalize( dir2 , 1 );
ang_for_axis( newAng , axis1 , acosv( vec_dot( dir1 , dir2 ) ) );
ang_add( my.pan , newAng );
ang_add( my.local_pan , newAng );
}
Anyone know why both methods fail? I have no idea what I'm doing wrong, but this must be my 20-th attempt doing the same stuff and always wrong... Thanks in advance.
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