A convenient class to perform Zoom and Pan animation on Tulip OpenGL scene. More...

#include <GlSceneZoomAndPan.h>

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Public Member Functions

GlSceneZoomAndPan (GlScene *glScene, const BoundingBox &boundingBox, const std::string &layerName="Main", const int nbAnimationSteps=50, const bool optimalPath=true, const double p=sqrt(1.6))
void setAdditionalGlSceneAnimation (AdditionalGlSceneAnimation *additionalAnimation)
int getNbAnimationsStep () const
void setNbAnimationSteps (const int nbAnimationSteps)
void zoomAndPanAnimationStep (int animationStep)

Protected Attributes

Camera & camera
Vector< int, 4 > viewport
int nbAnimationSteps
bool optimalPath
double p
Coord camCenterStart
Coord camCenterEnd
double w0
double w1
double u0
double u1
double b0
double b1
double r0
double r1
double S
double sA
double sB
double wm
AdditionalGlSceneAnimation * additionalAnimation
float zoomAreaWidth
float zoomAreaHeight
bool doZoomAndPan

Detailed Description

A convenient class to perform Zoom and Pan animation on Tulip OpenGL scene.

This class allow to perform a smooth and efficient zooming and panning on Tulip OpenGL scene. The algorithm used to perform this task is the one published in : Jarke J. van Wijk and Wim A.A. Nuij, "Smooth and efficient zooming and panning" For more details, the paper can be downloaded at the following url : www.win.tue.nl/~vanwijk/zoompan.pdf Even if this class contains the whole Zoom and Pan implementation, it is not aimed to be used directly because its role is only to compute new camera parameters. Use the derived class QtGlSceneZoomAndPanAnimator in the tulip-qt library instead to perform the animation.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

tlp::GlSceneZoomAndPan::GlSceneZoomAndPan	(	GlScene *	glScene,
		const BoundingBox &	boundingBox,
		const std::string &	layerName = `"Main"`,
		const int	nbAnimationSteps = `50`,
		const bool	optimalPath = `true`,
		const double	p = `sqrt(1.6)`
	)

GlSceneZoomAndPan constructor

Parameters:

glScene	the Tulip OpenGL scene on which to perform zooming and panning
boundingBox	the bounding box in scene coordinates on which the Tulip OpenGL scene has to be zoomed and panned. At the end of the animation, the viewport will be zoomed and centered on the content of that bounding box.
layerName	The name of the layer animation should be done on
nbAnimationSteps	the number of steps to perform during the animation
optimalPath	if true zooming and panning will be combined at each step of the animation, if false the scene will be zoomed out/in, panned then zoomed in/out
p	zoom/pan trade-off parameter, adjust it according to your needs

Member Function Documentation

int tlp::GlSceneZoomAndPan::getNbAnimationsStep ( ) const [inline]

Method which return the number of animation steps

void tlp::GlSceneZoomAndPan::setAdditionalGlSceneAnimation ( AdditionalGlSceneAnimation * additionalAnimation )

Method to add an additional scene animation while zooming and panning

Parameters:

additionalAnimation The animation to add

void tlp::GlSceneZoomAndPan::setNbAnimationSteps ( const int nbAnimationSteps ) [inline]

Method to set the number of animation steps

void tlp::GlSceneZoomAndPan::zoomAndPanAnimationStep ( int animationStep )

Method which performs the zoom and pan animation. Its role is to compute new camera parameters at step animationStep. The scene is not redrawn with this method, you have to call the draw method on the associated GlScene object