// Copyright (C) 2002-2012 Nikolaus Gebhardt // This file is part of the "Irrlicht Engine". // For conditions of distribution and use, see copyright notice in irrlicht.h #ifndef __S_MATERIAL_H_INCLUDED__ #define __S_MATERIAL_H_INCLUDED__ #include "SColor.h" #include "matrix4.h" #include "irrArray.h" #include "irrMath.h" #include "EMaterialTypes.h" #include "EMaterialProps.h" #include "SMaterialLayer.h" #include "IrrCompileConfig.h" // for IRRLICHT_API namespace irr { namespace video { class ITexture; //! Flag for MaterialTypeParam (in combination with EMT_ONETEXTURE_BLEND) or for BlendFactor //! BlendFunc = source * sourceFactor + dest * destFactor enum E_BLEND_FACTOR { EBF_ZERO = 0, //!< src & dest (0, 0, 0, 0) EBF_ONE, //!< src & dest (1, 1, 1, 1) EBF_DST_COLOR, //!< src (destR, destG, destB, destA) EBF_ONE_MINUS_DST_COLOR, //!< src (1-destR, 1-destG, 1-destB, 1-destA) EBF_SRC_COLOR, //!< dest (srcR, srcG, srcB, srcA) EBF_ONE_MINUS_SRC_COLOR, //!< dest (1-srcR, 1-srcG, 1-srcB, 1-srcA) EBF_SRC_ALPHA, //!< src & dest (srcA, srcA, srcA, srcA) EBF_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA, //!< src & dest (1-srcA, 1-srcA, 1-srcA, 1-srcA) EBF_DST_ALPHA, //!< src & dest (destA, destA, destA, destA) EBF_ONE_MINUS_DST_ALPHA, //!< src & dest (1-destA, 1-destA, 1-destA, 1-destA) EBF_SRC_ALPHA_SATURATE //!< src (min(srcA, 1-destA), idem, ...) }; //! Values defining the blend operation enum E_BLEND_OPERATION { EBO_NONE = 0, //!< No blending happens EBO_ADD, //!< Default blending adds the color values EBO_SUBTRACT, //!< This mode subtracts the color values EBO_REVSUBTRACT,//!< This modes subtracts destination from source EBO_MIN, //!< Choose minimum value of each color channel EBO_MAX, //!< Choose maximum value of each color channel EBO_MIN_FACTOR, //!< Choose minimum value of each color channel after applying blend factors, not widely supported EBO_MAX_FACTOR, //!< Choose maximum value of each color channel after applying blend factors, not widely supported EBO_MIN_ALPHA, //!< Choose minimum value of each color channel based on alpha value, not widely supported EBO_MAX_ALPHA //!< Choose maximum value of each color channel based on alpha value, not widely supported }; //! MaterialTypeParam: e.g. DirectX: D3DTOP_MODULATE, D3DTOP_MODULATE2X, D3DTOP_MODULATE4X enum E_MODULATE_FUNC { EMFN_MODULATE_1X = 1, EMFN_MODULATE_2X = 2, EMFN_MODULATE_4X = 4 }; //! Comparison function, e.g. for depth buffer test enum E_COMPARISON_FUNC { //! Depth test disabled (disable also write to depth buffer) ECFN_DISABLED=0, //! <= test, default for e.g. depth test ECFN_LESSEQUAL=1, //! Exact equality ECFN_EQUAL=2, //! exclusive less comparison, i.e. < ECFN_LESS, //! Succeeds almost always, except for exact equality ECFN_NOTEQUAL, //! >= test ECFN_GREATEREQUAL, //! inverse of <= ECFN_GREATER, //! test succeeds always ECFN_ALWAYS, //! Test never succeeds ECFN_NEVER }; //! Enum values for enabling/disabling color planes for rendering enum E_COLOR_PLANE { //! No color enabled ECP_NONE=0, //! Alpha enabled ECP_ALPHA=1, //! Red enabled ECP_RED=2, //! Green enabled ECP_GREEN=4, //! Blue enabled ECP_BLUE=8, //! All colors, no alpha ECP_RGB=14, //! All planes enabled ECP_ALL=15 }; //! Source of the alpha value to take /** This is currently only supported in EMT_ONETEXTURE_BLEND. You can use an or'ed combination of values. Alpha values are modulated (multiplied). */ enum E_ALPHA_SOURCE { //! Use no alpha, somewhat redundant with other settings EAS_NONE=0, //! Use vertex color alpha EAS_VERTEX_COLOR, //! Use texture alpha channel EAS_TEXTURE }; //! Pack srcFact, dstFact, Modulate and alpha source to MaterialTypeParam or BlendFactor /** alpha source can be an OR'ed combination of E_ALPHA_SOURCE values. */ inline f32 pack_textureBlendFunc(const E_BLEND_FACTOR srcFact, const E_BLEND_FACTOR dstFact, const E_MODULATE_FUNC modulate=EMFN_MODULATE_1X, const u32 alphaSource=EAS_TEXTURE) { const u32 tmp = (alphaSource << 20) | (modulate << 16) | (srcFact << 12) | (dstFact << 8) | (srcFact << 4) | dstFact; return FR(tmp); } //! Pack srcRGBFact, dstRGBFact, srcAlphaFact, dstAlphaFact, Modulate and alpha source to MaterialTypeParam or BlendFactor /** alpha source can be an OR'ed combination of E_ALPHA_SOURCE values. */ inline f32 pack_textureBlendFuncSeparate(const E_BLEND_FACTOR srcRGBFact, const E_BLEND_FACTOR dstRGBFact, const E_BLEND_FACTOR srcAlphaFact, const E_BLEND_FACTOR dstAlphaFact, const E_MODULATE_FUNC modulate=EMFN_MODULATE_1X, const u32 alphaSource=EAS_TEXTURE) { const u32 tmp = (alphaSource << 20) | (modulate << 16) | (srcAlphaFact << 12) | (dstAlphaFact << 8) | (srcRGBFact << 4) | dstRGBFact; return FR(tmp); } //! Unpack srcFact, dstFact, modulo and alphaSource factors /** The fields don't use the full byte range, so we could pack even more... */ inline void unpack_textureBlendFunc(E_BLEND_FACTOR &srcFact, E_BLEND_FACTOR &dstFact, E_MODULATE_FUNC &modulo, u32& alphaSource, const f32 param) { const u32 state = IR(param); alphaSource = (state & 0x00F00000) >> 20; modulo = E_MODULATE_FUNC( ( state & 0x000F0000 ) >> 16 ); srcFact = E_BLEND_FACTOR ( ( state & 0x000000F0 ) >> 4 ); dstFact = E_BLEND_FACTOR ( ( state & 0x0000000F ) ); } //! Unpack srcRGBFact, dstRGBFact, srcAlphaFact, dstAlphaFact, modulo and alphaSource factors /** The fields don't use the full byte range, so we could pack even more... */ inline void unpack_textureBlendFuncSeparate(E_BLEND_FACTOR &srcRGBFact, E_BLEND_FACTOR &dstRGBFact, E_BLEND_FACTOR &srcAlphaFact, E_BLEND_FACTOR &dstAlphaFact, E_MODULATE_FUNC &modulo, u32& alphaSource, const f32 param) { const u32 state = IR(param); alphaSource = (state & 0x00F00000) >> 20; modulo = E_MODULATE_FUNC( ( state & 0x000F0000 ) >> 16 ); srcAlphaFact = E_BLEND_FACTOR ( ( state & 0x0000F000 ) >> 12 ); dstAlphaFact = E_BLEND_FACTOR ( ( state & 0x00000F00 ) >> 8 ); srcRGBFact = E_BLEND_FACTOR ( ( state & 0x000000F0 ) >> 4 ); dstRGBFact = E_BLEND_FACTOR ( ( state & 0x0000000F ) ); } //! has blend factor alphablending inline bool textureBlendFunc_hasAlpha ( const E_BLEND_FACTOR factor ) { switch ( factor ) { case EBF_SRC_ALPHA: case EBF_ONE_MINUS_SRC_ALPHA: case EBF_DST_ALPHA: case EBF_ONE_MINUS_DST_ALPHA: case EBF_SRC_ALPHA_SATURATE: return true; default: return false; } } //! These flags are used to specify the anti-aliasing and smoothing modes /** Techniques supported are multisampling, geometry smoothing, and alpha to coverage. Some drivers don't support a per-material setting of the anti-aliasing modes. In those cases, FSAA/multisampling is defined by the device mode chosen upon creation via irr::SIrrCreationParameters. */ enum E_ANTI_ALIASING_MODE { //! Use to turn off anti-aliasing for this material EAAM_OFF=0, //! Default anti-aliasing mode EAAM_SIMPLE=1, //! High-quality anti-aliasing, not always supported, automatically enables SIMPLE mode EAAM_QUALITY=3, //! Line smoothing //! Careful, enabling this can lead to software emulation under OpenGL EAAM_LINE_SMOOTH=4, //! point smoothing, often in software and slow, only with OpenGL EAAM_POINT_SMOOTH=8, //! All typical anti-alias and smooth modes EAAM_FULL_BASIC=15, //! Enhanced anti-aliasing for transparent materials /** Usually used with EMT_TRANSPARENT_ALPHA_CHANNEL_REF and multisampling. */ EAAM_ALPHA_TO_COVERAGE=16 }; //! These flags allow to define the interpretation of vertex color when lighting is enabled /** Without lighting being enabled the vertex color is the only value defining the fragment color. Once lighting is enabled, the four values for diffuse, ambient, emissive, and specular take over. With these flags it is possible to define which lighting factor shall be defined by the vertex color instead of the lighting factor which is the same for all faces of that material. The default is to use vertex color for the diffuse value, another pretty common value is to use vertex color for both diffuse and ambient factor. */ enum E_COLOR_MATERIAL { //! Don't use vertex color for lighting ECM_NONE=0, //! Use vertex color for diffuse light, this is default ECM_DIFFUSE, //! Use vertex color for ambient light ECM_AMBIENT, //! Use vertex color for emissive light ECM_EMISSIVE, //! Use vertex color for specular light ECM_SPECULAR, //! Use vertex color for both diffuse and ambient light ECM_DIFFUSE_AND_AMBIENT }; //! DEPRECATED. Will be removed after Irrlicht 1.9. /** Flags for the definition of the polygon offset feature. These flags define whether the offset should be into the screen, or towards the eye. */ enum E_POLYGON_OFFSET { //! Push pixel towards the far plane, away from the eye /** This is typically used for rendering inner areas. */ EPO_BACK=0, //! Pull pixels towards the camera. /** This is typically used for polygons which should appear on top of other elements, such as decals. */ EPO_FRONT=1 }; //! Names for polygon offset direction const c8* const PolygonOffsetDirectionNames[] = { "Back", "Front", 0 }; //! For SMaterial.ZWriteEnable enum E_ZWRITE { //! zwrite always disabled for this material EZW_OFF = 0, //! This is the default setting for SMaterial and tries to handle things automatically. //! This is what you want to set to enable zwriting. //! Usually zwriting is enabled non-transparent materials - as far as Irrlicht can recognize those. //! Basically Irrlicht tries to handle the zwriting for you and assumes transparent materials don't need it. //! This is addionally affected by IVideoDriver::setAllowZWriteOnTransparent EZW_AUTO, //! zwrite always enabled for this material EZW_ON }; //! Names for E_ZWRITE const c8* const ZWriteNames[] = { "Off", "Auto", "On", 0 }; //! Maximum number of texture an SMaterial can have. /** SMaterial might ignore some textures in most function, like assignment and comparison, when SIrrlichtCreationParameters::MaxTextureUnits is set to a lower number. */ const u32 MATERIAL_MAX_TEXTURES = 4; //! Struct for holding parameters for a material renderer // Note for implementors: Serialization is in CNullDriver class SMaterial { public: //! Default constructor. Creates a solid, lit material with white colors SMaterial() : MaterialType(EMT_SOLID), AmbientColor(255,255,255,255), DiffuseColor(255,255,255,255), EmissiveColor(0,0,0,0), SpecularColor(255,255,255,255), Shininess(0.0f), MaterialTypeParam(0.0f), Thickness(1.0f), ZBuffer(ECFN_LESSEQUAL), AntiAliasing(EAAM_SIMPLE), ColorMask(ECP_ALL), ColorMaterial(ECM_DIFFUSE), BlendOperation(EBO_NONE), BlendFactor(0.0f), PolygonOffsetFactor(0), PolygonOffsetDirection(EPO_FRONT), PolygonOffsetDepthBias(0.f), PolygonOffsetSlopeScale(0.f), Wireframe(false), PointCloud(false), GouraudShading(true), Lighting(true), ZWriteEnable(EZW_AUTO), BackfaceCulling(true), FrontfaceCulling(false), FogEnable(false), NormalizeNormals(false), UseMipMaps(true) { } //! Texture layer array. SMaterialLayer TextureLayer[MATERIAL_MAX_TEXTURES]; //! Type of the material. Specifies how everything is blended together E_MATERIAL_TYPE MaterialType; //! How much ambient light (a global light) is reflected by this material. /** The default is full white, meaning objects are completely globally illuminated. Reduce this if you want to see diffuse or specular light effects. */ SColor AmbientColor; //! How much diffuse light coming from a light source is reflected by this material. /** The default is full white. */ SColor DiffuseColor; //! Light emitted by this material. Default is to emit no light. SColor EmissiveColor; //! How much specular light (highlights from a light) is reflected. /** The default is to reflect white specular light. See SMaterial::Shininess on how to enable specular lights. */ SColor SpecularColor; //! Value affecting the size of specular highlights. /** A value of 20 is common. If set to 0, no specular highlights are being used. To activate, simply set the shininess of a material to a value in the range [0.5;128]: \code sceneNode->getMaterial(0).Shininess = 20.0f; \endcode You can change the color of the highlights using \code sceneNode->getMaterial(0).SpecularColor.set(255,255,255,255); \endcode The specular color of the dynamic lights (SLight::SpecularColor) will influence the the highlight color too, but they are set to a useful value by default when creating the light scene node.*/ f32 Shininess; //! Free parameter, dependent on the material type. /** Mostly ignored, used for example in EMT_TRANSPARENT_ALPHA_CHANNEL and EMT_ONETEXTURE_BLEND. */ f32 MaterialTypeParam; //! Thickness of non-3dimensional elements such as lines and points. f32 Thickness; //! Is the ZBuffer enabled? Default: ECFN_LESSEQUAL /** If you want to disable depth test for this material just set this parameter to ECFN_DISABLED. Values are from E_COMPARISON_FUNC. */ u8 ZBuffer; //! Sets the antialiasing mode /** Values are chosen from E_ANTI_ALIASING_MODE. Default is EAAM_SIMPLE, i.e. simple multi-sample anti-aliasing. */ u8 AntiAliasing; //! Defines the enabled color planes /** Values are defined as or'ed values of the E_COLOR_PLANE enum. Only enabled color planes will be rendered to the current render target. Typical use is to disable all colors when rendering only to depth or stencil buffer, or using Red and Green for Stereo rendering. */ u8 ColorMask:4; //! Defines the interpretation of vertex color in the lighting equation /** Values should be chosen from E_COLOR_MATERIAL. When lighting is enabled, vertex color can be used instead of the material values for light modulation. This allows to easily change e.g. the diffuse light behavior of each face. The default, ECM_DIFFUSE, will result in a very similar rendering as with lighting turned off, just with light shading. */ u8 ColorMaterial:3; //! Store the blend operation of choice /** Values to be chosen from E_BLEND_OPERATION. */ E_BLEND_OPERATION BlendOperation:4; //! Store the blend factors /** textureBlendFunc/textureBlendFuncSeparate functions should be used to write properly blending factors to this parameter. Due to historical reasons this parameter is not used for material type EMT_ONETEXTURE_BLEND which uses MaterialTypeParam instead for the blend factor. It's generally used only for materials without any blending otherwise (like EMT_SOLID). It's main use is to allow having shader materials which can enable/disable blending after they have been created. When you set this you usually also have to set BlendOperation to a value != EBO_NONE (setting it to EBO_ADD is probably the most common one value). */ f32 BlendFactor; //! DEPRECATED. Will be removed after Irrlicht 1.9. Please use PolygonOffsetDepthBias instead. /** Factor specifying how far the polygon offset should be made. Specifying 0 disables the polygon offset. The direction is specified separately. The factor can be from 0 to 7. Note: This probably never worked on Direct3D9 (was coded for D3D8 which had different value ranges) */ u8 PolygonOffsetFactor:3; //! DEPRECATED. Will be removed after Irrlicht 1.9. /** Flag defining the direction the polygon offset is applied to. Can be to front or to back, specified by values from E_POLYGON_OFFSET. */ E_POLYGON_OFFSET PolygonOffsetDirection:1; //! A constant z-buffer offset for a polygon/line/point /** The range of the value is driver specific. On OpenGL you get units which are multiplied by the smallest value that is guaranteed to produce a resolvable offset. On D3D9 you can pass a range between -1 and 1. But you should likely divide it by the range of the depthbuffer. Like dividing by 65535.0 for a 16 bit depthbuffer. Thought it still might produce too large of a bias. Some article (https://aras-p.info/blog/2008/06/12/depth-bias-and-the-power-of-deceiving-yourself/) recommends multiplying by 2.0*4.8e-7 (and strangely on both 16 bit and 24 bit). */ f32 PolygonOffsetDepthBias; //! Variable Z-Buffer offset based on the slope of the polygon. /** For polygons looking flat at a camera you could use 0 (for example in a 2D game) But in most cases you will have polygons rendered at a certain slope. The driver will calculate the slope for you and this value allows to scale that slope. The complete polygon offset is: PolygonOffsetSlopeScale*slope + PolygonOffsetDepthBias A good default here is to use 1.f if you want to push the polygons away from the camera and -1.f to pull them towards the camera. */ f32 PolygonOffsetSlopeScale; //! Draw as wireframe or filled triangles? Default: false bool Wireframe:1; //! Draw as point cloud or filled triangles? Default: false bool PointCloud:1; //! Flat or Gouraud shading? Default: true bool GouraudShading:1; //! Will this material be lighted? Default: true bool Lighting:1; //! Is the zbuffer writable or is it read-only. Default: EZW_AUTO. /** If this parameter is not EZW_OFF, you probably also want to set ZBuffer to values other than ECFN_DISABLED */ E_ZWRITE ZWriteEnable:2; //! Is backface culling enabled? Default: true bool BackfaceCulling:1; //! Is frontface culling enabled? Default: false bool FrontfaceCulling:1; //! Is fog enabled? Default: false bool FogEnable:1; //! Should normals be normalized? /** Always use this if the mesh lit and scaled. Default: false */ bool NormalizeNormals:1; //! Shall mipmaps be used if available /** Sometimes, disabling mipmap usage can be useful. Default: true */ bool UseMipMaps:1; //! Execute a function on all texture layers. /** Useful for setting properties which are not per material, but per texture layer, e.g. bilinear filtering. */ template void forEachTexture(F &&fn) { for (u32 i = 0; i < MATERIAL_MAX_TEXTURES; i++) { fn(TextureLayer[i]); } } //! Gets the texture transformation matrix for level i /** \param i The desired level. Must not be larger than MATERIAL_MAX_TEXTURES \return Texture matrix for texture level i. */ core::matrix4& getTextureMatrix(u32 i) { return TextureLayer[i].getTextureMatrix(); } //! Gets the immutable texture transformation matrix for level i /** \param i The desired level. \return Texture matrix for texture level i, or identity matrix for levels larger than MATERIAL_MAX_TEXTURES. */ const core::matrix4& getTextureMatrix(u32 i) const { if (i=MATERIAL_MAX_TEXTURES) return; TextureLayer[i].setTextureMatrix(mat); } //! Gets the i-th texture /** \param i The desired level. \return Texture for texture level i, if defined, else 0. */ ITexture* getTexture(u32 i) const { return i < MATERIAL_MAX_TEXTURES ? TextureLayer[i].Texture : 0; } //! Sets the i-th texture /** If i>=MATERIAL_MAX_TEXTURES this setting will be ignored. \param i The desired level. \param tex Texture for texture level i. */ void setTexture(u32 i, ITexture* tex) { if (i>=MATERIAL_MAX_TEXTURES) return; TextureLayer[i].Texture = tex; } //! Inequality operator /** \param b Material to compare to. \return True if the materials differ, else false. */ inline bool operator!=(const SMaterial& b) const { bool different = MaterialType != b.MaterialType || AmbientColor != b.AmbientColor || DiffuseColor != b.DiffuseColor || EmissiveColor != b.EmissiveColor || SpecularColor != b.SpecularColor || Shininess != b.Shininess || MaterialTypeParam != b.MaterialTypeParam || Thickness != b.Thickness || Wireframe != b.Wireframe || PointCloud != b.PointCloud || GouraudShading != b.GouraudShading || Lighting != b.Lighting || ZBuffer != b.ZBuffer || ZWriteEnable != b.ZWriteEnable || BackfaceCulling != b.BackfaceCulling || FrontfaceCulling != b.FrontfaceCulling || FogEnable != b.FogEnable || NormalizeNormals != b.NormalizeNormals || AntiAliasing != b.AntiAliasing || ColorMask != b.ColorMask || ColorMaterial != b.ColorMaterial || BlendOperation != b.BlendOperation || BlendFactor != b.BlendFactor || PolygonOffsetFactor != b.PolygonOffsetFactor || PolygonOffsetDirection != b.PolygonOffsetDirection || PolygonOffsetDepthBias != b.PolygonOffsetDepthBias || PolygonOffsetSlopeScale != b.PolygonOffsetSlopeScale || UseMipMaps != b.UseMipMaps ; for (u32 i=0; (i