Author Topic: Texture drawing (Read 39435 times)

leafy · « **Reply #30 on:** June 17, 2011, 02:39:15 pm »

Don't give up; I'm pretty sure you can find a way. GM is really inefficient from when I used it. If you use low-res textures you might be able to pull it off on calc.

ben_g · « **Reply #31 on:** June 17, 2011, 02:46:57 pm »

Quote from: leafiness0 on June 17, 2011, 02:39:15 pm

Don't give up; I'm pretty sure you can find a way. GM is really inefficient from when I used it. If you use low-res textures you might be able to pull it off on calc.

I know. GM is really inefficient with almost everything it can do, but 5 seconds for only one triangle is a very long time, even for GM. And for a resonable gameplay, there should be at least 5 fps, and that while there wil be abouth 150 triangles be drawn. that means that it should be abouth 1000 times as fast as GM (I calculated it), so i really doubt that this is possible.

Builderboy · « **Reply #32 on:** June 17, 2011, 10:14:21 pm »

First I think you should see if you can draw 150 solid triangles at 5FPS, and after you get that working you can start on textures

That way you gain experience and can work better on textures ^^

thepenguin77 · « **Reply #33 on:** June 17, 2011, 11:16:13 pm »

Well, to give you an upperbound of what is possible on the calculator. I made this:

I got this running with about 20 polygons per frame at 15 fps. That's 300 polygons per second. Now, it wasn't full screen, but it was in grayscale, so we can probably call that an even trade and say I would have gotten 300 polygons per second full screen in black and white.

You want to go for textured polygons, I would imagine that textured polygons take around 4 times as long, (complete guess), so you could probably pull off 75 polygons per second with well optimized code. At that rate, you would be getting 15 polygons at 5 fps. Of course to get this though, you're going to have to make some seriously optimized texturing routines, but I bet you could do it.

But, what I am trying to say is that polygon rendering on the calculator is totally possible, so don't give up.

ben_g · « **Reply #34 on:** June 18, 2011, 03:10:31 pm »

whoa, that looks really good. Is it raycasting, mode-7 or 'real' 3D?

back on topic:
how can i calculate the fps? When i try to optimise it, i would like to know if it has any effect.

Anyway, i really think i'm going to give up with textured triangles, and try textured quads instead. This should make it faster as quads can be fully done in 2D, so perspective correction won't be necessary.

AngelFish · « **Reply #35 on:** June 18, 2011, 03:21:08 pm »

Either Calc84 or Runer presented a tilemapping 3d engine while back that had simple textures. I can't seem to find the screenshots, though.

ben_g · « **Reply #36 on:** June 18, 2011, 03:22:54 pm »

has it got a routine to draw a textured quad?

fb39ca4 · « **Reply #37 on:** June 18, 2011, 03:32:28 pm »

You can just use two triangles for that, but I guess a dedicated routine could be more optimized.

AngelFish · « **Reply #38 on:** June 18, 2011, 03:44:46 pm »

Quote from: ben_g on June 18, 2011, 03:22:54 pm

has it got a routine to draw a textured quad?

I'm not sure why you would want to draw quads as well, since having more than one routine is going to slow down your code.

ben_g · « **Reply #39 on:** June 21, 2011, 01:57:42 pm »

i'm not going to do it as well, I'm going to do a quad instaed of two triangles, becouse i think it would be faster

ztrumpet · « **Reply #40 on:** June 21, 2011, 02:08:28 pm »

Quote from: Qwerty.55 on June 18, 2011, 03:21:08 pm

Either Calc84 or Runer presented a tilemapping 3d engine while back that had simple textures. I can't seem to find the screenshots, though.

I believe you're referencing this: http://ourl.ca/8272

Edit: Most recent screenies: http://ourl.ca/8272/154635

ben_g · « **Reply #41 on:** June 26, 2011, 04:03:22 pm »

This is the best i could make it do. Could somebody please check out the code and tell me what I'm doing wrong?

Spoiler For code:

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// //Texture triangle draw_sprite(sprite0,1,450,0) //draw_sprite(sprite0,1,450,100) A_x=200 A_y=0 A_u=0 A_v=0 B_x=400 B_y=100 B_u=0 B_v=100 C_x=300 C_y=200 C_u=100 C_v=100 var i; if (B_y-A_y > 0) dx1=(B_x-A_x)/(B_y-A_y) else dx1=0; if (C_y-A_y > 0) dx2=(C_x-A_x)/(C_y-A_y) else dx2=0; if (C_y-B_y > 0) dx3=(C_x-B_x)/(C_y-B_y) else dx3=0; du2=(B_u-A_u)/(B_y-A_y) du1=(C_u-A_u)/(C_y-A_y) dv2=(B_v-A_v)/(B_y-A_y) dv1=(C_v-A_v)/(C_y-A_y) du3=(C_u-B_u)/(C_y-B_y) dv3=(C_v-B_v)/(C_y-B_y) E_x=A_x E_y=A_y S_x=E_x S_y=E_y E_u=A_u E_v=A_v S_u=E_u S_v=E_v if(dx1 > dx2) { S_u=A_u S_v=A_v E_u=A_u E_v=A_v while(S_y<=B_y){ S_y+=1 E_y+=1 S_x+=dx2 E_x+=dx1 S_u+=du1 S_v+=dv1 E_u+=du2 E_v+=dv2 //draw_line(S_x,S_y,E_x,S_y) // du=(E_u-S_u)/(E_x-S_x) // dv=(E_v-S_v)/(E_x-S_x) // P_u=S_u // P_v=S_v for(i=S_x;i<=E_x;i+=1){ // draw_point_color(i,S_y,draw_getpixel(P_u+450,P_v)) // P_u+=du // P_v+=dv tmp=(i-S_x)/(E_x-S_x) draw_point_color(i,S_y,draw_getpixel(450+((1-tmp)*S_u+tmp*E_u),(1-tmp)*S_v+tmp*E_v)) } } E_x=B_x E_y=B_y du3=(C_u-B_u)/(C_y-B_y) dv3=(C_v-B_v)/(C_y-B_y) E_u=B_u E_v=B_v while(S_y<=C_y){ S_y+=1 E_y+=1 //draw_line(S_x,S_y,E_x,S_y) for(i=S_x;i<=E_x;i+=1){ tmp=(i-S_x)/(E_x-S_x) draw_point_color(i,S_y,draw_getpixel(450+((1-tmp)*S_u+tmp*E_u),(1-tmp)*S_v+tmp*E_v)) //draw_point_color(i,S_y,c_red) } S_x+=dx2 E_x+=dx3 S_u+=du2 S_v+=dv2 E_u+=du3 E_v+=dv3 } } else { //Ignore everything behind this for now////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// while(S_y<=B_y){ S_y+=1 E_y+=1 S_x+=dx1 E_x+=dx2 draw_line(S_x,S_y,E_x,S_y)} S_x=B_x S_y=B_y while(S_y<=C_y){ S_Y+=1 E_y+=1 S_x+=dx3

draw_sprite draws the sprite at the given location. Ignore the 2nd argument.
draw_point_color draws a point at the given coordinates with the given color
draw_getpixel returns the color of the given pixel.

Only check the first part of the code (before the else in the middle), becouse that's the part that is run with a triangle with that shape.

Sorry that I'm asking for help again, but i really can't get it right.

ben_g · « **Reply #42 on:** June 27, 2011, 05:54:25 pm »

Messing around with the code for a whole day hasn't solved anything, so i decided to bump this topic, hoping for a solution.

AngelFish · « **Reply #43 on:** June 27, 2011, 07:48:55 pm »

Take a look at the link ztrumpet posted. Runer actually wrote out his texture code.

fb39ca4 · « **Reply #44 on:** June 27, 2011, 07:53:44 pm »

Ummm...that link is to a raycaster, which renders stuff quite differently from a polygon engine.

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leafy

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