PointRasterizeSDF.h

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// Copyright Contributors to the OpenVDB Project
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
//
/// @author Nick Avramoussis
///
/// @file PointRasterizeSDF.h
///
/// @brief Various transfer schemes for rasterizing point positions and radius
///  data to signed distance fields with optional closest point attribute
///  transfers. All methods support arbitrary target linear transformations,
///  fixed or varying point radius, filtering of point data and arbitrary types
///  for attribute transferring.
///
/// @details There are currently three main transfer implementations:
///
/// - Rasterize Spheres
///
///     Performs trivial narrow band stamping of spheres for each point. This
///     is an extremely fast and efficient way to produce both a valid
///     symmetrical narrow band level set and transfer attributes using closest
///     point lookups.
///
/// - Rasterize Smooth Spheres
///
///     Calculates an averaged position of influence per voxel as described in:
///       [Animating Sand as a Fluid - Zhu Bridson 2005].
///
///     This technique produces smoother, more blended connections between
///     points which is ideal for generating a more artistically pleasant
///     surface directly from point distributions. It aims to avoid typical
///     post filtering operations used to smooth surface volumes. Note however
///     that this method can be prone to temporal instabilities (that is, given
///     a sequence of frames, consecutive frames may not generate surfaces that
///     transition as smoothly) due to changes in point distributions resulting
///     in more abrupt surface changes. It may also not necessarily produce a
///     *symmetrical* narrow band level set; the exterior band may be smaller
///     than desired depending on the search radius - the surface can be rebuilt
///     or resized if necessary. The same closet point algorithm is used to
///     transfer attributes.
///
/// - Rasterize Ellipsoids.
///
///     Rasterizes anisotropic ellipses for each point by analyzing point
///     neighborhood distributions, as described in:
///       [Reconstructing Surfaces of Particle-Based Fluids Using Anisotropic
///        Kernel - Yu Turk 2010].
///
///     This method uses the affine matrix attributes from the points::pca()
///     method which model these elliptical distributions using principal
///     component analysis. The ellipses create a much tighter, more fitted
///     surface that better represents the convex hull of the point set. This
///     technique also allows point to smoothly blend from their computed
///     ellipse back to a canonical sphere, as well as allowing isolated points
///     to be rasterized with their own radius. Although the rasterization step
///     of this pipeline is relatively fast, it is still the slowest of all
///     three methods, and depends on the somewhat expensive points::pca()
///     method if you're not providing your own transformations. Still, this
///     technique can be far superior at producing fluid surfaces where thin
///     sheets (waterfalls) or sharp edges (wave breaks) are desirable.
///
///
///  In general, it is recommended to consider post rebuilding/renormalizing
///  the generated surface using either tools::levelSetRebuild() or
///  tools::LevelSetTracker::normalize() tools::LevelSetTracker::resize().
///
/// @note These methods use the framework provided in PointTransfer.h
 
#ifndef OPENVDB_POINTS_RASTERIZE_SDF_HAS_BEEN_INCLUDED
#define OPENVDB_POINTS_RASTERIZE_SDF_HAS_BEEN_INCLUDED
 
#include "PointDataGrid.h"
#include "PointTransfer.h"
#include "PointStatistics.h"
 
#include <openvdb/openvdb.h>
#include <openvdb/Types.h>
#include <openvdb/tools/Prune.h>
#include <openvdb/tools/ValueTransformer.h>
#include <openvdb/thread/Threading.h>
#include <openvdb/util/NullInterrupter.h>
#include <openvdb/util/Assert.h>
#include <openvdb/simd/Simd.h>
 
#include <unordered_map>
 
#include <tbb/task_group.h>
#include <tbb/parallel_reduce.h>
 
namespace openvdb {
OPENVDB_USE_VERSION_NAMESPACE
namespace OPENVDB_VERSION_NAME {
namespace points {
 
/// @brief  Perform point rasterzation to produce a signed distance field.
/// @param points    the point data grid to rasterize
/// @param settings  one of the available transfer setting schemes found below
///   in this file.
/// @return A vector of grids. The signed distance field is guaranteed to be
///   first and at the type specified by SdfT. Successive grids are the closest
///   point attribute grids. These grids are guaranteed to have a topology
///   and transform equal to the surface.
///
/// @code
///    points::PointDataGrid g = ...;
///
///    // default settings for sphere stamping with a world space radius of 1
///    SphereSettings<> spheres;
///    FloatGrid::Ptr sdf = StaticPtrCast<FloatGrid>(points::rasterizeSdf(g, spheres)[0]);
///
///    // custom linear transform of target sdf, world space radius of 5
///    spheres.transform = math::Transform::createLinearTransform(0.3);
///    spheres.radiusScale = 5;
///    FloatGrid::Ptr sdf = StaticPtrCast<FloatGrid>(points::rasterizeSdf(g, spheres)[0]);
///
///    // smooth sphere rasterization with variable double precision radius
///    // attribute "pscale" scaled by 2
///    SmoothSphereSettings<TypeList<>, double> smooth;
///    smooth.radius = "pscale";
///    smooth.radiusScale = 2;
///    smooth.searchRadius = 3;
///    FloatGrid::Ptr sdf = StaticPtrCast<FloatGrid>(points::rasterizeSdf(g, smooth)[0]);
///
///    // anisotropic/ellipsoid rasterization with attribute transferring.
///    // requires pca attributes to be initialized using points::pca() first
///    PcaSettings settings;
///    PcaAttributes attribs;
///    points::pca(g, settings, attribs);
///
///    EllipsoidSettings<TypeList<int32_t, Vec3f>> ellips;
///    ellips.xform = attribs.xform;
///    ellips.radius = attribs.stretch;
///    ellips.attributes.emplace_back("id");
///    ellips.attributes.emplace_back("v");
///    GridPtrVec grids = points::rasterizeSdf(g, ellips);
///    FloatGrid::Ptr sdf = StaticPtrCast<FloatGrid>(grids[0]);
///    Int32Grid::Ptr id  = StaticPtrCast<Int32Grid>(grids[1]);
///    Vec3fGrid::Ptr vel = StaticPtrCast<Vec3fGrid>(grids[2]);
/// @endcode
template <typename PointDataGridT,
    typename SdfT = typename PointDataGridT::template ValueConverter<float>::Type,
    typename SettingsT>
GridPtrVec
rasterizeSdf(const PointDataGridT& points, const SettingsT& settings);
 
//
 
/// @brief  Generic settings for narrow band spherical stamping with a uniform
///   or varying radius and optionally with closest point attribute transfer of
///   arbitrary attributes. See the struct member documentation for detailed
///   behavior.
/// @note  There exists other more complex kernels that derive from this struct,
///   but on its own it represents the settings needed to perform basic narrow
///   band sphere stamping. Parameters are interpreted in the same way across
///   derived classes.
template <typename AttributeTs = TypeList<>,
    typename RadiusAttributeT = float,
    typename FilterT = NullFilter>
struct SphereSettings
{
    using AttributeTypes = AttributeTs;
    using RadiusAttributeType = RadiusAttributeT;
    using FilterType = FilterT;
 
    /// @param radius  the attribute containing the world space radius
    /// @details  if the radius parameter is an empty string then the
    ///   `radiusScale` parameter is used as a uniform world space radius to
    ///   generate a fixed surface mask. Otherwise, a point attribute
    ///   representing the world space radius of each point of type
    ///   `RadiusAttributeT` is expected to exist and radii are scaled by the
    ///   `radiusScale` parameter.
    std::string radius = "";
 
    /// @param radiusScale  the scale applied to every world space radius value
    /// @note  If no `radius` attribute is provided, this is used as the
    ///   uniform world space radius for every point. Most surfacing operations
    ///   will perform faster if they are able to assume a uniform radius (so
    ///   use this value instead of setting the `radius` parameter if radii are
    ///   uniform).
    /// @note  Type of the scale is always double precision (the Promote exists
    ///   as this could be a vector scale - see EllipsoidSettings).
    using RadiusScaleT = typename PromoteType<RadiusAttributeT>::Highest;
    RadiusScaleT radiusScale = RadiusScaleT(1.0);
 
    /// @param halfband  the half band width of the generated surface.
    Real halfband = LEVEL_SET_HALF_WIDTH;
 
    /// @param transform  the target transform for the surface. Most surfacing
    ///   operations impose linear restrictions on the target transform.
    math::Transform::Ptr transform = nullptr;
 
    /// @param attributes   list of attributes to transfer
    /// @details  if the attributes vector is empty, only the surface is built.
    ///   Otherwise, every voxel's closest point is used to transfer each
    ///   attribute in the attributes parameter to a new grid of matching
    ///   topology. The built surface is always the first grid returned from
    ///   the surfacing operation, followed by attribute grids in the order
    ///   that they appear in this vector.
    ///
    ///   The `AttributeTs` template parameter should be a `TypeList` of the
    ///   required or possible attributes types. Example:
    /// @code
    ///   // compile support for int, double and Vec3f attribute transferring
    ///   using SupportedTypes = TypeList<int, double, Vec3f>;
    ///   SphereSettings<SupportedTypes> s;
    ///
    ///   // Produce 4 additional grids from the "v", "Cd", "id" and "density"
    ///   // attributes. Their attribute value types must be available in the
    ///   // provided TypeList
    ///   s.attributes = {"v", "Cd", "id", "density"};
    /// @endcode
    ///
    ///   A runtime error will be thrown if no equivalent type for a given
    ///   attribute is found in the `AttributeTs` TypeList.
    ///
    /// @note The destination types of these grids is equal to the
    ///   `ValueConverter` result of the attribute type applied to the
    ///   PointDataGridT.
    std::vector<std::string> attributes;
 
    /// @param filter  a filter to apply to points. Only points that evaluate
    ///   to true using this filter are rasterized, regardless of any other
    ///   filtering derived schemes may use.
    const FilterT* filter = nullptr;
 
    /// @param interrupter  optional interrupter
    util::NullInterrupter* interrupter = nullptr;
};
 
/// @brief Smoothed point distribution based sphere stamping with a uniform radius
///   or varying radius and optionally with closest point attribute transfer of
///   arbitrary attributes. See the struct member documentation for detailed
///   behavior.
/// @note  Protected inheritance prevents accidental struct slicing
template <typename AttributeTs = TypeList<>,
    typename RadiusAttributeT = float,
    typename FilterT = NullFilter>
struct SmoothSphereSettings
    : protected SphereSettings<AttributeTs, RadiusAttributeT, FilterT>
{
    using BaseT = SphereSettings<AttributeTs, RadiusAttributeT, FilterT>;
    using AttributeTypes = typename BaseT::AttributeTypes;
    using RadiusAttributeType = typename BaseT::RadiusAttributeType;
    using FilterType = typename BaseT::FilterType;
 
    using BaseT::radius;
    /// @note  See also the searchRadius parameter for SmoothSpehere
    ///   rasterization.
    using BaseT::radiusScale;
    /// @warning The width of the exterior half band *may* be smaller than the
    ///   specified half band if the search radius is less than the equivalent
    ///   world space halfband distance.
    using BaseT::halfband;
    using BaseT::transform;
    using BaseT::attributes;
    using BaseT::filter;
    using BaseT::interrupter;
 
    /// @param searchRadius  the maximum search distance of every point
    /// @details  The search radius is each points points maximum contribution
    ///   to the target level set. It should always have a value equal to or
    ///   larger than the point radius. Both this and the `radiusScale`
    ///   parameters are given in world space units and are applied to every
    ///   point to generate a surface mask.
    /// @warning  If this value is less than the sum of the maximum particle
    ///   radius and the half band width, the exterior half band width may be
    ///   smaller than desired. In these cases, consider running a levelset
    ///   renormalize or a levelset rebuild.
    Real searchRadius = 1.0;
};
 
// Suppress spurious warnings on compiler emitted methods (constructors, etc)
// due to deprecated members. Accessing said members still generates the warning.
OPENVDB_NO_DEPRECATION_WARNING_BEGIN
 
/// @brief  Anisotropic point rasterization based on the principal component
///   analysis of point neighbours. See the struct member documentation for
///   detailed behavior.
/// @details  This rasterization technique is typically used with the
///   accompanying PCA tools in PrincipalComponentAnalysis.h which initializes
///   the required attributes. These attributes define the rotational and
///   affine transformations which can be used to construct ellipsoids for each
///   point. Typically (for our intended surfacing) these transformations are
///   built by analysing each points neighbourhood distributions and
///   constructing tight ellipsoids that orient themselves to follow these
///   point distributions.
/// @note  Protected inheritance prevents accidental struct slicing
template <typename AttributeTs = TypeList<>,
    typename RadiusAttributeT = Vec3f,
    typename FilterT = NullFilter>
struct EllipsoidSettings
    : protected SphereSettings<AttributeTs, RadiusAttributeT, FilterT>
{
    using BaseT = SphereSettings<AttributeTs, RadiusAttributeT, FilterT>;
    using AttributeTypes = typename BaseT::AttributeTypes;
    using RadiusAttributeType = typename BaseT::RadiusAttributeType;
    using FilterType = typename BaseT::FilterType;
 
    using BaseT::halfband;
    using BaseT::transform;
    using BaseT::attributes;
    using BaseT::filter;
    using BaseT::interrupter;
 
    /// @note  For ellipsoid rasterization, the radius attribute and scale
    ///   need to be Vec3f types (RadiusAttributeT defaults to this). This
    ///   represents each ellipsoids stretch and squash coefficients.
    using BaseT::radius;
    using BaseT::radiusScale;
 
    /// @param xform  the attribute containing each points transformation
    /// @details  This attribute must exist and represents the xform of
    ///   each points ellipse. Must be a Mat3s (float) or Quatf type. Note
    ///   that if it is a matrix type, any scale represented by the matrix
    ///   is combined with the radius and radiusScale values (and is
    ///   interpreted in world space).
    std::string xform = "xform";
 
    /// @param pws  An optional attribute which represents the world space
    ///   position of a point.
    /// @details  This can be useful to override the position of a point in
    ///   index space. If it exists, it must be a Vec3d type.
    std::string pws = "";
 
    /// Old style "xform" attribute which has since been renamed and ONLY
    /// supported rotation. If set, will be prioritised and infered to only
    /// hold a rotation. This will be removed and should not be used.
    OPENVDB_DEPRECATED_MESSAGE("Use EllipsoidSettings::xform") std::string rotation = "";
};
 
OPENVDB_NO_DEPRECATION_WARNING_END
 
} // namespace points
} // namespace OPENVDB_VERSION_NAME
} // namespace openvdb
 
#include "impl/PointRasterizeSDFImpl.h"
#include "impl/PointRasterizeEllipsoidsSDFImpl.h"
 
#endif //OPENVDB_POINTS_RASTERIZE_SDF_HAS_BEEN_INCLUDED