EllipsoidSettings< AttributeTs, RadiusAttributeT, FilterT > Struct Template Reference

Anisotropic point rasterization based on the principal component analysis of point neighbours. See the struct member documentation for detailed behavior. More...

#include <openvdb/points/PointRasterizeSDF.h>

Inherits SphereSettings< AttributeTs, RadiusAttributeT, FilterT >.

Public Types
using	BaseT = SphereSettings< AttributeTs, RadiusAttributeT, FilterT >
using	AttributeTypes = typename BaseT::AttributeTypes
using	RadiusAttributeType = typename BaseT::RadiusAttributeType
using	FilterType = typename BaseT::FilterType

Public Attributes
std::string	xform = "xform"
std::string	pws = ""
std::string	rotation = ""

Protected Types
using	RadiusScaleT = typename PromoteType< RadiusAttributeT >::Highest

Protected Attributes
std::string	radius = ""
RadiusScaleT	radiusScale = RadiusScaleT(1.0)
Real	halfband = LEVEL_SET_HALF_WIDTH
math::Transform::Ptr	transform = nullptr
std::vector< std::string >	attributes
const FilterT *	filter = nullptr
util::NullInterrupter *	interrupter = nullptr

Detailed Description

template<typename AttributeTs = TypeList<>, typename RadiusAttributeT = Vec3f, typename FilterT = NullFilter>
struct openvdb::v13_0::points::EllipsoidSettings< AttributeTs, RadiusAttributeT, FilterT >

Anisotropic point rasterization based on the principal component analysis of point neighbours. See the struct member documentation for detailed behavior.

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

Member Typedef Documentation

using AttributeTypes = typename BaseT::AttributeTypes

using BaseT = SphereSettings<AttributeTs, RadiusAttributeT, FilterT>

using FilterType = typename BaseT::FilterType

using RadiusAttributeType = typename BaseT::RadiusAttributeType

using RadiusScaleT = typename PromoteType<RadiusAttributeT>::Highest

inherited

Parameters

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).

Type of the scale is always double precision (the Promote exists as this could be a vector scale - see EllipsoidSettings).

Member Data Documentation

std::vector<std::string> attributes

inherited

Parameters

attributes

list of attributes to transfer

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:

// 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"};

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.

const FilterT* filter = nullptr

inherited

Parameters

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.

Real halfband = LEVEL_SET_HALF_WIDTH

inherited

Parameters

halfband

the half band width of the generated surface.

util::NullInterrupter* interrupter = nullptr

inherited

Parameters

interrupter

optional interrupter

std::string pws = ""

Parameters

pws	An optional attribute which represents the world space position of a point.

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 radius = ""

inherited

Parameters

radius

the attribute containing the world space radius

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.

RadiusScaleT radiusScale = RadiusScaleT(1.0)

inherited

std::string rotation = ""

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.

Deprecated:

"Use EllipsoidSettings::xform"

math::Transform::Ptr transform = nullptr

inherited

Parameters

transform

the target transform for the surface. Most surfacing operations impose linear restrictions on the target transform.

std::string xform = "xform"

Parameters

xform

the attribute containing each points transformation

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).