Represents the transform of a single object, arranged in SoA (Structure of Arrays) More...

#include <OgreTransform.h>

Public Member Functions
	Transform ()

void	advancePack ()
	Advances all pointers to the next pack, i.e. More...

void	advancePack (size_t numAdvance)

void	copy (const Transform &inCopy)
	Copies all the scalar data from the parameter into this. More...

void	rebasePtrs (const MemoryPoolVec &newBasePtrs, const ptrdiff_t diff)
	Rebases all the pointers from our SoA structs so that they point to a new location calculated from a base pointer, and a difference offset. More...

Public Attributes
ArrayQuaternion *RESTRICT_ALIAS	mDerivedOrientation
	Caches the combined orientation from all parent nodes. More...

ArrayVector3 *RESTRICT_ALIAS	mDerivedPosition
	Caches the combined position from all parent nodes. More...

ArrayVector3 *RESTRICT_ALIAS	mDerivedScale
	Caches the combined scale from all parent nodes. More...

Matrix4 *RESTRICT_ALIAS	mDerivedTransform
	Caches the full transform into a 4x4 matrix. Note it's not Array form! (It's AoS) More...

unsigned char	mIndex
	Which of the packed values is ours. Value in range [0; 4) for SSE2. More...

bool *RESTRICT_ALIAS	mInheritOrientation
	Stores whether this node inherits orientation from it's parent. More...

bool *RESTRICT_ALIAS	mInheritScale
	Stores whether this node inherits scale from it's parent. More...

ArrayQuaternion *RESTRICT_ALIAS	mOrientation
	Stores the orientation of a node relative to it's parent. More...

Node **	mOwner
	The Node that owns this Transform. Ours is mOwner[mIndex]. More...

Node **	mParents
	Holds the pointers to each parent. Ours is mParents[mIndex]. More...

ArrayVector3 *RESTRICT_ALIAS	mPosition
	Stores the position/translation of a node relative to its parent. More...

ArrayVector3 *RESTRICT_ALIAS	mScale
	Stores the scaling factor applied to a node. More...

Detailed Description

Represents the transform of a single object, arranged in SoA (Structure of Arrays)

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ Transform()

Ogre::Transform::Transform ( )

inline

Member Function Documentation

◆ advancePack() [1/2]

void Ogre::Transform::advancePack ( )

inline

Advances all pointers to the next pack, i.e.

if we're processing 4 elements at a time, move to the next 4 elements.

References ARRAY_PACKED_REALS, mDerivedOrientation, mDerivedPosition, mDerivedScale, mDerivedTransform, mInheritOrientation, mInheritScale, mOrientation, mOwner, mParents, mPosition, and mScale.

◆ advancePack() [2/2]

void Ogre::Transform::advancePack ( size_t numAdvance )

inline

References ARRAY_PACKED_REALS, mDerivedOrientation, mDerivedPosition, mDerivedScale, mDerivedTransform, mInheritOrientation, mInheritScale, mOrientation, mOwner, mParents, mPosition, and mScale.

◆ copy()

void Ogre::Transform::copy ( const Transform & inCopy )

inline

Copies all the scalar data from the parameter into this.

Remarks: A normal "=" operator, or an assignment constructor Transform( Transform & ) wouldn't work. This is because ArrayVector3 & co. would try to copy all the packed values, while we just want the scalar ones.

Furthermore, it would be confusing, because it would be not clear whether those two options should memcpy memory, or rebase the pointers, hence explicit functions are much preferred.

See also: rebasePtrs

Note that we do NOT copy the mIndex member.

References Ogre::ArrayQuaternion::getAsQuaternion(), Ogre::ArrayVector3::getAsVector3(), mDerivedOrientation, mDerivedPosition, mDerivedScale, mDerivedTransform, mIndex, mInheritOrientation, mInheritScale, mOrientation, mOwner, mParents, mPosition, mScale, Ogre::ArrayQuaternion::setFromQuaternion(), and Ogre::ArrayVector3::setFromVector3().

◆ rebasePtrs()

void Ogre::Transform::rebasePtrs	(	const MemoryPoolVec &	newBasePtrs,
		const ptrdiff_t	diff
	)

inline

Rebases all the pointers from our SoA structs so that they point to a new location calculated from a base pointer, and a difference offset.

The index (i.e. mPosition._getIndex()) is assumed to stay the same

Remarks: See RebaseListener. This function is intended to be used when the pool memory is growing hence the memory base address may change, so we need to reallocate and update all pointers accordingly