HC/gjk.lua
Matthias Richter 9d432517b7 Hackish fix for 97ae2d89 and parent.
A clean solution needs more investigation, but this will work for now.
2013-09-04 10:20:19 +02:00

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local _PACKAGE = (...):match("^(.+)%.[^%.]+")
local vector = require(_PACKAGE .. '.vector-light')
local huge, abs = math.huge, math.abs
local function support(shape_a, shape_b, dx, dy)
local x,y = shape_a:support(dx,dy)
return vector.sub(x,y, shape_b:support(-dx, -dy))
end
-- returns closest edge to the origin
local function closest_edge(simplex)
local e = {dist = huge}
local i = #simplex-1
for k = 1,#simplex-1,2 do
local ax,ay = simplex[i], simplex[i+1]
local bx,by = simplex[k], simplex[k+1]
i = k
local ex,ey = vector.perpendicular(bx-ax, by-ay)
local nx,ny = vector.normalize(ex,ey)
local d = vector.dot(ax,ay, nx,ny)
if d < e.dist then
e.dist = d
e.nx, e.ny = nx, ny
e.i = k
end
end
return e
end
local function EPA(shape_a, shape_b, simplex)
-- make sure simplex is oriented counter clockwise
local cx,cy, bx,by, ax,ay = unpack(simplex)
if vector.dot(ax-bx,ay-by, cx-bx,cy-by) < 0 then
simplex[1],simplex[2] = ax,ay
simplex[5],simplex[6] = cx,cy
end
-- the expanding polytype algorithm
local is_either_circle = shape_a._center or shape_b._center
local last_diff_dist = huge
while true do
local e = closest_edge(simplex)
local px,py = support(shape_a, shape_b, e.nx, e.ny)
local d = vector.dot(px,py, e.nx, e.ny)
local diff_dist = d - e.dist
if diff_dist < 1e-6 or (is_either_circle and abs(last_diff_dist - diff_dist) < 1e-10) then
return -d*e.nx, -d*e.ny
end
last_diff_dist = diff_dist
-- simplex = {..., simplex[e.i-1], px, py, simplex[e.i]
table.insert(simplex, e.i, py)
table.insert(simplex, e.i, px)
end
end
-- : : origin must be in plane between A and B
-- B o------o A since A is the furthest point on the MD
-- : : in direction of the origin.
local function do_line(simplex)
local bx,by, ax,ay = unpack(simplex)
local abx,aby = bx-ax, by-ay
local dx,dy = vector.perpendicular(abx,aby)
if vector.dot(dx,dy, -ax,-ay) < 0 then
dx,dy = -dx,-dy
end
return simplex, dx,dy
end
-- B .'
-- o-._ 1
-- | `-. .' The origin can only be in regions 1, 3 or 4:
-- | 4 o A 2 A lies on the edge of the MD and we came
-- | _.-' '. from left of BC.
-- o-' 3
-- C '.
local function do_triangle(simplex)
local cx,cy, bx,by, ax,ay = unpack(simplex)
local aox,aoy = -ax,-ay
local abx,aby = bx-ax, by-ay
local acx,acy = cx-ax, cy-ay
-- test region 1
local dx,dy = vector.perpendicular(abx,aby)
if vector.dot(dx,dy, acx,acy) > 0 then
dx,dy = -dx,-dy
end
if vector.dot(dx,dy, aox,aoy) > 0 then
-- simplex = {bx,by, ax,ay}
simplex[1], simplex[2] = bx,by
simplex[3], simplex[4] = ax,ay
simplex[5], simplex[6] = nil, nil
return simplex, dx,dy
end
-- test region 3
dx,dy = vector.perpendicular(acx,acy)
if vector.dot(dx,dy, abx,aby) > 0 then
dx,dy = -dx,-dy
end
if vector.dot(dx,dy, aox, aoy) > 0 then
-- simplex = {cx,cy, ax,ay}
simplex[3], simplex[4] = ax,ay
simplex[5], simplex[6] = nil, nil
return simplex, dx,dy
end
-- must be in region 4
return simplex
end
local function GJK(shape_a, shape_b)
local ax,ay = support(shape_a, shape_b, 1,0)
if ax == 0 and ay == 0 then
-- only true if shape_a and shape_b are touching in a vertex, e.g.
-- .--- .---.
-- | A | .-. | B | support(A, 1,0) = x
-- '---x---. or : A :x---' support(B, -1,0) = x
-- | B | `-' => support(A,B,1,0) = x - x = 0
-- '---'
-- Since CircleShape:support(dx,dy) normalizes dx,dy we have to opt
-- out or the algorithm blows up. In accordance to the cases below
-- choose to judge this situation as not colliding.
return false
end
local simplex = {ax,ay}
local n = 2
local dx,dy = -ax,-ay
-- first iteration: line case
ax,ay = support(shape_a, shape_b, dx,dy)
if vector.dot(ax,ay, dx,dy) <= 0 then
return false
end
simplex[n+1], simplex[n+2] = ax,ay
simplex, dx, dy = do_line(simplex, dx, dy)
n = 4
-- all other iterations must be the triangle case
while true do
ax,ay = support(shape_a, shape_b, dx,dy)
if vector.dot(ax,ay, dx,dy) <= 0 then
return false
end
simplex[n+1], simplex[n+2] = ax,ay
simplex, dx, dy = do_triangle(simplex, dx,dy)
n = #simplex
if n == 6 then
return true, EPA(shape_a, shape_b, simplex)
end
end
end
return GJK