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Stan Melax Convex Hull Computation
Copyright (c) 2008 Stan Melax http://www.melax.com/

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///includes modifications/improvements by John Ratcliff, see BringOutYourDead below.

#ifndef BT_CD_HULL_H
#define BT_CD_HULL_H

#include "btVector3.h"
#include "btAlignedObjectArray.h"

typedef btAlignedObjectArray<unsigned int> TUIntArray;

class HullResult
{ private:
public:
HullResult(void)
{
mPolygons = true;
mNumOutputVertices = 0;
mNumFaces = 0;
mNumIndices = 0;
}
bool mPolygons; // true if indices represents polygons, false indices are triangles
unsigned int mNumOutputVertices; // number of vertices in the output hull
btAlignedObjectArray<btVector3> m_OutputVertices; // array of vertices
unsigned int mNumFaces; // the number of faces produced
unsigned int mNumIndices; // the total number of indices
btAlignedObjectArray<unsigned int> m_Indices; // pointer to indices.

// If triangles, then indices are array indexes into the vertex list.
// If polygons, indices are in the form (number of points in face) (p1, p2, p3, ..) etc..
};

enum HullFlag
{
QF_TRIANGLES = (1<<0), // report results as triangles, not polygons.
QF_REVERSE_ORDER = (1<<1), // reverse order of the triangle indices.
QF_DEFAULT = QF_TRIANGLES
};


class HullDesc
{ private:
public:
HullDesc(void)
{
mFlags = QF_DEFAULT;
mVcount = 0;
mVertices = 0;
mVertexStride = sizeof(btVector3);
mNormalEpsilon = 0.001f;
mMaxVertices = 4096; // maximum number of points to be considered for a convex hull.
mMaxFaces = 4096;
};

HullDesc(HullFlag flag,
unsigned int vcount,
const btVector3 *vertices,
unsigned int stride = sizeof(btVector3))
{
mFlags = flag;
mVcount = vcount;
mVertices = vertices;
mVertexStride = stride;
mNormalEpsilon = btScalar(0.001);
mMaxVertices = 4096;
}

bool HasHullFlag(HullFlag flag) const
{
if ( mFlags & flag ) return true;
return false;
}

void SetHullFlag(HullFlag flag)
{
mFlags|=flag;
}

void ClearHullFlag(HullFlag flag)
{
mFlags&=~flag;
}

unsigned int mFlags; // flags to use when generating the convex hull.
unsigned int mVcount; // number of vertices in the input point cloud
const btVector3 *mVertices; // the array of vertices.
unsigned int mVertexStride; // the stride of each vertex, in bytes.
btScalar mNormalEpsilon; // the epsilon for removing duplicates. This is a normalized value, if normalized bit is on.
unsigned int mMaxVertices; // maximum number of vertices to be considered for the hull!
unsigned int mMaxFaces;
};

enum HullError
{
QE_OK, // success!
QE_FAIL // failed.
};

class btPlane
{ private:
public:
btVector3 normal;
btScalar dist; // distance below origin - the D from plane equasion Ax+By+Cz+D=0
btPlane(const btVector3 &n,btScalar d):normal(n),dist(d){}
btPlane():normal(),dist(0){}

};



class ConvexH
{ private:
public:
class HalfEdge
{ private:
public:
short ea; // the other half of the edge (index into edges list)
unsigned char v; // the vertex at the start of this edge (index into vertices list)
unsigned char p; // the facet on which this edge lies (index into facets list)
HalfEdge(){}
HalfEdge(short _ea,unsigned char _v, unsigned char _p):ea(_ea),v(_v),p(_p){}
};
ConvexH()
{
}
~ConvexH()
{
}
btAlignedObjectArray<btVector3> vertices;
btAlignedObjectArray<HalfEdge> edges;
btAlignedObjectArray<btPlane> facets;
ConvexH(int vertices_size,int edges_size,int facets_size);
};


class int4
{ private:
public:
int x,y,z,w;
int4(){};
int4(int _x,int _y, int _z,int _w){x=_x;y=_y;z=_z;w=_w;}
const int& operator[](int i) const {return (&x)[i];}
int& operator[](int i) {return (&x)[i];}
};

class PHullResult
{ private:
public:

PHullResult(void)
{
mVcount = 0;
mIndexCount = 0;
mFaceCount = 0;
mVertices = 0;
}

unsigned int mVcount;
unsigned int mIndexCount;
unsigned int mFaceCount;
btVector3* mVertices;
TUIntArray m_Indices;
};



///The HullLibrary class can create a convex hull from a collection of vertices, using the ComputeHull method.
///The btShapeHull class uses this HullLibrary to create a approximate convex mesh given a general (non-polyhedral) convex shape.
class HullLibrary
{ private:

btAlignedObjectArray<class btHullTriangle*> m_tris;

public:

btAlignedObjectArray<int> m_vertexIndexMapping;


HullError CreateConvexHull(const HullDesc& desc, // describes the input request
HullResult& result); // contains the resulst
HullError ReleaseResult(HullResult &result); // release memory allocated for this result, we are done with it.

private:

bool ComputeHull(unsigned int vcount,const btVector3 *vertices,PHullResult &result,unsigned int vlimit);

class btHullTriangle* allocateTriangle(int a,int b,int c);
void deAllocateTriangle(btHullTriangle*);
void b2bfix(btHullTriangle* s,btHullTriangle*t);

void removeb2b(btHullTriangle* s,btHullTriangle*t);

void checkit(btHullTriangle *t);

btHullTriangle* extrudable(btScalar epsilon);

int calchull(btVector3 *verts,int verts_count, TUIntArray& tris_out, int &tris_count,int vlimit);

int calchullgen(btVector3 *verts,int verts_count, int vlimit);

int4 FindSimplex(btVector3 *verts,int verts_count,btAlignedObjectArray<int> &allow);

class ConvexH* ConvexHCrop(ConvexH& convex,const btPlane& slice);

void extrude(class btHullTriangle* t0,int v);

ConvexH* test_cube();

//BringOutYourDead (John Ratcliff): When you create a convex hull you hand it a large input set of vertices forming a 'point cloud'.
//After the hull is generated it give you back a set of polygon faces which index the *original* point cloud.
//The thing is, often times, there are many 'dead vertices' in the point cloud that are on longer referenced by the hull.
//The routine 'BringOutYourDead' find only the referenced vertices, copies them to an new buffer, and re-indexes the hull so that it is a minimal representation.
void BringOutYourDead(const btVector3* verts,unsigned int vcount, btVector3* overts,unsigned int &ocount,unsigned int* indices,unsigned indexcount);

bool CleanupVertices(unsigned int svcount,
const btVector3* svertices,
unsigned int stride,
unsigned int &vcount, // output number of vertices
btVector3* vertices, // location to store the results.
btScalar normalepsilon,
btVector3& scale);
};


#endif //BT_CD_HULL_H