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Application: Improve scoping.

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Lubosz Sarnecki 2024-03-10 21:00:57 +01:00 committed by Ada
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interface/src/Application.cpp
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@ -6993,44 +6993,40 @@ void Application::updateRenderArgs(float deltaTime) {
appRenderArgs._eyeToWorld = _myCamera.getTransform();
appRenderArgs._isStereo = false;
{
if (getActiveDisplayPlugin()->isStereo()) {
auto hmdInterface = DependencyManager::get<HMDScriptingInterface>();
float ipdScale = hmdInterface->getIPDScale();
// scale IPD by sensorToWorldScale, to make the world seem larger or smaller accordingly.
ipdScale *= sensorToWorldScale;
float ipdScale = hmdInterface->getIPDScale() * sensorToWorldScale;
auto baseProjection = appRenderArgs._renderArgs.getViewFrustum().getProjection();
if (getActiveDisplayPlugin()->isStereo()) {
// Stereo modes will typically have a larger projection matrix overall,
// so we ask for the 'mono' projection matrix, which for stereo and HMD
// plugins will imply the combined projection for both eyes.
//
// This is properly implemented for the Oculus plugins, but for OpenVR
// and Stereo displays I'm not sure how to get / calculate it, so we're
// just relying on the left FOV in each case and hoping that the
// overall culling margin of error doesn't cause popping in the
// right eye. There are FIXMEs in the relevant plugins
_myCamera.setProjection(getActiveDisplayPlugin()->getCullingProjection(baseProjection));
appRenderArgs._isStereo = true;
// Stereo modes will typically have a larger projection matrix overall,
// so we ask for the 'mono' projection matrix, which for stereo and HMD
// plugins will imply the combined projection for both eyes.
//
// This is properly implemented for the Oculus plugins, but for OpenVR
// and Stereo displays I'm not sure how to get / calculate it, so we're
// just relying on the left FOV in each case and hoping that the
// overall culling margin of error doesn't cause popping in the
// right eye. There are FIXMEs in the relevant plugins
_myCamera.setProjection(getActiveDisplayPlugin()->getCullingProjection(baseProjection));
appRenderArgs._isStereo = true;
auto& eyeOffsets = appRenderArgs._eyeOffsets;
auto& eyeProjections = appRenderArgs._eyeProjections;
auto& eyeOffsets = appRenderArgs._eyeOffsets;
auto& eyeProjections = appRenderArgs._eyeProjections;
// FIXME we probably don't need to set the projection matrix every frame,
// only when the display plugin changes (or in non-HMD modes when the user
// changes the FOV manually, which right now I don't think they can.
for_each_eye([&](Eye eye) {
eyeOffsets[eye] = getActiveDisplayPlugin()->getEyeToHeadTransform(eye);
// Apply IPD scaling
eyeOffsets[eye][3][0] *= ipdScale;
eyeProjections[eye] = getActiveDisplayPlugin()->getEyeProjection(eye, baseProjection);
});
// FIXME we probably don't need to set the projection matrix every frame,
// only when the display plugin changes (or in non-HMD modes when the user
// changes the FOV manually, which right now I don't think they can.
for_each_eye([&](Eye eye) {
eyeOffsets[eye] = getActiveDisplayPlugin()->getEyeToHeadTransform(eye);
// Apply IPD scaling
eyeOffsets[eye][3][0] *= ipdScale;
eyeProjections[eye] = getActiveDisplayPlugin()->getEyeProjection(eye, baseProjection);
});
// Configure the type of display / stereo
appRenderArgs._renderArgs._displayMode = (isHMDMode() ? RenderArgs::STEREO_HMD : RenderArgs::STEREO_MONITOR);
}
// Configure the type of display / stereo
appRenderArgs._renderArgs._displayMode = (isHMDMode() ? RenderArgs::STEREO_HMD : RenderArgs::STEREO_MONITOR);
}
appRenderArgs._renderArgs._stencilMaskMode = getActiveDisplayPlugin()->getStencilMaskMode();