// // MeshMassProperties.cpp // tests/physics/src // // Created by Virendra Singh on 2015.03.02 // Copyright 2014 High Fidelity, Inc. // // Distributed under the Apache License, Version 2.0. // See the accompanying file LICENSE or http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0.html // #include "MeshMassPropertiesTests.h" #include #include // Add additional qtest functionality (the include order is important!) #include "BulletTestUtils.h" #include "../QTestExtensions.h" const btScalar acceptableRelativeError(1.0e-5f); const btScalar acceptableAbsoluteError(1.0e-4f); QTEST_MAIN(MeshMassPropertiesTests) void pushTriangle(VectorOfIndices& indices, uint32_t a, uint32_t b, uint32_t c) { indices.push_back(a); indices.push_back(b); indices.push_back(c); } void MeshMassPropertiesTests::testParallelAxisTheorem() { // verity we can compute the inertia tensor of a box in two different ways: // (a) as one box // (b) as a combination of two partial boxes. btScalar bigBoxX = 7.0f; btScalar bigBoxY = 9.0f; btScalar bigBoxZ = 11.0f; btScalar bigBoxMass = bigBoxX * bigBoxY * bigBoxZ; btMatrix3x3 bitBoxInertia; computeBoxInertia(bigBoxMass, btVector3(bigBoxX, bigBoxY, bigBoxZ), bitBoxInertia); btScalar smallBoxX = bigBoxX / 2.0f; btScalar smallBoxY = bigBoxY; btScalar smallBoxZ = bigBoxZ; btScalar smallBoxMass = smallBoxX * smallBoxY * smallBoxZ; btMatrix3x3 smallBoxI; computeBoxInertia(smallBoxMass, btVector3(smallBoxX, smallBoxY, smallBoxZ), smallBoxI); btVector3 smallBoxOffset(smallBoxX / 2.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f); btMatrix3x3 smallBoxShiftedRight = smallBoxI; applyParallelAxisTheorem(smallBoxShiftedRight, smallBoxOffset, smallBoxMass); btMatrix3x3 smallBoxShiftedLeft = smallBoxI; applyParallelAxisTheorem(smallBoxShiftedLeft, -smallBoxOffset, smallBoxMass); btMatrix3x3 twoSmallBoxesInertia = smallBoxShiftedRight + smallBoxShiftedLeft; QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(bitBoxInertia, twoSmallBoxesInertia, acceptableAbsoluteError); } void MeshMassPropertiesTests::testTetrahedron(){ // given the four vertices of a tetrahedron verify the analytic formula for inertia // agrees with expected results // these numbers from the Tonon paper: btVector3 points[4]; points[0] = btVector3(8.33220f, -11.86875f, 0.93355f); points[1] = btVector3(0.75523f, 5.00000f, 16.37072f); points[2] = btVector3(52.61236f, 5.00000f, -5.38580f); points[3] = btVector3(2.00000f, 5.00000f, 3.00000f); btScalar expectedVolume = 1873.233236f; btMatrix3x3 expectedInertia; expectedInertia[0][0] = 43520.33257f; expectedInertia[1][1] = 194711.28938f; expectedInertia[2][2] = 191168.76173f; expectedInertia[1][2] = -4417.66150f; expectedInertia[2][1] = -4417.66150f; expectedInertia[0][2] = 46343.16662f; expectedInertia[2][0] = 46343.16662f; expectedInertia[0][1] = -11996.20119f; expectedInertia[1][0] = -11996.20119f; // compute volume btScalar volume = computeTetrahedronVolume(points); btScalar error = (volume - expectedVolume) / expectedVolume; if (fabsf(error) > acceptableRelativeError) { std::cout << __FILE__ << ":" << __LINE__ << " ERROR : volume of tetrahedron off by = " << error << std::endl; } btVector3 centerOfMass = 0.25f * (points[0] + points[1] + points[2] + points[3]); // compute inertia tensor // (shift the points so that tetrahedron's local centerOfMass is at origin) for (int i = 0; i < 4; ++i) { points[i] -= centerOfMass; } btMatrix3x3 inertia; computeTetrahedronInertia(volume, points, inertia); QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(volume, expectedVolume, acceptableRelativeError * volume); QCOMPARE_WITH_RELATIVE_ERROR(inertia, expectedInertia, acceptableRelativeError); } void MeshMassPropertiesTests::testOpenTetrahedonMesh() { // given the simplest possible mesh (open, with one triangle) // verify MeshMassProperties computes the right nubers // these numbers from the Tonon paper: VectorOfPoints points; points.push_back(btVector3(8.33220f, -11.86875f, 0.93355f)); points.push_back(btVector3(0.75523f, 5.00000f, 16.37072f)); points.push_back(btVector3(52.61236f, 5.00000f, -5.38580f)); points.push_back(btVector3(2.00000f, 5.00000f, 3.00000f)); btScalar expectedVolume = 1873.233236f; btMatrix3x3 expectedInertia; expectedInertia[0][0] = 43520.33257f; expectedInertia[1][1] = 194711.28938f; expectedInertia[2][2] = 191168.76173f; expectedInertia[1][2] = -4417.66150f; expectedInertia[2][1] = -4417.66150f; expectedInertia[0][2] = 46343.16662f; expectedInertia[2][0] = 46343.16662f; expectedInertia[0][1] = -11996.20119f; expectedInertia[1][0] = -11996.20119f; // test as an open mesh with one triangle VectorOfPoints shiftedPoints; shiftedPoints.push_back(points[0] - points[0]); shiftedPoints.push_back(points[1] - points[0]); shiftedPoints.push_back(points[2] - points[0]); shiftedPoints.push_back(points[3] - points[0]); VectorOfIndices triangles; pushTriangle(triangles, 1, 2, 3); btVector3 expectedCenterOfMass = 0.25f * (shiftedPoints[0] + shiftedPoints[1] + shiftedPoints[2] + shiftedPoints[3]); // compute mass properties MeshMassProperties mesh(shiftedPoints, triangles); // verify // (expected - actual) / expected > e ==> expected - actual > e * expected QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(mesh._volume, expectedVolume, acceptableRelativeError * expectedVolume); QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(mesh._centerOfMass, expectedCenterOfMass, acceptableAbsoluteError); QCOMPARE_WITH_RELATIVE_ERROR(mesh._inertia, expectedInertia, acceptableRelativeError); } void MeshMassPropertiesTests::testClosedTetrahedronMesh() { // given a tetrahedron as a closed mesh of four tiangles // verify MeshMassProperties computes the right nubers // these numbers from the Tonon paper: VectorOfPoints points; points.push_back(btVector3(8.33220f, -11.86875f, 0.93355f)); points.push_back(btVector3(0.75523f, 5.00000f, 16.37072f)); points.push_back(btVector3(52.61236f, 5.00000f, -5.38580f)); points.push_back(btVector3(2.00000f, 5.00000f, 3.00000f)); btScalar expectedVolume = 1873.233236f; btMatrix3x3 expectedInertia; expectedInertia[0][0] = 43520.33257f; expectedInertia[1][1] = 194711.28938f; expectedInertia[2][2] = 191168.76173f; expectedInertia[1][2] = -4417.66150f; expectedInertia[2][1] = -4417.66150f; expectedInertia[0][2] = 46343.16662f; expectedInertia[2][0] = 46343.16662f; expectedInertia[0][1] = -11996.20119f; expectedInertia[1][0] = -11996.20119f; btVector3 expectedCenterOfMass = 0.25f * (points[0] + points[1] + points[2] + points[3]); VectorOfIndices triangles; pushTriangle(triangles, 0, 2, 1); pushTriangle(triangles, 0, 3, 2); pushTriangle(triangles, 0, 1, 3); pushTriangle(triangles, 1, 2, 3); // compute mass properties MeshMassProperties mesh(points, triangles); // verify QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(mesh._volume, expectedVolume, acceptableRelativeError * expectedVolume); QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(mesh._centerOfMass, expectedCenterOfMass, acceptableAbsoluteError); QCOMPARE_WITH_RELATIVE_ERROR(mesh._inertia, expectedInertia, acceptableRelativeError); // test again, but this time shift the points so that the origin is definitely OUTSIDE the mesh btVector3 shift = points[0] + expectedCenterOfMass; for (int i = 0; i < (int)points.size(); ++i) { points[i] += shift; } expectedCenterOfMass = 0.25f * (points[0] + points[1] + points[2] + points[3]); // compute mass properties mesh.computeMassProperties(points, triangles); // verify // QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(mesh._volume, expectedVolume, acceptableRelativeError * expectedVolume); // QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(mesh._centerOfMass, expectedCenterOfMass, acceptableAbsoluteError); // QCOMPARE_WITH_RELATIVE_ERROR(mesh._inertia, expectedInertia, acceptableRelativeError); } void MeshMassPropertiesTests::testBoxAsMesh() { // verify that a mesh box produces the same mass properties as the analytic box. // build a box: // / // y // / // 6-------------------------7 // /| /| // / | / | // / 2----------------------/--3 // / / / / // | 4-------------------------5 / --x-- // z | / | / // | |/ |/ // 0 ------------------------1 btScalar x(5.0f); btScalar y(3.0f); btScalar z(2.0f); VectorOfPoints points; points.reserve(8); points.push_back(btVector3(0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f)); points.push_back(btVector3(x, 0.0f, 0.0f)); points.push_back(btVector3(0.0f, y, 0.0f)); points.push_back(btVector3(x, y, 0.0f)); points.push_back(btVector3(0.0f, 0.0f, z)); points.push_back(btVector3(x, 0.0f, z)); points.push_back(btVector3(0.0f, y, z)); points.push_back(btVector3(x, y, z)); VectorOfIndices triangles; pushTriangle(triangles, 0, 1, 4); pushTriangle(triangles, 1, 5, 4); pushTriangle(triangles, 1, 3, 5); pushTriangle(triangles, 3, 7, 5); pushTriangle(triangles, 2, 0, 6); pushTriangle(triangles, 0, 4, 6); pushTriangle(triangles, 3, 2, 7); pushTriangle(triangles, 2, 6, 7); pushTriangle(triangles, 4, 5, 6); pushTriangle(triangles, 5, 7, 6); pushTriangle(triangles, 0, 2, 1); pushTriangle(triangles, 2, 3, 1); // compute expected mass properties analytically btVector3 expectedCenterOfMass = 0.5f * btVector3(x, y, z); btScalar expectedVolume = x * y * z; btMatrix3x3 expectedInertia; computeBoxInertia(expectedVolume, btVector3(x, y, z), expectedInertia); // compute the mass properties using the mesh MeshMassProperties mesh(points, triangles); // verify QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(mesh._volume, expectedVolume, acceptableRelativeError * expectedVolume); QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(mesh._centerOfMass, expectedCenterOfMass, acceptableAbsoluteError); // test this twice: _RELATIVE_ERROR doesn't test zero cases (to avoid divide-by-zero); _ABS_ERROR does. QCOMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR(mesh._inertia, expectedInertia, acceptableAbsoluteError); QCOMPARE_WITH_RELATIVE_ERROR(mesh._inertia, expectedInertia, acceptableRelativeError); // These two macros impl this: // for (int i = 0; i < 3; ++i) { // for (int j = 0; j < 3; ++j) { // if (expectedInertia [i][j] == btScalar(0.0f)) { // error = mesh._inertia[i][j] - expectedInertia[i][j]; // COMPARE_WITH_ABS_ERROR // if (fabsf(error) > acceptableAbsoluteError) { // std::cout << __FILE__ << ":" << __LINE__ << " ERROR : inertia[" << i << "][" << j << "] off by " // << error << " absolute"<< std::endl; // } // } else { // error = (mesh._inertia[i][j] - expectedInertia[i][j]) / expectedInertia[i][j]; // COMPARE_WITH_RELATIVE_ERROR // if (fabsf(error) > acceptableRelativeError) { // std::cout << __FILE__ << ":" << __LINE__ << " ERROR : inertia[" << i << "][" << j << "] off by " // << error << std::endl; // } // } // } // } }