castle-game-engine-src 5.2.0-2 / usr / src / castle-game-engine-5.2.0 / game / castlematerialproperties.pas

{
  Copyright 2007-2014 Michalis Kamburelis.

  This file is part of "Castle Game Engine".

  "Castle Game Engine" is free software; see the file COPYING.txt,
  included in this distribution, for details about the copyright.

  "Castle Game Engine" is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
  but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
  MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.

  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------
}

{ Material and texture properties from external files (TMaterialProperty,
  global MaterialProperties collection). }
unit CastleMaterialProperties;

interface

uses CastleUtils, CastleClassUtils, Classes, DOM, CastleSoundEngine, FGL;

type
  { Store information that is naturally associated with a given material
    or texture in an external file. Right now this allows to define things
    like footsteps, toxic ground (hurts player), and bump mapping.

    In the future, it should be possible to express all these properties
    in pure VRML/X3D (inside Appearance / Material / ImageTexture nodes).
    Right now, you can do this with bump mapping, see
    http://castle-engine.sourceforge.net/x3d_extensions.php#section_ext_bump_mapping ,
    but not footsteps or toxic ground.
    In the future it should also be possible to express these properties
    in 3D authoring software (like Blender), and easily export them
    to appropriate VRML/X3D nodes.
    For now, this TMaterialProperty allows us to easily customize materials
    in a way that is not possible in Blender.

    Using an external file for material properties has also long-term
    advantages: it can be shared across many 3D models, for example
    you can define footsteps sound for all grounds using the @code(grass.png)
    textures, in all levels, at once.

    You have to load an XML file by setting
    @link(TMaterialProperties.URL MaterialProperties.URL) property. }
  TMaterialProperty = class
  private
    FTextureBaseName: string;
    FFootstepsSound: TSoundType;
    FToxic: boolean;
    FToxicDamageConst, FToxicDamageRandom, FToxicDamageTime: Single;
    FNormalMap: string;
    FAlphaChannel: string;
    procedure LoadFromDOMElement(Element: TDOMElement; const BaseUrl: string);
  public
    { Texture basename to associate this property will all appearances
      using given texture. For now, this is the only way to associate
      property, but more are possible in the future (like MaterialNodeName). }
    property TextureBaseName: string read FTextureBaseName write FTextureBaseName;

    { Footsteps sound to make when player is walking on this material.
      stNone is no information is available. }
    property FootstepsSound: TSoundType read FFootstepsSound write FFootstepsSound;

    { Is the floor toxic when walking on it.
      @groupBegin }
    property Toxic: boolean read FToxic write FToxic;
    property ToxicDamageConst: Single read FToxicDamageConst write FToxicDamageConst;
    property ToxicDamageRandom: Single read FToxicDamageRandom write FToxicDamageRandom;
    property ToxicDamageTime: Single read FToxicDamageTime write FToxicDamageTime;
    { @groupEnd }

    { Normal map texture URL. This is a simple method to activate bump mapping,
      equivalent to using normalMap field in an Appearance node of VRML/X3D, see
      http://castle-engine.sourceforge.net/x3d_extensions.php#section_ext_bump_mapping .

      In case both VRML/X3D Appearance specifies normalMap and we have
      NormalMap defined here, the VRML/X3D Appearance is used. }
    property NormalMap: string read FNormalMap write FNormalMap;

    { Override alpha channel type for diffuse texture.
      The meaning and allowed values for this are the same as for
      alphaChannel field for texture nodes, see
      http://castle-engine.sourceforge.net/x3d_extensions.php#section_ext_alpha_channel_detection .
      Empty value (default) doesn't change the alpha channel type
      (set in VRML/X3D or auto-detected). }
    property AlphaChannel: string read FAlphaChannel write FAlphaChannel;
  end;

  { Material properties collection, see TMaterialProperty. }
  TMaterialProperties = class(specialize TFPGObjectList<TMaterialProperty>)
  private
    FURL: string;
    procedure SetURL(const Value: string);
  public
    { Load material properties from given XML file.
      Set this to empty string to unload previously loaded properties.
      See Castle1 and fps_game data for examples how this looks like,
      in @code(material_properties.xml). }
    property URL: string read FURL write SetURL;
    { Deprecated name for URL. @deprecated }
    property FileName: string read FURL write SetURL; deprecated;

    { Find material properties for given texture basename.
      Returns @nil if no material properties are found
      (in particular, if @link(URL) was not set yet). }
    function FindTextureBaseName(const TextureBaseName: string): TMaterialProperty;
  end;

{ Known material properties.
  Set the @link(TMaterialProperties.URL URL) property
  to load material properties from XML file. }
function MaterialProperties: TMaterialProperties;

implementation

uses SysUtils, XMLRead, CastleXMLUtils, CastleFilesUtils, X3DNodes,
  CastleURIUtils, CastleDownload;

{ TMaterialProperty --------------------------------------------------------- }

procedure TMaterialProperty.LoadFromDOMElement(Element: TDOMElement; const BaseUrl: string);
var
  FootstepsSoundName: string;
  ToxicDamage: TDOMElement;
  I: TXMLElementIterator;
begin
  if not Element.AttributeString('texture_base_name', FTextureBaseName) then
    raise Exception.Create('<properties> element must have "texture_base_name" attribute');

  FootstepsSoundName := '';
  if Element.AttributeString('footsteps_sound', FootstepsSoundName) and
     (FootstepsSoundName <> '') then
    FFootstepsSound := SoundEngine.SoundFromName(FootstepsSoundName) else
    FFootstepsSound := stNone;

  if Element.AttributeString('normal_map', FNormalMap) and (FNormalMap <> '') then
    FNormalMap := CombineURI(BaseUrl, FNormalMap) else
    FNormalMap := '';

  if not Element.AttributeString('alpha_channel', FAlphaChannel) then
    FAlphaChannel := '';

  I := TXMLElementIterator.Create(Element);
  try
    while I.GetNext do
      if I.Current.TagName = 'toxic' then
      begin
        FToxic := true;
        ToxicDamage := DOMGetOneChildElement(I.Current);
        if (ToxicDamage = nil) or (ToxicDamage.TagName <> 'damage') then
          raise Exception.Create('Missing <damage> inside <toxic> element');
        if not ToxicDamage.AttributeSingle('const', FToxicDamageConst) then
          FToxicDamageConst := 0;
        if not ToxicDamage.AttributeSingle('random', FToxicDamageRandom) then
          FToxicDamageRandom := 0;
        if not ToxicDamage.AttributeSingle('time', FToxicDamageTime) then
          FToxicDamageTime := 0;
      end else
        raise Exception.CreateFmt('Unknown element inside <property>: "%s"',
          [I.Current.TagName]);
  finally FreeAndNil(I) end;
end;

{ TMaterialProperties ---------------------------------------------------------- }

procedure TMaterialProperties.SetURL(const Value: string);
var
  Config: TXMLDocument;
  Element: TDOMElement;
  Elements: TDOMNodeList;
  MaterialProperty: TMaterialProperty;
  I: Integer;
  Stream: TStream;
begin
  FURL := Value;

  Clear;

  if URL = '' then Exit;

  Stream := Download(URL);
  try
    ReadXMLFile(Config, Stream, URL);
  finally FreeAndNil(Stream) end;

  try
    Check(Config.DocumentElement.TagName = 'properties',
      'Root node of material properties file must be <properties>');

    Elements := Config.DocumentElement.ChildNodes;
    try
      for I := 0 to Elements.Count - 1 do
        if Elements.Item[I].NodeType = ELEMENT_NODE then
        begin
          Element := Elements.Item[I] as TDOMElement;
          Check(Element.TagName = 'property',
            'Material properties file must be a sequence of <property> elements');

          MaterialProperty := TMaterialProperty.Create;
          Add(MaterialProperty);

          MaterialProperty.LoadFromDOMElement(Element, AbsoluteURI(URL));
        end;
    finally FreeChildNodes(Elements); end;
  finally
    SysUtils.FreeAndNil(Config);
  end;
end;

function TMaterialProperties.FindTextureBaseName(const TextureBaseName: string): TMaterialProperty;
var
  I: Integer;
begin
  for I := 0 to Count - 1 do
    if SameText(Items[I].TextureBaseName, TextureBaseName) then
      Exit(Items[I]);
  Result := nil;
end;

var
  FMaterialProperties: TMaterialProperties;

function MaterialProperties: TMaterialProperties;
begin
  if FMaterialProperties = nil then
    FMaterialProperties := TMaterialProperties.Create(true);
  Result := FMaterialProperties;
end;

finalization
  FreeAndNil(FMaterialProperties);
end.