Unigine.Curve2d Class
This class represents an interface enabling you to create and manage 2D curves. These curves are used, for example, to control behavior of various parameters of particle systems (how they change over time).
Curve2d Class
Enums
REPEAT_MODE#
Mode to be used for repeating the sequence defined by the key points of the curve (tiling curves).Properties
int Hash#
The Hash value calculated for the curve. Hash value is used for performance optimization and helps define if the curve really needs to be updated, or nothing has changed in its parameters (repeat mode, key points, and tangents are all the same).
int NumKeys#
The Total number of key points in the curve.
Curve2d.REPEAT_MODE RepeatModeStart#
The Repeat mode for the beginning of the curve (defines behavior before the first key point), one of the REPEAT_MODE_* values. This mode shall be used for repeating the sequence defined by the key points of the curve (tiling curves).
Curve2d.REPEAT_MODE RepeatModeEnd#
The Repeat mode for the end of the curve (defines behavior after the last key point), one of the REPEAT_MODE_* values. This mode shall be used for repeating the sequence defined by the key points of the curve (tiling curves).
Members
Curve2d ( ) #
Constructor. Creates a new 2d curve instance.Curve2d ( Curve2d curve ) #
Constructor. Initializes the curve by copying the specified source curve.Arguments
- Curve2d curve - Source curve.
void Clear ( ) #
Clears the curve removing all key points and tangents.void Copy ( Curve2d curve ) #
Copies all the data (all key points and tangents) from the specified source curve.Arguments
- Curve2d curve - Source curve.
int AddKey ( vec2 point ) #
Adds a new key point with the specified coordinates to the curve. Upon completion on this operation the CHANGED callback is fired.Arguments
- vec2 point - Coordinates of the new key point to be added.
Return value
Number of the added key point.int AddKey ( vec2 point, vec2 left_tangent, vec2 right_tangent ) #
Adds a new key point with the specified coordinates and tangents to the curve. Upon completion on this operation the CHANGED callback is fired.Arguments
- vec2 point - Coordinates of the new key point to be added.
- vec2 left_tangent - Coordinates of the left tangent at the key point.
- vec2 right_tangent - Coordinates of the right tangent at the key point.
Return value
Number of the added key point.void RemoveKey ( int index ) #
Removes the key point with the specified number from the curve. Upon completion on this operation the CHANGED callback is fired.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
int MoveKey ( int index, vec2 point ) #
Moves the key point with the specified number to a new position (preserving the tangents). Upon completion on this operation the CHANGED callback is fired. The index of key point will be updated automatically. This method can be used to implement dragging of keys on the curve. In case of moving multiple keys it is recommended to use the setKeyPoint() method to set new values for keys and then sort them all at once via the sortKeys() method to save performance.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
- vec2 point
void SortKeys ( ) #
Sorts all key points ov the curve by time (X axis) in the ascending order. Upon completion on this operation the CHANGED callback is fired.void SetKeyPoint ( int index, vec2 point ) #
Sets new coordinates for the specified key point (tangents are unaffected). Upon completion on this operation the CHANGED callback is fired. This method unlike the moveKey() does not update the index of the key point automatically. It can be used to implement dragging of multiple keys to set new values for them along with subsequent sorting all keys at once via the sortKeys() method to save performance.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
- vec2 point - New coordinates to be set for the specified point.
void SetKeyLeftTangent ( int index, vec2 point ) #
Sets new coordinates for the left tangent at the specified key point of the curve. Upon completion on this operation the CHANGED callback is fired.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
- vec2 point - New coordinates of the left tangent at the specified key point to be set.
void SetKeyRightTangent ( int index, vec2 point ) #
Sets new coordinates for the right tangent at the specified key point of the curve. Upon completion on this operation the CHANGED callback is fired.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
- vec2 point - New coordinates of the right tangent at the specified key point to be set.
vec2 GetKeyPoint ( int index ) #
Returns the coordinates of the key point with the specified number.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
Return value
Current coordinates of the specified key point.vec2 GetKeyLeftTangent ( int index ) #
Returns the current coordinates for the left tangent at the specified key point of the curve.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
Return value
Current coordinates of the left tangent at the specified key point.vec2 GetKeyRightTangent ( int index ) #
Returns the current coordinates for the right tangent at the specified key point of the curve.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
Return value
Current coordinates of the right tangent at the specified key point.bool SaveState ( Stream stream ) #
Saves data of the curve to a binary stream.Example using saveState() and restoreState() methods:
Source code (C#)
// initialize a node and set its state
Curve2d curve = new Curve2d();
curve.AddKey(new vec2(1, 0));
curve.AddKey(new vec2(2, 1));
curve.AddKey(new vec2(4, 3));
// save state
Blob blob_state = new Blob();
curve.SaveState(blob_state);
// change the node state
curve.RemoveKey(1);
// restore state
blob_state.SeekSet(0); // returning the carriage to the start of the blob
curve.RestoreState(blob_state);Arguments
- Stream stream - Stream to which the curve data will be saved.
Return value
true if the curve data is saved successfully; otherwise, false.bool RestoreState ( Stream stream ) #
Restores curve data from a binary stream.Example using saveState() and restoreState() methods:
Source code (C#)
// initialize a node and set its state
Curve2d curve = new Curve2d();
curve.AddKey(new vec2(1, 0));
curve.AddKey(new vec2(2, 1));
curve.AddKey(new vec2(4, 3));
// save state
Blob blob_state = new Blob();
curve.SaveState(blob_state);
// change the node state
curve.RemoveKey(1);
// restore state
blob_state.SeekSet(0); // returning the carriage to the start of the blob
curve.RestoreState(blob_state);Arguments
- Stream stream - Stream in which the saved curve parameter data is stored.
Return value
true if the curve data is restored successfully; otherwise, false.bool Save ( Json json ) #
Saves data of the curve to the specified instance of the Json class.Arguments
- Json json - Json class instance to which the curve data will be saved.
Return value
true if the curve data is successfully saved to the specified Json class instance; otherwise, false.bool Load ( Json json ) #
Loads curve data from the specified instance of the Json class.Arguments
- Json json - Json class instance in which the curve data is stored.
Return value
true if the curve data is successfully loaded from the specified Json class instance; otherwise, false.bool Save ( Xml xml ) #
Saves data of the curve to the specified instance of the Xml class.Arguments
Return value
true if the curve data is successfully saved to the specified Xml class instance; otherwise, false.bool Load ( Xml xml ) #
Loads curve data from the specified instance of the Xml class.Arguments
Return value
true if the curve data is successfully loaded from the specified Xml class instance; otherwise, false.IntPtr AddChangedCallback ( ChangedDelegate func ) #
Adds a callback function to be called on changing the curve. The signature of the changed callback function must be as follows:Source code (C#)
void changed_callback_function_name();You can set a callback function as follows:
Source code (C#)
AddChangedCallback(() => changed_callback_function_name());Example: Setting a changed callback function for a curve:
Source code (C#)
class SomeClass
{
// curve for which a changed callback function is to be set
Unigine.Curve2d curve;
/*...*/
// callback function
private void on_change()
{
// insert your code handling curve changing here
}
private void RegisterCallback()
{
// setting the on_change() function to handle curve changing
curve.AddChangedCallback(() => on_change());
}
/*...*/
}Arguments
- ChangedDelegate func - Callback function with the following signature: void ChangedDelegate()
Return value
ID of the last added changed callback, if the callback was added successfully; otherwise, nullptr. This ID can be used to remove this callback when necessary.bool RemoveChangedCallback ( IntPtr id ) #
Removes the specified callback from the list of changed callbacks.Arguments
- IntPtr id - Changed callback ID obtained when adding it.
Return value
True if the changed callback with the given ID was removed successfully; otherwise false.void ClearChangedCallbacks ( ) #
Clears all added changed callbacks.float Evaluate ( float time ) #
Returns the evaluated value of the curve at the specified point in time.Arguments
- float time - The time within the curve you want to evaluate (horizontal axis in the curve graph).
Return value
The value of the curve, at the specified point in time.Last update:
14.12.2022
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