dmj5
Class DMJ_TransformRepeat
Object
common:Generic
common:Transform
common:UserTransform
dmj5:DMJ_TransformRepeat
class
- UserTransform:DMJ_TransformRepeat
Repeat a transform a certain number of times.
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class DMJ_TransformRepeat(common.ulb:UserTransform) {
; Repeat a transform a certain number of times.
public:
import "common.ulb"
func DMJ_TransformRepeat(Generic pparent)
UserTransform.UserTransform(pparent)
m_Rotation = (0,1) ^ (@p_angle / 90.0)
m_RotationReset = (0,1) ^ (-@p_resetcount * @p_angle / 90.0)
m_Transform = new @f_transform(this)
endfunc
func Init(complex pz)
UserTransform.Init(pz)
m_Transform.Init(pz)
endfunc
complex func Iterate(complex pz)
m_Iterations = m_Iterations + 1
complex zt
int resetcount = 0
int j = 0
while (j < @p_repeat)
zt = m_Transform.Iterate(pz)
if (@p_autoscale)
zt = pz + (zt-pz)/@p_repeat
endif
zt = zt * m_Rotation
if (@p_resetcount > 0)
resetcount = resetcount + 1
if (resetcount == @p_resetcount)
zt = zt * m_RotationReset
resetcount = 0
endif
endif
pz = zt + @p_offset
j = j + 1
endwhile
return pz
endfunc
protected:
complex m_Rotation
complex m_RotationReset
Transform m_Transform
default:
title = "Repeat Transform"
int param v_dmj_transformrepeat
caption = "Version (DMJ_TransformRepeat)"
default = 100
hint = "This version parameter is used to detect when a change has been made to the formula that is incompatible with the previous version. When that happens, this field will reflect the old version number to alert you to the fact that an alternate rendering is being used."
visible = @v_dmj_transformrepeat < 100
endparam
int param p_repeat
caption = "Iterations"
default = 100
hint = "Sets the number of times to repeat the transform."
endparam
float param p_angle
caption = "Rotation"
default = 90.0
hint = "The transformed point will be rotated by this angle (in degrees) at every iteration."
endparam
int param p_resetcount
caption = "Reset Rotation"
default = 2
hint = "After this many iterations, the rotation will be 'reset' by rotating in the reverse direction in an amount equal to the previous rotations combined. You can use this parameter to do popcorn-like effects by setting it to 180 divided by the rotation angle. Use 90 and 2 for classic popcorn, 60 and 3 for triangular popcorn, etc. (assuming you are using Linear Wave as your repeated transform). Use a value of zero to disable this."
endparam
complex param p_offset
caption = "Offset"
default = (0,0)
hint = "This offset will be added to the transformed point at every iteration."
endparam
bool param p_autoscale
caption = "Auto-Scale Transform"
default = true
hint = "If this is checked, the amount of change from the transform will automatically be reduced to be proportional to the number of iterations. This allows the overall amount of transformation to remain roughly the same while taking advantage of finer-grained feedback. If you uncheck this, the transform will be applied at full strength with every iteration, and as you change the number of times the transform is applied you may need to adjust parameters within the transform to compensate."
endparam
UserTransform param f_transform
caption = "Transform"
default = DMJ_LinearWave
hint = "This is the transform that will be repeated."
endparam
}
Methods inherited from class Object |
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DMJ_TransformRepeat
public DMJ_TransformRepeat(Generic pparent)
DMJ_TransformRepeat
public DMJ_TransformRepeat()
Init
public void Init(complex pz)
- Description copied from class:
Transform
- Set up for a sequence of values
This function will be called at the beginning of each
sequence of values (e.g. at the beginning of each fractal
orbit). It will be called even if only one value is being
transformed (e.g. a normal transformation formula). Use
this to perform any setup that is exactly the same for
each value in the sequence being transformed.
- Overrides:
Init
in class Transform
- Parameters:
pz
- the value representing the sequence; for a normal transformation formula use, this will be #pixel. In some cases this may differ from the first value passed to Iterate() if the calling code applies some other transformations.
Iterate
public complex Iterate(complex pz)
- Description copied from class:
Transform
- Transform a single point within a sequence
After a sequence has been set up with Init(), this function
will be called once for each value in the sequence. Note
that all values in the sequence must be processed in order
(they cannot be processed out of order). If the sequence
contains only one value, Init() will still be called and
then Iterate() will be called just once.
- Overrides:
Iterate
in class Transform
- Parameters:
pz
- the complex value to be transformed
- Returns:
- the transformed value