epervier-old/gamecore/modules/world/camera/init.lua

-- camera.lua :: a basic camera adapted to the asset/world system.
-- Use hump.camera as the view backend.

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local cwd   = (...):gsub('%.init$', '') .. "."

local CameraSystem  = Object:extend()
local View          = require(cwd .. "libs.hump.camera")

local camutils      = require(cwd .. "utils")

local SPLITSCREEN_ISVERTICAL  = false
local SCREEN_LIMIT            = 4

-- INIT FUNCTIONS
-- Initialize the camera system

function CameraSystem:new(world)
  self.scene = world.scene
  self.world = world

  self.mode           = "split"
  self.verticalSplit  = SPLITSCREEN_ISVERTICAL
  self.targets = {}

  self:initViews()
end

function CameraSystem:setMode(mode)
  self.mode = mode
  print("Camera system mode set to " .. mode)
  return mode
end

function CameraSystem:initViews()
  self.views = {}

  self.views.list   = {}
  self.views.basewidth, self.views.baseheight   = core.screen:getDimensions()
  self.views.width,     self.views.height       = self:getViewsDimensions()

  self.views.posList = camutils.getViewsPositions(self.views.basewidth, self.views.baseheight, self.verticalSplit)
end

-- INFO FUNCTIONS
-- Get informations from the camera system

function CameraSystem:getViewNumber()
  return #self.views.list
end

function CameraSystem:haveView()
  return (self:getViewNumber() == 0)
end

function CameraSystem:getViewsDimensions(viewNumber)
  local basewidth, baseheight = self.views.basewidth, self.views.baseheight
  local viewnumber = viewNumber or self:getViewNumber()

  if (viewnumber <= 1) then
    return basewidth,       baseheight
  elseif (viewnumber == 2) then
    if (self.verticalSplit) then
      return (basewidth),     (baseheight/2)
    else
      return (basewidth/2),   (baseheight)
    end
  else
    return (basewidth/2),   (baseheight/2)
  end
end

function CameraSystem:recalculateViewsPositions()
  if #self.views.list == 1 then
    self.views.list[1].pos.onScreen.x = 0
    self.views.list[1].pos.onScreen.y = 0
  else
    for i,v in ipairs(self.views.list) do
      local x, y = self:getViewPositions(i)
      self.views.list[i].pos.onScreen.x = x
      self.views.list[i].pos.onScreen.y = y
    end
  end
end

function CameraSystem:getViewPositions(id)
  local viewNumber = #self.views.list

  if (viewNumber == 2) and ((id == 1) or (id == 2)) then
    return self.views.posList.dual[id].x,   self.views.posList.dual[id].y
  elseif (viewNumber > 2) then
    return self.views.posList.multi[id].x,  self.views.posList.multi[id].y
  end

end

-- WRAPPER and UTILS
-- Access data from the views

function CameraSystem:addTarget(target)
  if (#self.views < SCREEN_LIMIT) then
    if (#self.views.list == 0) or (self.mode == "split") then
      local x, y = target:getViewCenter()
      self:addView(x, y, target)
      table.insert(self.targets, target)
    elseif (self.mode == "middle") or (self.mode == "zoom") then
      table.insert(self.targets, target)
    end
  end
end

function CameraSystem:addView(x, y, target)
  if (#self.views.list < SCREEN_LIMIT) then
    local id = #self.views.list + 1
    local view = {}

    view.pos = {}
    view.pos.x = x or 0
    view.pos.y = y or 0
    view.pos.onScreen = {}

    view.cam    = View(view.pos.x, view.pos.y, 1, 0, true)
    -- TODO: add a target system in order to make a camera able
    -- to target a specific object
    view.target = target

    table.insert(self.views.list, view)
    self.views.width, self.views.height = self:getViewsDimensions()
    self:recalculateViewsPositions()
  end
end

function CameraSystem:getView(id)
  return self.views.list[id]
end

function CameraSystem:getViewCam(id)
  local view = self:getView(id)

  return view.cam
end

function CameraSystem:setScissor(id)
  local viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh = self:getOnScreenViewCoordinate(id)

  if (self:getViewNumber() > 2) or (self:getViewNumber() == 2 and SPLITSCREEN_ISVERTICAL) then
    -- FIXME: it's an ugly workaround that need to be fixed. For an unkown
    -- reason, the scissoring is wrong in and only in this function and only
    -- when we have vertical split. Thus, we need to substract viewy to viewy
    viewy = viewh - viewy
  end

  if (self.mode == "split") then
    love.graphics.setScissor(viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh)
  end
end

function CameraSystem:resetScissor( )
  if (self.mode == "split") then
    love.graphics.setScissor( )
  end
end

function CameraSystem:attachView(id)
  if (id ~= nil) then
    local cam = self:getViewCam(id)

    cam:attach()
  end
end

function CameraSystem:detachView(id)
  if (id ~= nil) then
    local cam = self:getViewCam(id)

    cam:detach()
  end
end

function CameraSystem:getViewCoordinate(id)
  local view  = self:getView(id)
  local cam   = self:getViewCam(id)

  local viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh
  viewx = view.pos.x - ((self.views.width/2) / cam.scale)
  viewy = view.pos.y  - ((self.views.height/2) / cam.scale)

  vieww = self.views.width / cam.scale
  viewh = self.views.height / cam.scale
  return viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh
end

function CameraSystem:getInternalCamCoordinate(id)
  local view  = self:getView(id)
  local cam   = self:getViewCam(id)

  local viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh
  viewx = cam.x - ((self.views.width/2) / cam.scale)
  viewy = cam.y - ((self.views.height/2) / cam.scale)

  vieww, viewh = core.screen:getDimensions()
  vieww = vieww / cam.scale
  viewh = viewh / cam.scale
  return viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh
end

function CameraSystem:getOnScreenViewCoordinate(id)
  local view = self:getView(id)

  local viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh
  local basex, basey = (self.views.basewidth  / 2), (self.views.baseheight / 2)
  viewx   = (basex) + view.pos.onScreen.x - (self.views.width   / 2)
  viewy   = (basey) + view.pos.onScreen.y - (self.views.height  / 2)

  viewx, viewy = core.screen:getScreenCoordinate(viewx, viewy)

  vieww   = self.views.width  * core.screen:getScale()
  viewh   = self.views.height * core.screen:getScale()
  return viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh
end

function CameraSystem:getOnScreenViewRelativePosition(id)
  local view = self:getView(id)

  local viewx, viewy
  local basex, basey = (self.views.basewidth  / 2), (self.views.baseheight / 2)
  viewx   = view.pos.onScreen.x
  viewy   = view.pos.onScreen.y

  return core.screen:getScreenCoordinate(viewx, viewy)
end

function CameraSystem:getOnScreenViewCenter(id)
  local view = self:getView(id)

  local viewx, viewy
  local basex, basey = (self.views.basewidth  / 2), (self.views.baseheight / 2)
  viewx   = (basex) + view.pos.onScreen.x
  viewy   = (basey) + view.pos.onScreen.y

  return core.screen:getScreenCoordinate(viewx, viewy)
end

function CameraSystem:getViewScale(id)
  local cam = self:getViewCam(id)

  return cam.scale * core.screen:getScale()
end

function CameraSystem:limitView(id)
  local viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh  = self:getViewCoordinate(id)
  local worldw, worldh              = self.world:getDimensions()
  local posx = self.views.list[id].pos.x
  local posy = self.views.list[id].pos.y
  local minx = self.views.width  / 2
  local miny = self.views.height / 2
  local maxx = worldw - minx
  local maxy = worldh - miny

  self.views.list[id].pos.x = utils.math.between(posx, minx, maxx)
  self.views.list[id].pos.y = utils.math.between(posy, miny, maxy)

  self:computeCamPosition(id)
end

-- UPDATE and MOVE functions
-- Move and update the camera system

function CameraSystem:update(dt)
  for i,v in ipairs(self.views.list) do
    if (self.mode == "middle") or (self.mode == "zoom") then
      self:followAllActors(i)
    else
      self:followActor(i)
    end
  end
end

function CameraSystem:moveView(id, x, y)
  self.views.list[id].pos.x = x
  self.views.list[id].pos.y = y

  self:computeCamPosition(id)
  self:limitView(id)
end

function CameraSystem:computeCamPosition(id)
  local decalx = self.views.list[id].pos.onScreen.x
  local decaly = self.views.list[id].pos.onScreen.y

  local realx  = self.views.list[id].pos.x
  local realy  = self.views.list[id].pos.y

  self.views.list[id].cam.x = realx - decalx
  self.views.list[id].cam.y = realy - decaly
end

function CameraSystem:followActor(id)
  local view = self:getView(id)

  if view.target ~= nil then
    local x, y = view.target:getViewCenter()
    x = math.floor(x)
    y = math.floor(y)
    self:moveView(id, x, y)
  end
end

function CameraSystem:followAllActors(id)
  local view = self:getView(id)
  local PADDING = 16
  -- TODO: make all the padding and stuff part of object definition instead ?
  -- It would especially allow better work in future fake3D worlds

  if (#self.targets > 0) then
    local minX, minY, maxX, maxY
    for i, target in ipairs(self.targets) do
      local x, y, w, h = target:getShape()
      local x2, y2 = x + w, y + h
      -- If start by initializing the value at the first found value
      if (minX == nil) then minX = x  end
      if (maxX == nil) then maxX = x2 end
      if (minY == nil) then minY = y  end
      if (maxY == nil) then maxY = y2 end


      minX = math.min(minX, x)
      maxX = math.max(maxX, x2)
      minY = math.min(minY, y)
      maxY = math.max(maxY, y2)
    end

    -- Add padding
    minX = minX - PADDING
    minY = minY - PADDING
    maxX = maxX + PADDING
    maxY = maxY + PADDING
    local x, y
    x = (minX + maxX) / 2
    y = (minY + maxY) / 2

    local scale = 1
    if (self.mode == "zoom") then
      local ww, hh = core.screen:getDimensions()
      local scalex = (maxX-minX)/ww
      local scaley = (maxY-minY)/hh
      scale = math.max(scale, scalex, scaley)
      view.cam.scale = 1/scale
      self.world:resizeMap(ww * 3, hh * 3)
    end

    self:moveView(id, x, y)
  end
end


-- DRAW FUNCTIONS
-- Basic callback to draw stuff

function CameraSystem:drawDebugViewBox(id)
  local viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh = self:getOnScreenViewCoordinate(id)
  utils.graphics.box(viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh)

  local xx, yy = self:getOnScreenViewCenter(id)
  love.graphics.line(xx-3, yy, xx+3, yy)
  love.graphics.line(xx, yy-3, xx, yy+3)

  local xx, yy = self:getInternalCamCoordinate(id)
  local string = id .. " x:" .. xx .. " y:" ..  yy
  love.graphics.print(string, viewx + 4, viewy + 4)
end

function CameraSystem:drawHUD(id)
  local viewx, viewy, vieww, viewh = self:getOnScreenViewCoordinate(id)
  local view = self:getView(id)
  local string2 = id .. " (" .. viewx .. ":" .. (viewh-viewy) .. ") "

  love.graphics.translate(viewx, viewy)
  view.target:drawHUD(id, vieww, viewh)

  love.graphics.translate(-viewx, -(viewy))
end

return CameraSystem