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package jme3utilities.mesh;

import com.jme3.math.FastMath;
import com.jme3.scene.Mesh;
import com.jme3.scene.VertexBuffer.Type;
import java.util.logging.Logger;
import jme3utilities.Validate;

/**
 * A 2-D, static, TriangleFan-mode mesh that renders a circular disc in the X-Y
 * plane.
 * 

* In local space, X and Y extend from -radius to +radius, with normals set to * (0,0,1). In texture space, U and V extend from 0 to 1. * * @author Stephen Gold [email protected] */ public class DiscMesh extends Mesh { // ************************************************************************* // constants and loggers /** * number of axes in a vector */ final private static int numAxes = 3; /** * message logger for this class */ final private static Logger logger = Logger.getLogger(DiscMesh.class.getName()); // ************************************************************************* // constructors /** * Instantiate a unit disc with 25 vertices. */ public DiscMesh() { this(1f, 25); } /** * Instantiate a disc with the specified radius and number of vertices. * * @param radius the radius of the disc (≥0) * @param numVertices the number of vertices (≥3) */ public DiscMesh(float radius, int numVertices) { Validate.nonNegative(radius, "radius"); Validate.inRange( numVertices, "number of vertices", 3, Integer.MAX_VALUE); setMode(Mode.TriangleFan); float[] normals = new float[numAxes * numVertices]; float[] positions = new float[numAxes * numVertices]; float[] texCoords = new float[2 * numVertices]; for (int vi = 0; vi < numVertices; ++vi) { normals[numAxes * vi] = 0f; normals[numAxes * vi + 1] = 0f; normals[numAxes * vi + 2] = 1f; float theta = FastMath.TWO_PI * vi / numVertices; float sin = FastMath.sin(theta); float cos = FastMath.cos(theta); positions[numAxes * vi] = radius * cos; positions[numAxes * vi + 1] = radius * sin; positions[numAxes * vi + 2] = 0f; texCoords[2 * vi] = (1f + cos) / 2f; texCoords[2 * vi + 1] = (1f + sin) / 2f; } setBuffer(Type.Normal, numAxes, normals); setBuffer(Type.Position, numAxes, positions); setBuffer(Type.TexCoord, 2, texCoords); updateBound(); setStatic(); } }





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