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package org.lwjgl.openxr;
import org.lwjgl.system.*;
import static org.lwjgl.system.Checks.*;
import static org.lwjgl.system.JNI.*;
/**
* The XR_VARJO_view_offset extension.
*
* Varjo headsets use video pass-through cameras to create the mixed reality (MR) image. The cameras are located around 10 cm (3.9 inches) in front of the user’s eyes, which leads to an offset in depth perception so that real-world objects in the video pass-through image appear larger than they are in real life. The image below gives a visualization of the difference between what the camera sees and what the user would see in real life.
*
* This magnification effect is pronounced for objects that are close to the user – for example, their hands may appear unnaturally large in the image. The effect decreases with distance, so that objects at a distance of 2 meters already appear close to their actual size, and the sizes eventually converge at infinity. Note that while the objects' sizes may differ, their geometry, relative sizes, locations, etc. remain accurate. The extent of the magnification effect ultimately depends both on the application itself and the user’s physiology, as the human visual system is highly adaptive in this type of setting.
*
* When blending the video pass-through image with virtual content, it is important that their relative geometries – position, size, and disparity – match one another. To achieve this, Varjo’s runtime automatically places the virtual reality cameras in the same position as the physical cameras when the video pass-through feature is enabled (see {@link XR10#XR_ENVIRONMENT_BLEND_MODE_ALPHA_BLEND ENVIRONMENT_BLEND_MODE_ALPHA_BLEND}). This allows virtual and real-world content to appear at the same distance and on the same plane when viewed together. While this can be observed as an apparent jump in the location of virtual objects compared to VR-only content, this does not cause any distortion in the object geometry or location; it is only the viewer’s location that changes.
*
* In some cases, moving the VR content to match the real-world position may not be desirable. This extension enable the application to control where the VR content is rendered from the location of the user’s eyes while the video pass-through image uses the camera locations. For example, if the virtual object is close the user, or if the application is switching between VR and MR modes. Offset values between 0.0 and 1.0 are supported. You can use this to create a smooth, animated transition between the two rendering positions in case you need to change from one to the other during a session.
*/
public class VARJOViewOffset {
/** The extension specification version. */
public static final int XR_VARJO_view_offset_SPEC_VERSION = 1;
/** The extension name. */
public static final String XR_VARJO_VIEW_OFFSET_EXTENSION_NAME = "XR_VARJO_view_offset";
protected VARJOViewOffset() {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException();
}
// --- [ xrSetViewOffsetVARJO ] ---
/**
* Set view offest.
*
* C Specification
*
* The {@link #xrSetViewOffsetVARJO SetViewOffsetVARJO} function is defined as:
*
*
* XrResult xrSetViewOffsetVARJO(
* XrSession session,
* float offset);
*
* Description
*
* The {@link #xrSetViewOffsetVARJO SetViewOffsetVARJO} function takes a float between 0.0 and 1.0. 0.0 means the pose returned by {@link XR10#xrLocateViews LocateViews} will be at the eye location, a value of 1.0 means the pose will be at the camera location. A value between 0.0 and 1.0 will interpolate the pose to be in between the eye and the camera location. A value less than 0.0 or more than 1.0 will fail and return error {@link XR10#XR_ERROR_VALIDATION_FAILURE ERROR_VALIDATION_FAILURE}.
*
* Note that by default the offset is set to 0 if the pass-through cameras are not active, a.k.a. in VR ({@link XR10#XR_ENVIRONMENT_BLEND_MODE_OPAQUE ENVIRONMENT_BLEND_MODE_OPAQUE}), and 1 if the cameras are active, a.k.a. in MR ({@link XR10#XR_ENVIRONMENT_BLEND_MODE_ALPHA_BLEND ENVIRONMENT_BLEND_MODE_ALPHA_BLEND} or {@link XR10#XR_ENVIRONMENT_BLEND_MODE_ADDITIVE ENVIRONMENT_BLEND_MODE_ADDITIVE}).
*
* Valid Usage (Implicit)
*
*
* - The {@link VARJOViewOffset XR_VARJO_view_offset} extension must be enabled prior to calling {@link #xrSetViewOffsetVARJO SetViewOffsetVARJO}
* - {@code session} must be a valid {@code XrSession} handle
*
*
* Return Codes
*
*
* - On success, this command returns
*
* - {@link XR10#XR_SUCCESS SUCCESS}
* - {@link XR10#XR_SESSION_LOSS_PENDING SESSION_LOSS_PENDING}
*
- On failure, this command returns
*
* - {@link XR10#XR_ERROR_FUNCTION_UNSUPPORTED ERROR_FUNCTION_UNSUPPORTED}
* - {@link XR10#XR_ERROR_VALIDATION_FAILURE ERROR_VALIDATION_FAILURE}
* - {@link XR10#XR_ERROR_RUNTIME_FAILURE ERROR_RUNTIME_FAILURE}
* - {@link XR10#XR_ERROR_HANDLE_INVALID ERROR_HANDLE_INVALID}
* - {@link XR10#XR_ERROR_INSTANCE_LOST ERROR_INSTANCE_LOST}
* - {@link XR10#XR_ERROR_SESSION_LOST ERROR_SESSION_LOST}
* - {@link XR10#XR_ERROR_FEATURE_UNSUPPORTED ERROR_FEATURE_UNSUPPORTED}
*
*
* Version History
*
*
* - Revision 1, 2022-02-08 (Remi Arnaud)
*
*
* - extension specification
*
*
*
*
* @param session an {@code XrSession} handle previously created with {@link XR10#xrCreateSession CreateSession}.
* @param offset the view offset to be applied. Must be between 0 and 1.
*/
@NativeType("XrResult")
public static int xrSetViewOffsetVARJO(XrSession session, float offset) {
long __functionAddress = session.getCapabilities().xrSetViewOffsetVARJO;
if (CHECKS) {
check(__functionAddress);
}
return callPI(session.address(), offset, __functionAddress);
}
}