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SingularityViewer/indra/newview/llworldmipmap.cpp
Shyotl e756140e1d Innitial commit of experimental v2 texture system port work. Compiles and runs on windows, at least. Fixing bugs as they come.
Need to test:
localassetbrowser
preview related floaters
hgfloatertexteditor
maps
media textures! Currently very hacky
web browser
alpha masks on avatars
bumpmaps
Are all sky components appearing?
LLViewerDynamicTexture (texture baking, browser, animated textures, anim previews, etc)
Snapshot related features
Customize avatar
vfs floater
UI textures in general
Texture priority issues
2011-03-31 03:22:01 -05:00

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/**
* @file llworldmipmap.cpp
* @brief Data storage for the S3 mipmap of the entire world.
*
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#include "llviewerprecompiledheaders.h"
#include "llworldmipmap.h"
#include "llviewercontrol.h"
#include "llviewertexturelist.h"
#include "math.h" // log()
// Turn this on to output tile stats in the standard output
#define DEBUG_TILES_STAT 0
LLWorldMipmap::LLWorldMipmap() :
mCurrentLevel(0)
{
}
LLWorldMipmap::~LLWorldMipmap()
{
reset();
}
// Delete all sublevel maps and clean them
void LLWorldMipmap::reset()
{
for (int level = 0; level < MAP_LEVELS; level++)
{
mWorldObjectsMipMap[level].clear();
}
}
// This method should be called before each use of the mipmap (typically, before each draw), so that to let
// the boost level of unused tiles to drop to 0 (BOOST_NONE).
// Tiles that are accessed have had their boost level pushed to BOOST_MAP_VISIBLE so we can identify them.
// The result of this strategy is that if a tile is not used during 2 consecutive loops, its boost level drops to 0.
void LLWorldMipmap::equalizeBoostLevels()
{
#if DEBUG_TILES_STAT
S32 nb_missing = 0;
S32 nb_tiles = 0;
S32 nb_visible = 0;
#endif // DEBUG_TILES_STAT
// For each level
for (S32 level = 0; level < MAP_LEVELS; level++)
{
sublevel_tiles_t& level_mipmap = mWorldObjectsMipMap[level];
// For each tile
for (sublevel_tiles_t::iterator iter = level_mipmap.begin(); iter != level_mipmap.end(); iter++)
{
LLPointer<LLViewerTexture> img = iter->second;
S32 current_boost_level = img->getBoostLevel();
if (current_boost_level == LLViewerTexture::BOOST_MAP_VISIBLE)
{
// If level was BOOST_MAP_VISIBLE, the tile has been used in the last draw so keep it high
img->setBoostLevel(LLViewerTexture::BOOST_MAP);
}
else
{
// If level was BOOST_MAP only (or anything else...), the tile wasn't used in the last draw
// so we drop its boost level to BOOST_NONE.
img->setBoostLevel(LLViewerTexture::BOOST_NONE);
}
#if DEBUG_TILES_STAT
// Increment some stats if compile option on
nb_tiles++;
if (current_boost_level == LLViewerTexture::BOOST_MAP_VISIBLE)
{
nb_visible++;
}
if (img->isMissingAsset())
{
nb_missing++;
}
#endif // DEBUG_TILES_STAT
}
}
#if DEBUG_TILES_STAT
LL_INFOS("World Map") << "LLWorldMipmap tile stats : total requested = " << nb_tiles << ", visible = " << nb_visible << ", missing = " << nb_missing << LL_ENDL;
#endif // DEBUG_TILES_STAT
}
// This method should be used when the mipmap is not actively used for a while, e.g., the map UI is hidden
void LLWorldMipmap::dropBoostLevels()
{
// For each level
for (S32 level = 0; level < MAP_LEVELS; level++)
{
sublevel_tiles_t& level_mipmap = mWorldObjectsMipMap[level];
// For each tile
for (sublevel_tiles_t::iterator iter = level_mipmap.begin(); iter != level_mipmap.end(); iter++)
{
LLPointer<LLViewerTexture> img = iter->second;
img->setBoostLevel(LLViewerTexture::BOOST_NONE);
}
}
}
LLPointer<LLViewerFetchedTexture> LLWorldMipmap::getObjectsTile(U32 grid_x, U32 grid_y, S32 level, bool load)
{
// Check the input data
llassert(level <= MAP_LEVELS);
llassert(level >= 1);
// If the *loading* level changed, cleared the new level from "missed" tiles
// so that we get a chance to reload them
if (load && (level != mCurrentLevel))
{
cleanMissedTilesFromLevel(level);
mCurrentLevel = level;
}
// Build the region handle
U64 handle = convertGridToHandle(grid_x, grid_y);
// Check if the image is around already
sublevel_tiles_t& level_mipmap = mWorldObjectsMipMap[level-1];
sublevel_tiles_t::iterator found = level_mipmap.find(handle);
// If not there and load on, go load it
if (found == level_mipmap.end())
{
if (load)
{
// Load it
LLPointer<LLViewerFetchedTexture> img = loadObjectsTile(grid_x, grid_y, level);
// Insert the image in the map
level_mipmap.insert(sublevel_tiles_t::value_type( handle, img ));
// Find the element again in the map (it's there now...)
found = level_mipmap.find(handle);
}
else
{
// Return with NULL if not found and we're not trying to load
return NULL;
}
}
// Get the image pointer and check if this asset is missing
LLPointer<LLViewerFetchedTexture> img = found->second;
if (img->isMissingAsset())
{
// Return NULL if asset missing
return NULL;
}
else
{
// Boost the tile level so to mark it's in use *if* load on
if (load)
{
img->setBoostLevel(LLViewerTexture::BOOST_MAP_VISIBLE);
}
return img;
}
}
LLPointer<LLViewerFetchedTexture> LLWorldMipmap::loadObjectsTile(U32 grid_x, U32 grid_y, S32 level)
{
// Get the grid coordinates
std::string imageurl = gSavedSettings.getString("MapServerURL") + llformat("map-%d-%d-%d-objects.jpg", level, grid_x, grid_y);
// DO NOT COMMIT!! DEBUG ONLY!!!
// Use a local jpeg for every tile to test map speed without S3 access
//imageurl = "file://C:\\Develop\\mapserver-distribute-3\\indra\\build-vc80\\mapserver\\relwithdebinfo\\regions\\00995\\01001\\region-995-1001-prims.jpg";
// END DEBUG
//LL_INFOS("World Map") << "LLWorldMipmap::loadObjectsTile(), URL = " << imageurl << LL_ENDL;
LLPointer<LLViewerFetchedTexture> img = LLViewerTextureManager::getFetchedTextureFromUrl(imageurl);
img->setBoostLevel(LLViewerTexture::BOOST_MAP);
// Return the smart pointer
return img;
}
// This method is used to clean up a level from tiles marked as "missing".
// The idea is to allow tiles that have been improperly marked missing to be reloaded when retraversing the level again.
// When zooming in and out rapidly, some tiles are never properly loaded and, eventually marked missing.
// This creates "blue" areas in a subresolution that never got a chance to reload if we don't clean up the level.
void LLWorldMipmap::cleanMissedTilesFromLevel(S32 level)
{
// Check the input data
llassert(level <= MAP_LEVELS);
llassert(level >= 0);
// This happens when the object is first initialized
if (level == 0)
{
return;
}
// Iterate through the subresolution level and suppress the tiles that are marked as missing
// Note: erasing in a map while iterating through it is bug prone. Using a postfix increment is mandatory here.
sublevel_tiles_t& level_mipmap = mWorldObjectsMipMap[level-1];
sublevel_tiles_t::iterator it = level_mipmap.begin();
while (it != level_mipmap.end())
{
LLPointer<LLViewerTexture> img = it->second;
if (img->isMissingAsset())
{
level_mipmap.erase(it++);
}
else
{
++it;
}
}
return;
}
// static methods
// Compute the level in the world mipmap (between 1 and MAP_LEVELS, as in the URL) given the scale (size of a sim in screen pixels)
S32 LLWorldMipmap::scaleToLevel(F32 scale)
{
// If scale really small, picks up the higest level there is (lowest resolution)
if (scale <= F32_MIN)
return MAP_LEVELS;
// Compute the power of two resolution level knowing the base level
S32 level = llfloor((log(REGION_WIDTH_METERS/scale)/log(2.0f)) + 1.0f);
// Check bounds and return the value
if (level > MAP_LEVELS)
return MAP_LEVELS;
else if (level < 1)
return 1;
else
return level;
}
// Convert world coordinates to mipmap grid coordinates at a given level (between 1 and MAP_LEVELS)
void LLWorldMipmap::globalToMipmap(F64 global_x, F64 global_y, S32 level, U32* grid_x, U32* grid_y)
{
// Check the input data
llassert(level <= MAP_LEVELS);
llassert(level >= 1);
// Convert world coordinates into grid coordinates
*grid_x = lltrunc(global_x/REGION_WIDTH_METERS);
*grid_y = lltrunc(global_y/REGION_WIDTH_METERS);
// Compute the valid grid coordinates at that level of the mipmap
S32 regions_in_tile = 1 << (level - 1);
*grid_x = *grid_x - (*grid_x % regions_in_tile);
*grid_y = *grid_y - (*grid_y % regions_in_tile);
}