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timothybrentwood |
if get_intersections(line,nodes[intersections]):
intersections += 1
var int_sprite = Sprite.new()
int_sprite.texture = load("res://icon.png")
int_sprite.position.x = get_intersections(line,nodes[intersections]).x
int_sprite.position.y = get_intersections(line,nodes[intersections]).y
First you test if nodes[0]
intersects with nodes[1]
then you increment intersections
so you assign your positions based on the intersection of nodes[0]
and nodes[2]
. That’s probably why they aren’t drawn at all intersections.
I would recommend doing:
var current_intersection = get_intersections(line,nodes[intersections])
if current_intersection:
intersections += 1
var int_sprite = Sprite.new()
int_sprite.texture = load("res://icon.png")
int_sprite.position.x = current_intersection.x
int_sprite.position.y = current_intersection.y
Your algorithm only checks to see if line N intersects with line N+1. It’s possible (though improbable) that you have a single horizontal line that and the rest are vertical lines that all intersect with the single horizontal line, your algorithm would only detect one of these collisions. It’s also possible to have n*n intersections for n lines.
You should iterate through a nested for
loop. The outer for
loop should iterate from n = 0
to n = nodes.size() - 2
the inner for
loop should iterate from m = n + 1
to m = nodes.size() - 1
. Then you test the intersection of nodes[n]
and nodes[m]
. This will ensure that you test the intersection of every possible pair of lines.
i tried implementing your solution but it seems like still not all lines are tested.
also im still trying to figuire out why the spirtes dont appear on the intersections when one is found, im so confused
for line2d in nodes:
if n == nodes.size()-2:
break
n += 1
for intersection in nodes:
if m == nodes.size()-1:
break
m += n + 1
print(intersection_counter)
if return_intersection(nodes[n],nodes[m]):
intersection_counter += 1
print(return_intersection(nodes[n],nodes[m]))
var intersection_sprite = Sprite.new()
var sprite_position_vector = (return_intersection(nodes[n],nodes[m]))
intersection_sprite.position.x = sprite_position_vector.x
intersection_sprite.position.y = sprite_position_vector.y
intersection_sprite.texture = load("res://icon.png")
intersection_sprite.scale.x = .3
intersection_sprite.scale.y = .3
add_child(intersection_sprite)
sprites.append(intersection_sprite)
EmpressMaia | 2021-11-03 17:42
My apologies, I didn’t see the segment_intersects_segment_2d()
function in the Geometry
class. That is the applicable function here since you’re creating line segments not lines.
I didn’t catch that you were feeding the wrong arguments to line_intersects_line_2d()
either. If you wanted to use that functions (when using lines) in the future you would give it the following arguments:
var direction_for_line_1 = (line1.get_points()[1] - line1.get_points()[0]).normalized()
var direction_for_line_2 = (line2.get_points()[1] - line2.get_points()[0]).normalized()
Geometry.line_intersects_line_2d(line1.get_points()[0], direction_for_line_1, line2.get_points()[0], direction_for_line_2)
I checked this code a handful of times and saw no errors in the sprite placement, please let me know if you have any questions about it!
extends Node2D
export (int) var line_amount
var window_width = ProjectSettings.get("display/window/size/width")
var window_height = ProjectSettings.get("display/window/size/height")
var rng = RandomNumberGenerator.new()
var nodes = []
func get_intersections(line1,line2):
return Geometry.segment_intersects_segment_2d(line1.get_points()[0],line1.get_points()[1],
line2.get_points()[0],line2.get_points()[1])
func _ready():
for line in line_amount:
var line2d = Line2D.new()
nodes.append(line2d)
for node in nodes:
rng.randomize()
var rng_x = Vector2(rng.randf_range(0,window_width),rng.randf_range(0,window_height))
var rng_y = Vector2(rng.randf_range(0,window_width),rng.randf_range(0,window_height))
node.width = 5
add_child(node)
node.add_point(rng_x)
node.add_point(rng_y)
# range(n, m) creates an array of [n, n+1, n+2, ..., m-2, m-1]
# hence using nodes.size() - 1 and not nodes.size() - 2
for outer_index in range(0, nodes.size() - 1):
for inner_index in range(outer_index + 1, nodes.size()):
var current_intersection = get_intersections(nodes[outer_index],nodes[inner_index])
if current_intersection:
var int_sprite = Sprite.new()
int_sprite.texture = load("res://icon.png")
int_sprite.position.x = current_intersection.x
int_sprite.position.y = current_intersection.y
int_sprite.scale.x = .350
int_sprite.scale.y = .350
add_child(int_sprite)
timothybrentwood | 2021-11-03 20:05
oh awesome! i think i get it, thanks
EmpressMaia | 2021-11-03 20:09