scene_from_list: Scene From List

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Scene From List

Description

Fast generation of rayvertex scenes from a list of objects (much faster than calling 'add_shape()' on each object individually to build the scene). This returns a 'ray_scene' object that cdoes

Usage

scene_from_list(scene_list)

Arguments

scene_list

List containing rayvertex mesh objects.

Value

'ray_scene' containing mesh info.

Examples

if(rayvertex:::run_documentation()) {
 #Build a scene out of cubes including 87 * 61 = 5307 objects
 scene = list()
 volcol = rainbow(103)
 counter = 1
 for(i in 1:nrow(volcano)) {
   for(j in 1:ncol(volcano)) {
     scene[[counter]] = cube_mesh(position = c(i,(volcano[i,j]-94),j), 
                                  material = material_list(diffuse = volcol[volcano[i,j]-92],
                                                           ambient = volcol[volcano[i,j]-92],
                                                           ambient_intensity = 0.2))
     counter = counter + 1
   }
 }
 #Quickly generate the 
 new_scene = scene_from_list(scene)
 new_scene |> 
   rotate_mesh(c(0,10,0), pivot_point = c(44,0,31)) |> 
   add_shape(xz_rect_mesh(position=c(44,0,31),scale=500,
                          material = material_list(diffuse="lightblue",
                                                   ambient = "lightblue",
                                                   ambient_intensity = 0.2))) |> 
   rasterize_scene(lookfrom=c(500,500,500), lookat = c(44.00, 40.50, 31.00),
                   width=800,height=800, fov=0, ortho_dimensions = c(140,140),
                   light_info = directional_light(c(-0.6,1,0.6)))
}

rayvertex documentation built on July 9, 2023, 5:52 p.m.