Inheritance diagram for GradedPerlinSphereSdf:

Collaboration diagram for GradedPerlinSphereSdf:

Public Member Functions
	GradedPerlinSphereSdf (const Real &a_rad, const RealVect &a_center, const bool &a_inside, const Real &a_noiseAmp, const RealVect &a_noiseFreq, const Real &a_persistence, const int &a_octaves, const bool &a_reseed=false)
	Full constructor. More...

	GradedPerlinSphereSdf (const GradedPerlinSphereSdf &a_inputIF)
	Copy constructor.

virtual	~GradedPerlinSphereSdf ()
	Destructor.

virtual Real	value (const RealVect &a_pos) const
	Value function.

virtual BaseIF *	newImplicitFunction () const
	Factory function.

Public Member Functions inherited from PerlinSphereSdf
	PerlinSphereSdf ()
	No weak construction.

	PerlinSphereSdf (const Real &a_rad, const RealVect &a_center, const bool &a_inside, const Real &a_noiseAmp, const RealVect &a_noiseFreq, const Real &a_persistence, const int &a_octaves, const bool &a_reseed=false)
	Constructor. More...

	PerlinSphereSdf (const PerlinSphereSdf &a_inputIF)
	Copy constructor. More...

virtual	~PerlinSphereSdf ()
	Destructor (does nothing)

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Attributes inherited from PerlinSphereSdf
Real	m_rad
	Radius.

RealVect	m_center
	Center.

bool	m_inside
	Inside/outside.

RefCountedPtr< BaseIF >	m_perlinIF
	Noise function.

Detailed Description

This class is a sphere with graded noise – there is only noise on one side of the sphere.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

GradedPerlinSphereSdf::GradedPerlinSphereSdf	(	const Real &	a_rad,
		const RealVect &	a_center,
		const bool &	a_inside,
		const Real &	a_noiseAmp,
		const RealVect &	a_noiseFreq,
		const Real &	a_persistence,
		const int &	a_octaves,
		const bool &	a_reseed = `false`
	)

Full constructor.

Parameters

[in]	a_rad	Sphere radius
[in]	a_center	Sphere center
[in]	a_inside	Inside or outside
[in]	a_noiseAmp	Noise amplitude
[in]	a_noiseFreq	Noise frequency
[in]	a_persistence	Factor for noise octaves.
[in]	a_octaves	Number of octaves
[in]	a_reseed	If true, reseed the RNG. Otherwise, the the original Perlin hash table.

Note: The persistence argument indicates how we add octaves. With 0.5 we use half the amplitude and twice the frequency for the next octave.

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