fixes for distances

src/misc/distances.ts

@@ -1,51 +1,67 @@
-import {Vector3} from 'three';
+import {BufferAttribute, InterleavedBufferAttribute, Vector3} from 'three';
 import type {MObject3D} from "../tools/Selection.vue";
 
 
+function getCenterAndVertexList(obj: InstanceType<typeof MObject3D>): {
+    center: Vector3,
+    vertices: Array<Vector3>
+} {
+    obj.updateMatrixWorld();
+    let pos: InterleavedBufferAttribute = obj.geometry.getAttribute('position');
+    let ind: BufferAttribute = obj.geometry.index;
+    let center = new Vector3();
+    let vertices = [];
+    for (let i = 0; i < ind.count; i++) {
+        let index = ind.array[i];
+        let vertex = new Vector3(pos.getX(index), pos.getY(index), pos.getZ(index));
+        // vertex = obj.localToWorld(vertex); // TODO: Bad locations due to with model viewer?
+        center.add(vertex);
+        vertices.push(vertex);
+    }
+    center = center.divideScalar(ind.count);
+    console.log("center", center)
+    return {center, vertices};
+}
+
 /**
  * Given two THREE.Object3D objects, returns their closest and farthest vertices, and the geometric centers.
  * All of them are approximated and should not be used for precise calculations.
  */
-export function distances(
+export function distances(a: InstanceType<typeof MObject3D>, b: InstanceType<typeof MObject3D>): {
-    a: InstanceType<typeof MObject3D>, b: InstanceType<typeof MObject3D>): {
     min: Array<Vector3>,
     center: Array<Vector3>,
     max: Array<Vector3>
 } {
     // Simplify this problem (approximate) by using the distance between each of their vertices.
+    // Find the center of each object.
+    let {center: aCenter, vertices: aVertices} = getCenterAndVertexList(a);
+    let {center: bCenter, vertices: bVertices} = getCenterAndVertexList(b);
+
+    // Find the closest and farthest vertices.
     // TODO: Compute actual min and max distances between the two objects.
-    a.updateMatrixWorld();
-    b.updateMatrixWorld();
     // FIXME: Working for points and lines, but not triangles...
-    const aVertices = a.geometry.getAttribute('position').array;
+    // FIXME: Really slow... (use a BVH or something)
-    const aCenter = new Vector3();
-    const bVertices = b.geometry.getAttribute('position').array;
-    const bCenter = new Vector3();
     let minDistance = Infinity;
     let minDistanceVertices = [new Vector3(), new Vector3()];
     let maxDistance = -Infinity;
     let maxDistanceVertices = [new Vector3(), new Vector3()];
-    for (let i = 0; i < aVertices.length; i += 3) {
+    for (let i = 0; i < aVertices.length; i++) {
-        const v = new Vector3(aVertices[i], aVertices[i + 1], aVertices[i + 2]);
+        for (let j = 0; j < bVertices.length; j++) {
-        //a.localToWorld(v);
+            let distance = aVertices[i].distanceTo(bVertices[j]);
-        aCenter.add(v);
+            if (distance < minDistance) {
-        for (let j = 0; j < bVertices.length; j += 3) {
+                minDistance = distance;
-            const w = new Vector3(bVertices[j], bVertices[j + 1], bVertices[j + 2]);
+                minDistanceVertices[0] = aVertices[i];
-            //b.localToWorld(w);
+                minDistanceVertices[1] = bVertices[j];
-            bCenter.add(w);
-            const d = v.distanceTo(w);
-            if (d < minDistance) {
-                minDistance = d;
-                minDistanceVertices = [v, w];
             }
-            if (d > maxDistance) {
+            if (distance > maxDistance) {
-                maxDistance = d;
+                maxDistance = distance;
-                maxDistanceVertices = [v, w];
+                maxDistanceVertices[0] = aVertices[i];
+                maxDistanceVertices[1] = bVertices[j];
             }
         }
     }
-    aCenter.divideScalar(aVertices.length / 3);
+
-    bCenter.divideScalar(bVertices.length / 3);
+    // Return the results.
     return {
         min: minDistanceVertices,
         center: [aCenter, bCenter],