matrix-engine-wgpu

[not fully operative for now - WIP]

Author Nikola Lukic zlatnaspirala@gmail.com 2024

Logo:

In logo i used webGPU logo from:

WebGPU logo by W3C. The logos are licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International. Download from https://www.w3.org/2023/02/webgpu-logos.html

Used npm package wgpu-matrix for replacment of glmatrix library.Classis "modelViewProjectionMatrix" calculations. I publish (this repo) npm package with name matrix-engine-wgpu.

Objective

• scene objects feature [objects/scene/transformation] ✔️
• Make it similar to the matrix-engine webGL features.
• Main base example is shadowMapping from webgpu-samples
• Integrate ammojs [basic cube]✔️

Support list

SCENE/APP

• Everytime you run program make new canvas from code.No need to have canvas in html file.

• Only access to the object scene instance look like: mainRenderBundle is scene holder.

  app.mainRenderBundle[0];

  • For now only addMeshObj works [Obj file loader]. You can use unlitTextures simpliest pipline with addCube, addBall. See in examples...

• Destroy current/runned program and make free space for next app... [This function stops render and remove canvas]

app.destroyProgram()

Camera

Camera type: WASD | arcball

  mainCameraParams: {
    type: 'WASD',
    responseCoef: 1000
  }

Position YT video - use position from console

app.mainRenderBundle[0] -> position

Position is taken from matrix-engine[webgl] same struct.

app.mainRenderBundle[0].position.translateByX(12);

Teleport/ direct set

app.mainRenderBundle[0].position.SetX(-2);

Change speed of translation

app.mainRenderBundle[0].position.thrust = 0.1;

####Note: Position for Physics enabled object look like: No working .position and .rotation in physics enabled regime but you can read it. You must use Ammo body funcs like : applyForce, setAngularVelocity, setLinearVelocity etc...

app.matrixAmmo.rigidBodies[0].setAngularVelocity(new Ammo.btVector3(0,2,0))
app.matrixAmmo.rigidBodies[0].setLinearVelocity(new Ammo.btVector3(0,7,0))

Rotation

app.mainRenderBundle[0].rotation

Rotate object by axis by degree:

app.mainRenderBundle[0].rotation.x = 45

Active rotation

app.mainRenderBundle[0].rotation.rotationSpeed.y = 10

Stop rotating

app.mainRenderBundle[0].rotation.rotationSpeed.y = 0

Note: In physics enabled object .rotation.x y z have no affect.

Camera manipulation examples

app.cameras.WASD.pitch = 0.2

How to load obj [with uvs] file:

Main instance script:

import MatrixEngineWGPU from "./src/world.js";
import {downloadMeshes} from './src/engine/loader-obj.js';
import {LOG_FUNNY, LOG_INFO, LOG_MATRIX} from "./src/engine/utils.js";

export let application = new MatrixEngineWGPU({
  useSingleRenderPass: true,
  canvasSize: 'fullscreen',
  mainCameraParams: {
    type: 'WASD',
    responseCoef: 1000
  }
}, () => {

  addEventListener('AmmoReady', () => {
    downloadMeshes({
      welcomeText: "./res/meshes/blender/piramyd.obj",
      armor: "./res/meshes/obj/armor.obj",
      sphere: "./res/meshes/blender/sphere.obj",
      cube: "./res/meshes/blender/cube.obj",
    }, onLoadObj)
  })

  function onLoadObj(m) {
    application.myLoadedMeshes = m;
    for(var key in m) {
      console.log(`%c Loaded objs: ${key} `, LOG_MATRIX);
    }

    application.addMeshObj({
      position: {x: 0, y: 2, z: -10},
      rotation: {x: 0, y: 0, z: 0},
      rotationSpeed: {x: 0, y: 0, z: 0},
      texturesPaths: ['./res/meshes/blender/cube.png'],
      name: 'CubePhysics',
      mesh: m.cube,
      physics: {
        enabled: true,
        geometry: "Cube"
      }
    })

    application.addMeshObj({
      position: {x: 0, y: 2, z: -10},
      rotation: {x: 0, y: 0, z: 0},
      rotationSpeed: {x: 0, y: 0, z: 0},
      texturesPaths: ['./res/meshes/blender/cube.png'],
      name: 'SpherePhysics',
      mesh: m.sphere,
      physics: {
        enabled: true,
        geometry: "Sphere"
      }
    })
  }
})

window.app = application

NPM Scripts

Bundle compiler: watchify

  "main-worker": "watchify app-worker.js -p [esmify --noImplicitAny] -o public/app-worker.js",
  "examples": "watchify examples.js -p [esmify --noImplicitAny] -o public/examples.js",
  "main": "watchify main.js -p [esmify --noImplicitAny] -o public/app.js",
  "build-empty": "watchify empty.js -p [esmify --noImplicitAny] -o public/empty.js",
  "build-all": "npm run main-worker.js | npm run examples | npm run main | npm run build-empty"

1. "main-worker" use same endpoint but with root wrapper.
2. "examples" for now build just one current (just import script from ./examples/) instance.
3. "main" this is build for main.js main instance.
4. "build-empty" when you wanna use this engine on codepen or stackoverflow just build one empty instance and you can write megpu code.
5. "build-all" build all at once [every output is diff name].

Resource

• Resources place is ./public also this folder is root for output js builds, after all you get all needed stuff in one public folder (www).

Proof of concept

• Main example will be 🎲 Ultimate Yahtzee game.

LINKS

• Jamb gameplay public dev test link DEMO WIP
• How to use it on codepen https://codepen.io/zlatnaspirala/pen/VwNKMar?editors=0011 I use empty build then i add/upload to my VPS public server you can use it: Usually last night build stable/unstable version. https://maximumroulette.com/apps/megpu/empty.js You can build your own with npm run build-empty.

LICENCE

Note:

"Just keep this text also any other about textual file / or code commnet with ref... and you can sell or what ever you want with your project."

• Structural shema for project and personal learning inspired by: https://webgpu.github.io/webgpu-samples/samples/renderBundles also https://webgpu.github.io/webgpu-samples/?sample=shadowMapping

• Obj loader [same like matrix-engine webgl engine] Obj loader source http://math.hws.edu/graphicsbook/source/webgl/cube-camera.html

• File public\res\meshes\jamb\sounds\roll1.wav download from https://wavbvkery.com/dice-rolling-sound/

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