DirectX Media SDK DirectAnimation Tutorial

Tie it together and Construct the Model

public void createModel(BvrsToRun blst) {

set the URL bases for the media imports

_mediaBase = getImportBase();
_sndBase = buildURL(_mediaBase,"sound/");
_movieBase = buildURL(_mediaBase,"movie/");
_geoBase = buildURL(_mediaBase,"geometry/");

create the reactive cycling image for the puzzle

ImageBvr unitIm = createUnitImageForPuzzle();

tile the image of the puzzle for playability

_puzz = new PuzzleLogic(unitIm, _viewedOn, _mediaBase);
ImageBvr puzzleIm = _puzz.getImage();

Give the puzzle a black background, so the empty square will be black.

puzzleIm = overlay(puzzleIm, solidColorImage(black));

Establish this as a runOnce bvr, so that when the code switches modes, the puzzle doesn't restart.

puzzleIm = (ImageBvr)puzzleIm.runOnce();

Now, create two images, one based on direct display and one based on texturing on the fan:

Translate the image down to center, and scale it down to 6 cms.

ImageBvr directDisplayIm =

puzzleIm.transform(compose(scale2(0.06),

translate(-0.5,-0.5)));

Texture the image on a 3-D rotating fan

ImageBvr projectedGeo = textureOnFan(puzzleIm);
projectedGeo =

projectedGeo.transform(compose(scale2(0.07),

translate(-0.5,-0.5)));

projectedGeo = overlay(projectedGeo, solidColorImage(black));

Cycle through 3-D and 2-D versions upon the toggle geometry event.

ImageBvr imageToShow = ImageBvr.newUninitBvr();
_toggleGeomProjection = new AppTriggeredEvent();
imageToShow.init( until(directDisplayIm,

_toggleGeomProjection, until(projectedGeo,

_toggleGeomProjection, imageToShow)));

These are the resultant image and sound that constitute the model.

setImage(imageToShow);
setSound(_puzz.getSound());

}