Two dimensional viewing · PPT file · Web view · 2017-03-03Two dimensional viewing. Mechanism for displaying views of a picture on the o/p device. Windowing Concepts....

Two dimensional viewingMechanism for displaying views of a picture on

the o/p device• Windowing Concepts• Clipping

– Introduction – Point clipping– Line Clipping

• Cohen-Sutherland Clipping Algorithm– Polygon Clipping

• Sutherland-Hodgeman Area Clipping Algorithm

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Windowing/Viewing in 2D

Window in world coordinates.

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View port

Monitor(Output Device)

Windowing PipelineWindow -- A world coordinate selected for displayingView Port – An area on a display device to which a window is mapped

The window defines what to be viewed, the viewport defines where to be displayed

The mapping of window to viewport is called • Windowing Transformation• Viewing Transformation • Window to viewport Transformation

Clipping Window & Viewport

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Mapping of point (Xw,Yw) of window to point (Xv, Yv) of viewport

To maintain the relative placement

of the point

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Sy * )ywyw(yv yv minmin

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Sx*)xwxw(xv xv minmin

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Where

Where

Mapping Equation

If Sx = Sy then relative proportion of the object’s are maintained else object will stretched or contracted in either X/Y direction

Clipping

Any procedure that identifies those portion of a picture that are inside or outside is called as clipping

• Point Clipping

• Line Clipping

• Polygon Clipping

Point Clipping A point (x , y) is not clipped if: WXmin ≤ x ≤ WXmax

WYmin ≤ y ≤ WYmax

otherwise it is clipped

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wxmin wxmax

Window

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P2

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P7

P10

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Clipped

Points Within the Window are Not Clipped

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Line Clipping

• For the image below consider which lines should be kept and which ones should be clipped

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Window

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Type of Line For line (x1,y1) to (x2,y2) the line falls into one of

the following type

Situation Type Example

Both end-points inside the window Visible

If Satisfies following inequalitiesX1,X2 > Xmax Y1,Y2 > YmaxX1,X2 < Xmin Y1,Y2 < Ymin

Not visible

Neither type1 or type2 Clipping Candidate

Cohen-Sutherland Clipping Algorithm

• An efficient line clipping algorithm

• Advantage - it vastly reduces the number of line intersections that must be calculated Dr. Ivan E. Sutherland co-

developed the Cohen-Sutherland clipping algorithm. Sutherland is a graphics giant and includes amongst his achievements the invention of the head mounted display.

Cohen is something of a mystery – can anybody find out who he was?

Steps Of Cohen-Sutherland algo

STEPS :-1. Identify the line to be clipped

a) Assign 4 bit code to end points of each lineb) Categories each line

2. Perform the clipping :- Using the slope intercept method or Mid point sub division method

Identify the line to be clipped • World space is divided into regions based on

the window boundaries– Each region has a unique four bit region code– Region codes indicate the position of the regions

with respect to the window

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Region Code Legend

1001 1000 1010

0001 0000Window

0010

0101 0100 0110

a. Assign 4 bit code to end points of each line

wymax

wymin

wxmin wxmax

Window

Rule of assigning bit code :-

bit1 = sign(Y- Ymax) (+)ve ---> 1

bit2 = sign(Ymin- Y) (-)ve ---> 0

bit3 = sign(X- Xmax)

bit4 = sign(Xmin- X)P3 [0001]

P4 [1000]

P6 [0000]

P5 [0000]

P7 [0001]P8 [0010]

P11 [1010]

P12 [0010]

P9 [0000]

P10 [0100]P13 [0101] P14 [0110]

b. Categories all the Lines• Visible - if both end pt code is 0000 bit wise OR is all o’s• Not Visible - If logical AND of end pt code is not 0000• Clipping Candidate - If logical AND of end pt code is 0000

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wymin

wxmin wxmax

Window

P3 [0001]P6 [0000]

P5 [0000]P7 [0001]

P10 [0100]

P9 [0000]

P4 [1000]

P8 [0010]

P12 [0010]

P11 [1010]

P13 [0101] P14 [0110]

Perform Clipping

• Using slope Intercept Method Let line end pt is (X1,Y1) & (X2,Y2) It can intersect either Vertical / Horizontal boundary

– Let vertical Boundary at (X,Y) Hence X = WXmax / WXmin Y = Y1 + m * (X – X1) where m = slope of line– Let Horizontal Boundary at (X,Y) Hence Y = WYmax / WYmin X = X1 + (Y – Y1)/ m where m = slope of line

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WindowP4’ [1001]

P3 [0001]

P4 [1000]

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Exceptional Case

Mid point sub-division method(Based on binary Search)

• The line is divided at it’s mid point into 2 segment• the line type is found for those 2 segment

– for type1 (visible) – draw– for type2 (Not Visible) – discard– for type3 (clipping candidate) – apply the mid point sub-division

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Polygon Clipping

Sutherland-Hodgman polygon clipping method

By line Clipping

By polygon Clipping

ClippingWindow

Polygon

Sutherland-Hodgman polygon clipping method

• Clip the polygon by processing the polygon edge as a whole against each window edge

• Beginning with initial vertex list

Clip the polygon w.r.t left boundary - Form new vertex list

Clip the polygon w.r.t right boundary - Form new vertex list

Clip the polygon w.r.t buttom boundary - Form new vertex list

Clip the polygon w.r.t top boundary - Form new vertex list

4 Rule’s of clipping polygon edge’s against window boundary

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Save Points I & P

I

Rule 1 - if 1st vertex is outside & 2nd vertex is inside then save the intersection pt & 2nd vertex

Rule 2 - if both vertices are inside then save the 2nd vertex

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Save Point PRule 3 - if 1st vertex is inside & 2nd vertex is outside then save the intersection pt

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Save Point II

Rule 4 - if both vertices are outside then don’t save any vertex

P

SNo Points Saved

Hence the clipped polygon is

e.g of clipped polygon