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createTile() initializes four coordinates that will later form a quad (tile) in the QuadArray mesh: private void createTile(Point3f[] coords, int i, int x, int z) { // (xc, zc) is the (x,z) coordinate in the scene float xc = x - FLOOR_LEN/2; float zc = z - FLOOR_LEN/2; // points created in counter-clockwise order from bottom left coords[i] = new Point3f(xc, heights[z+1][x], zc+1.0f); coords[i+1] = new Point3f(xc+1.0f, heights[z+1][x+1], zc+1.0f); coords[i+2] = new Point3f(xc+1.0f, heights[z][x+1], zc); coords[i+3] = new Point3f(xc, heights[z][x], zc); } // end of createTile() The x and z indices of the heights[][] array are converted into x- and z- axis values by subtracting FLOOR_LEN/2 from them.

We started looking at storyboards after creating a project that displayed a series of falling raindrops, moved using procedural animation. Let s revisit the raindrops project, but rewrite it this time using storyboard animation.

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createTexCoords() generates texture coordinates for the floor s vertices. Since the vertices are grouped in fours for each quad, the texture coordinates (texels) are grouped in a similar way: private TexCoord2f[] createTexCoords(Point3f[] coords, int texLen) { int numPoints = coords.length; TexCoord2f[] tcoords = new TexCoord2f[numPoints]; TexCoord2f dummyTC = new TexCoord2f(-1,-1); // dummy tex coord for(int i=0; i < numPoints; i=i+4) createTexTile(tcoords, i, texLen, coords, dummyTC); // 4 tex coords for 1 coordinates tile return tcoords; } // end of createTexCoords() The dummy texture coordinate, dummyTC, is used to deal with some tricky edge cases when generating the texels, which I explain later in this section. In coords[], each group of four vertices for a quad is stored in counterclockwise order, starting from the bottom-left vertex. This same ordering is employed by createTexTile() for storing the texture coordinates in tcoords[]: private void createTexTile(TexCoord2f[] tcoords, int i, int texLen, Point3f[] coords, TexCoord2f dummyTC) { // make the bottom-left tex coord, i tcoords[i] = makeTexCoord(coords[i], texLen, dummyTC); for (int j = 1; j < 4; j++) // add the other three coords tcoords[i+j] = makeTexCoord(coords[i+j], texLen, tcoords[i]); } // end of createTexTile()

The implementation for this animation can be found in the StoryboardAnimation project. If you run it, you will see that it looks essentially identical to the previous project. The internal implementation is quite different, however, as you will see if you look in the code behind MainPage. Instead of relying on the Rendering event for moving the sprites, each sprite is now moved simply by making a call to BeginTranslate after it is created inside the Raindrop class constructor. Each sprite is given a random position, is given a random translation duration, and is set to use the CircleEase easing function and to repeat its translation forever. One other point of interest here is the use of the BeginTranslate function s startTime parameter. Without this parameter, all the storyboards would start at exactly the same moment, resulting in all the drops appearing to begin together at the top of the page. By providing a random start time between 0 and the overall duration, each sprite begins at a random position through its translation, providing a much better initial distribution of sprites.

Note The MySQL source code hints at future use of a trigger privilege. Look for a change in a future