#include #include #include #include "testHarness.h" #include "vf/Block.h" #include "vf/TileTexture.h" using namespace vf; namespace { int luminance(TilePixel texel) { return (texel.r * 299 + texel.g * 587 + texel.b * 114) / 1000; } int colourDistance(TilePixel texel, TileRgb reference) { int dr = static_cast(texel.r) - reference.r; int dg = static_cast(texel.g) - reference.g; int db = static_cast(texel.b) - reference.b; return dr * dr + dg * dg + db * db; } bool leansToAccent(TilePixel texel, const TileSpec& spec) { return colourDistance(texel, spec.accent) < colourDistance(texel, spec.base); } // The palette owns how many tiles exist. A table short of a row must surface as // a reported failure, not as a read past the end of the table proving it. int renderedTiles(const TileSampler& sampler) { int held = sampler.palette().size(); return held < tileCount ? held : tileCount; } std::vector renderTile(const TileSampler& sampler, int tile) { int size = sampler.params().tileSize; std::vector bytes(static_cast(size) * size * 4); sampler.writeTile(tile, bytes.data()); return bytes; } std::vector renderAtlas(const TileSampler& sampler, bool backwards) { int size = sampler.params().tileSize; std::size_t tileBytes = static_cast(size) * size * 4; int held = renderedTiles(sampler); std::vector bytes(tileBytes * static_cast(held)); if (backwards) { for (int tile = held - 1; tile >= 0; --tile) { sampler.writeTile(tile, bytes.data() + tileBytes * static_cast(tile)); } } else { for (int tile = 0; tile < held; ++tile) { sampler.writeTile(tile, bytes.data() + tileBytes * static_cast(tile)); } } return bytes; } // The first row and column carry a deliberate edge darkening, which would hand // every tile a luminance spread for free. Contrast is therefore only ever // measured inside that border. struct LuminanceRange { int lowest = 255; int highest = 0; int spread() const { return highest - lowest; } }; LuminanceRange interiorRange(const TileSampler& sampler, int tile) { LuminanceRange range; int size = sampler.params().tileSize; for (int y = 1; y < size; ++y) { for (int x = 1; x < size; ++x) { int value = luminance(sampler.pixelAt(tile, x, y)); if (value < range.lowest) range.lowest = value; if (value > range.highest) range.highest = value; } } return range; } TileSpec withoutGrain(TileSpec spec) { spec.noise = 0.0f; return spec; } // Columns in one row that the pattern painted with the accent colour. For a // brick tile those are the vertical mortar joints. std::vector accentColumns(const TileSampler& sampler, const TileSpec& spec, int tileSalt, int y) { std::vector columns; for (int x = 0; x < sampler.params().tileSize; ++x) { if (leansToAccent(sampler.pixelOf(spec, tileSalt, x, y), spec)) columns.push_back(x); } return columns; } // A brick course is offset from the one above it, so the set of mortar columns // has to differ between courses. Rows that are entirely mortar are the // horizontal joints and say nothing about the offset. int distinctJointLayouts(const TileSampler& sampler, const TileSpec& spec, int tileSalt) { int size = sampler.params().tileSize; std::set> layouts; for (int y = 0; y < size; ++y) { std::vector columns = accentColumns(sampler, spec, tileSalt, y); if (columns.empty()) continue; if (static_cast(columns.size()) > size / 2) continue; layouts.insert(columns); } return static_cast(layouts.size()); } TileSpec syntheticBrick() { TileSpec spec; spec.name = "syntheticBrick"; spec.pattern = TilePattern::Brick; spec.material = TileMaterial::Stone; spec.base = TileRgb{30, 30, 30}; spec.accent = TileRgb{240, 240, 240}; spec.noise = 0.0f; spec.scale = 0.40f; spec.density = 0.50f; return spec; } } // namespace // Same params in, same bytes out. Anything that reached for a clock, a global // counter or an uninitialised buffer would show up here first. VF_TEST(renderingATileTwiceProducesIdenticalBytes) { TileSampler first; TileSampler second; CHECK_EQ(first.palette().size(), tileCount); for (int tile = 0; tile < renderedTiles(first); ++tile) { std::vector a = renderTile(first, tile); std::vector b = renderTile(second, tile); bool identical = a == b; CHECK(identical); if (!identical) std::printf(" tile %d is not reproducible\n", tile); } } // A tile must not care which tiles were generated before it. The atlas built // back to front has to match the atlas built front to back byte for byte. VF_TEST(theAtlasDoesNotDependOnTheOrderTilesAreGenerated) { TileSampler sampler; std::vector forwards = renderAtlas(sampler, false); std::vector backwards = renderAtlas(sampler, true); CHECK_EQ(forwards.size(), backwards.size()); CHECK(forwards == backwards); } // The opaque pass draws without blending, so an opaque tile with a hole in it // would put a stale colour on screen rather than a hole. VF_TEST(opaqueTilesAreFullyOpaqueInEveryPixel) { TileSampler sampler; int size = sampler.params().tileSize; for (int tile = 0; tile < renderedTiles(sampler); ++tile) { if (sampler.palette().specFor(tile).cutout) continue; int transparent = 0; for (int y = 0; y < size; ++y) { for (int x = 0; x < size; ++x) { if (sampler.pixelAt(tile, x, y).a != 255) ++transparent; } } CHECK_EQ(transparent, 0); if (transparent != 0) { std::printf(" tile %d (%s) has %d see-through pixels\n", tile, sampler.palette().specFor(tile).name, transparent); } } } // A cutout tile that is solid everywhere is not a shape, and one that is hollow // everywhere is not a tile. Both ends have to be present in the alpha channel. VF_TEST(cutoutTilesCarryBothHolesAndSolidPixels) { TileSampler sampler; int size = sampler.params().tileSize; int cutouts = 0; for (int tile = 0; tile < renderedTiles(sampler); ++tile) { const TileSpec& spec = sampler.palette().specFor(tile); if (!spec.cutout) continue; ++cutouts; int holes = 0; int solid = 0; for (int y = 0; y < size; ++y) { for (int x = 0; x < size; ++x) { uint8_t alpha = sampler.pixelAt(tile, x, y).a; if (alpha == 0) ++holes; if (alpha == 255) ++solid; } } CHECK(holes > 0); CHECK(solid > 0); CHECK_EQ(holes + solid, size * size); if (holes == 0 || solid == 0) { std::printf(" tile %d (%s): %d holes, %d solid\n", tile, spec.name, holes, solid); } } CHECK(cutouts >= 20); } // The failure this whole wave exists to stop: a tile that renders as one flat // plate of colour. Measured on the interior so the edge darkening cannot pass a // flat tile off as textured. VF_TEST(everyTileVariesAcrossItsInterior) { TileSampler sampler; const int minimumSpread = 12; for (int tile = 0; tile < renderedTiles(sampler); ++tile) { LuminanceRange range = interiorRange(sampler, tile); CHECK(range.spread() >= minimumSpread); if (range.spread() < minimumSpread) { std::printf(" tile %d (%s) is flat: spread %d\n", tile, sampler.palette().specFor(tile).name, range.spread()); } } } // Brick courses are offset by half a brick. Without the offset every joint // lines up and a brick wall reads as a grid, so the mortar columns of one // course must not repeat in the next. VF_TEST(brickCoursesShiftTheirJointsBetweenRows) { TileSampler sampler; TileSpec synthetic = syntheticBrick(); int layouts = distinctJointLayouts(sampler, synthetic, 500); CHECK(layouts >= 2); if (layouts < 2) std::printf(" synthetic brick has %d joint layouts\n", layouts); // The two courses that actually sit next to each other, spelled out. std::vector firstCourse = accentColumns(sampler, synthetic, 500, 2); std::vector secondCourse = accentColumns(sampler, synthetic, 500, 6); CHECK(!firstCourse.empty()); CHECK(!secondCourse.empty()); CHECK(firstCourse != secondCourse); for (int tile = 0; tile < renderedTiles(sampler); ++tile) { const TileSpec& spec = sampler.palette().specFor(tile); if (spec.pattern != TilePattern::Brick) continue; int real = distinctJointLayouts(sampler, withoutGrain(spec), tile); CHECK(real >= 2); if (real < 2) std::printf(" tile %d (%s) has %d joint layouts\n", tile, spec.name, real); } } // Contrast is a real knob, not a field nobody reads: raising it has to widen // what the tile actually puts on screen. VF_TEST(raisingContrastWidensTheLuminanceRange) { TileTextureParams plain; TileTextureParams punchy; punchy.contrast = 2.0f; TileSampler flat(plain); TileSampler bold(punchy); int widened = 0; for (int tile = 0; tile < renderedTiles(flat); ++tile) { int quiet = interiorRange(flat, tile).spread(); int loud = interiorRange(bold, tile).spread(); CHECK(loud >= quiet); if (loud > quiet) ++widened; } CHECK(widened > tileCount / 2); } // The seed reaches the grain, and only the grain: the palette a sampler reports // is the same table whatever the seed is. VF_TEST(changingTheNoiseSeedRedrawsTheGrainButNotThePalette) { TileTextureParams first; TileTextureParams second; second.noiseSeed = first.noiseSeed ^ 0x5bf03635u; TileSampler original(first); TileSampler reseeded(second); int changed = 0; for (int tile = 0; tile < renderedTiles(original); ++tile) { if (renderTile(original, tile) != renderTile(reseeded, tile)) ++changed; CHECK(original.palette().specFor(tile).base == reseeded.palette().specFor(tile).base); CHECK(original.palette().specFor(tile).accent == reseeded.palette().specFor(tile).accent); } CHECK(changed > tileCount * 3 / 4); TileSampler sameSeedAgain(first); CHECK(renderAtlas(original, false) == renderAtlas(sameSeedAgain, false)); } // writeTile is the path render/Atlas.cpp takes and pixelAt is the path the // tests take. They have to be the same generator. VF_TEST(writeTileAgreesWithPixelAtEverywhere) { TileSampler sampler; int size = sampler.params().tileSize; for (int tile = 0; tile < renderedTiles(sampler); ++tile) { std::vector bytes = renderTile(sampler, tile); for (int y = 0; y < size; ++y) { for (int x = 0; x < size; ++x) { TilePixel texel = sampler.pixelAt(tile, x, y); std::size_t offset = (static_cast(y) * size + x) * 4; CHECK_EQ(bytes[offset + 0], texel.r); CHECK_EQ(bytes[offset + 1], texel.g); CHECK_EQ(bytes[offset + 2], texel.b); CHECK_EQ(bytes[offset + 3], texel.a); } } } }