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#ifndef TEST_CURVE_H
#define TEST_CURVE_H
#include "scene/resources/curve.h"
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#include "tests/test_macros.h"
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namespace TestCurve {
TEST_CASE("[Curve] Default curve") {
const Ref<Curve> curve = memnew(Curve);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
curve->get_point_count() == 0,
"Default curve should contain the expected number of points.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_zero_approx(curve->sample(0)),
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"Default curve should return the expected value at offset 0.0.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_zero_approx(curve->sample(0.5)),
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"Default curve should return the expected value at offset 0.5.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_zero_approx(curve->sample(1)),
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"Default curve should return the expected value at offset 1.0.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Curve] Custom curve with free tangents") {
Ref<Curve> curve = memnew(Curve);
// "Sawtooth" curve with an open ending towards the 1.0 offset.
curve->add_point(Vector2(0, 0));
curve->add_point(Vector2(0.25, 1));
curve->add_point(Vector2(0.5, 0));
curve->add_point(Vector2(0.75, 1));
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_zero_approx(curve->get_point_left_tangent(0)),
"get_point_left_tangent() should return the expected value for point index 0.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_zero_approx(curve->get_point_right_tangent(0)),
"get_point_right_tangent() should return the expected value for point index 0.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
curve->get_point_left_mode(0) == Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_FREE,
"get_point_left_mode() should return the expected value for point index 0.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
curve->get_point_right_mode(0) == Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_FREE,
"get_point_right_mode() should return the expected value for point index 0.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
curve->get_point_count() == 4,
"Custom free curve should contain the expected number of points.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_zero_approx(curve->sample(-0.1)),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(0.1), (real_t)0.352),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(0.4), (real_t)0.352),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(0.7), (real_t)0.896),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(1), 1),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(2), 1),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_zero_approx(curve->sample_baked(-0.1)),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(0.1), (real_t)0.352),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(0.4), (real_t)0.352),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(0.7), (real_t)0.896),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(1), 1),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(2), 1),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.1.");
curve->remove_point(1);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(0.1), 0),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected value at offset 0.1 after removing point at index 1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(0.1), 0),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.1 after removing point at index 1.");
curve->clear_points();
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(0.6), 0),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected value at offset 0.6 after clearing all points.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(0.6), 0),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.6 after clearing all points.");
}
TEST_CASE("[Curve] Custom curve with linear tangents") {
Ref<Curve> curve = memnew(Curve);
// "Sawtooth" curve with an open ending towards the 1.0 offset.
curve->add_point(Vector2(0, 0), 0, 0, Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_LINEAR, Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_LINEAR);
curve->add_point(Vector2(0.25, 1), 0, 0, Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_LINEAR, Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_LINEAR);
curve->add_point(Vector2(0.5, 0), 0, 0, Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_LINEAR, Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_LINEAR);
curve->add_point(Vector2(0.75, 1), 0, 0, Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_LINEAR, Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_LINEAR);
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_equal_approx(curve->get_point_left_tangent(3), 4),
"get_point_left_tangent() should return the expected value for point index 3.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_zero_approx(curve->get_point_right_tangent(3)),
"get_point_right_tangent() should return the expected value for point index 3.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
curve->get_point_left_mode(3) == Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_LINEAR,
"get_point_left_mode() should return the expected value for point index 3.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
curve->get_point_right_mode(3) == Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_LINEAR,
"get_point_right_mode() should return the expected value for point index 3.");
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
Math::is_zero_approx(curve->get_point_right_tangent(300)),
"get_point_right_tangent() should return the expected value for invalid point index 300.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
curve->get_point_left_mode(-12345) == Curve::TangentMode::TANGENT_FREE,
"get_point_left_mode() should return the expected value for invalid point index -12345.");
ERR_PRINT_ON;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
curve->get_point_count() == 4,
"Custom linear curve should contain the expected number of points.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_zero_approx(curve->sample(-0.1)),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected value at offset -0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(0.1), (real_t)0.4),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(0.4), (real_t)0.4),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected value at offset 0.4.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(0.7), (real_t)0.8),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected value at offset 0.7.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(1), 1),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected value at offset 1.0.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(2), 1),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected value at offset 2.0.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_zero_approx(curve->sample_baked(-0.1)),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected baked value at offset -0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(0.1), (real_t)0.4),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.1.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(0.4), (real_t)0.4),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.4.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(0.7), (real_t)0.8),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.7.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(1), 1),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected baked value at offset 1.0.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(2), 1),
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"Custom linear curve should return the expected baked value at offset 2.0.");
ERR_PRINT_OFF;
curve->remove_point(10);
ERR_PRINT_ON;
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample(0.7), (real_t)0.8),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected value at offset 0.7 after removing point at invalid index 10.");
CHECK_MESSAGE(
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Math::is_equal_approx(curve->sample_baked(0.7), (real_t)0.8),
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"Custom free curve should return the expected baked value at offset 0.7 after removing point at invalid index 10.");
}
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TEST_CASE("[Curve2D] Linear sampling should return exact value") {
Ref<Curve2D> curve = memnew(Curve2D);
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real_t len = 2048.0;
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curve->add_point(Vector2(0, 0));
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curve->add_point(Vector2(len, 0));
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real_t baked_length = curve->get_baked_length();
CHECK(len == baked_length);
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for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) {
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Vector2 pos = curve->sample_baked(i);
CHECK_MESSAGE(pos.x == i, "sample_baked should return exact value");
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}
}
TEST_CASE("[Curve3D] Linear sampling should return exact value") {
Ref<Curve3D> curve = memnew(Curve3D);
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real_t len = 2048.0;
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curve->add_point(Vector3(0, 0, 0));
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curve->add_point(Vector3(len, 0, 0));
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real_t baked_length = curve->get_baked_length();
CHECK(len == baked_length);
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for (int i = 0; i < len; i++) {
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Vector3 pos = curve->sample_baked(i);
CHECK_MESSAGE(pos.x == i, "sample_baked should return exact value");
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}
}
Add a test suite for Curve
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} // namespace TestCurve
#endif // TEST_CURVE_H
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