3D: opaque polygons are sorted by winding order
the Sands of Destruction character menu relies on this, it mixes and matches polygon windings to thwart Y-sorting
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@ -858,7 +858,8 @@ void SubmitPolygon()
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poly->XTop = xtop; poly->XBottom = xbot;
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poly->SortKey = (ybot << 8) | ytop;
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if (poly->Translucent) poly->SortKey |= 0x10000;
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if (poly->Translucent) poly->SortKey |= 0x20000;
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else if (!poly->FacingView) poly->SortKey |= 0x10000;
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poly->WShift = wshift;
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poly->WBuffer = (FlushAttributes & 0x2);
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@ -873,7 +874,7 @@ void SubmitPolygon()
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z = w << wshift;
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else
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z = (((s64)vtx->Position[2] * 0x800000) / (w << wshift)) + 0x7FFEFF;
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//printf("poly%d v%d: %d %d Z=%08X (%08X %08X)\n", NumPolygons-1, i, vtx->FinalPosition[0], vtx->FinalPosition[1], z, vtx->Position[2], vtx->Position[3]);
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// checkme
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if (z < 0) z = 0;
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else if (z > 0xFFFFFF) z = 0xFFFFFF;
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@ -1339,7 +1340,7 @@ void ExecuteCommand()
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if (PosMatrixStackPointer < 0 || PosMatrixStackPointer > 30)
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{
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printf("!! POS MATRIX STACK UNDER/OVERFLOW %d\n", PosMatrixStackPointer);
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//printf("!! POS MATRIX STACK UNDER/OVERFLOW %d\n", PosMatrixStackPointer);
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PosMatrixStackPointer += offset;
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GXStat |= (1<<15);
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break;
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@ -1798,10 +1799,13 @@ void VCount144()
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bool YSort(Polygon* a, Polygon* b)
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{
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// Y-sorting rules:
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// polygon sorting rules:
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// * opaque polygons come first
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// * opaque polygons are sorted by winding, front-facing polygons come first
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// * polygons with lower bottom Y come first
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// * upon equal bottom Y, polygons with lower top Y come first
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// * upon equal bottom AND top Y, original ordering is used
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// the SortKey is calculated as to implement these rules
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return a->SortKey < b->SortKey;
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}
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