DOOM-3-BFG/base/renderprogs/stereoWarp.pixel

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*/

#include "global.inc"

/*

This shader will cover a square block of pixel coordinates, but some of them might
be scissored off if the edges of the screen or the midpoint divider are visible through
the optics.

*/

uniform sampler2D samp0 : register(s0);

struct PS_IN {
	vec4 texcoord0	: TEXCOORD0_centroid;
};


struct PS_OUT {
	float4 color : COLOR;
};

void main( PS_IN fragment, out PS_OUT result ) {
    const float screenWarp_range   = 1.45;

    const vec2    warpCenter = vec2( 0.5, 0.5 );
    vec2    centeredTexcoord = fragment.texcoord0.xy - warpCenter;

	float	radialLength = length( centeredTexcoord );
	vec2	radialDir = normalize( centeredTexcoord );

	// get it down into the 0 - PI/2 range
	float	range = screenWarp_range;
	float	scaledRadialLength = radialLength * range;
	float	tanScaled = tan( scaledRadialLength );

    float   rescaleValue = tan( 0.5 * range );

    // If radialLength was 0.5, we want rescaled to also come out
    // as 0.5, so the edges of the rendered image are at the edges
    // of the warped image.
	float	rescaled = tanScaled / rescaleValue;

    vec2	warped = warpCenter + vec2( 0.5, 0.5 ) * radialDir * rescaled;

	result.color = tex2D( samp0, warped );
}