Post by simianarmy on Oct 21, 2019 1:17:35 GMT
Hello! I'm nearing the end of the book and coming up with a strange failing test result.
The test is
“Scenario: A ray hits a CSG object
Given s1 ← sphere()
And s2 ← sphere()
And set_transform(s2, translation(0, 0, 0.5))
And c ← csg("union", s1, s2)
And r ← ray(point(0, 0, -5), vector(0, 0, 1))
When xs ← local_intersect(c, r)
Then xs.count = 2
And xs[0].t = 4
And xs[0].object = s1
And xs[1].t = 6.5
And xs[1].object = s2”
When I run it on my implementation, it fails at the xs[1].t check because
6 != 6.5
I checked & rechecked everything but can't figure out why t would be 6 for the 2nd object's intersection...
Pretty sure my Sphere intersection code is correct, and all prior tests pass.
The test is
“Scenario: A ray hits a CSG object
Given s1 ← sphere()
And s2 ← sphere()
And set_transform(s2, translation(0, 0, 0.5))
And c ← csg("union", s1, s2)
And r ← ray(point(0, 0, -5), vector(0, 0, 1))
When xs ← local_intersect(c, r)
Then xs.count = 2
And xs[0].t = 4
And xs[0].object = s1
And xs[1].t = 6.5
And xs[1].object = s2”
When I run it on my implementation, it fails at the xs[1].t check because
6 != 6.5
I checked & rechecked everything but can't figure out why t would be 6 for the 2nd object's intersection...
Pretty sure my Sphere intersection code is correct, and all prior tests pass.
