// Port of tunnel tutorial code by Lode Vandevenne 
// https://lodev.org/cgtutor/tunnel.html
// See end of file for license
//    /Mattias Gustavsson

#include <math.h>
#include "dos.h"

#define texWidth 256
#define texHeight 256
#define screenWidth 320
#define screenHeight 200

unsigned char texture[texWidth][texHeight];

//Make the tables twice as big as the screen. The center of the buffers is now the position (w,h).
int distanceTable[2 * screenWidth][2 * screenHeight];
int angleTable[2 * screenWidth][2 * screenHeight];

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
  setvideomode( videomode_320x200 );
  setdoublebuffer(1);
  int w = screenWidth;
  int h = screenHeight;

  unsigned char palette[ 768 ];
  int gifWidth, gifHeight, palcount;
  unsigned char* gif = loadgif( "files/tunnel.gif", &gifWidth, &gifHeight, &palcount, palette );    
  for( int y = 0; y < texHeight; ++y )
  for( int x = 0; x < texWidth; ++x ) 
  {
    texture[x][y] = gif[ x + y * gifWidth];
  }
  
  for( int i = 0; i < palcount; ++i ) {
    setpal(i, palette[ 3 * i + 0 ],palette[ 3 * i + 1 ], palette[ 3 * i + 2 ] );
  }

  //generate non-linear transformation table, now for the bigger buffers (twice as big)
  for(int y = 0; y < h * 2; y++)
  for(int x = 0; x < w * 2; x++)
  {
    int angle, distance;
    float ratio = 32.0;
    //these formulas are changed to work with the new center of the tables
    distance = (int)(ratio * texHeight / sqrt((float)((x - w) * (x - w) + (y - h) * (y - h)))) % texHeight;
    angle = (int)(0.5 * texWidth * atan2((float)(y - h), (float)(x - w)) / 3.1416);
    distanceTable[x][y] = distance;
    angleTable[x][y] = angle;
  }

  float animation = 0.0f;
  unsigned char* buffer = screenbuffer();

  //begin the loop
  while(!shuttingdown())
  {
    waitvbl();     
    animation += 1.0f / 60.0f;

    //calculate the shift values out of the animation value
    int shiftX = (int)(texWidth * 1.0 * animation);
    int shiftY = (int)(texHeight * 0.25 * animation);
    //calculate the look values out of the animation value
    //by using sine functions, it'll alternate between looking left/right and up/down
    //make sure that x + shiftLookX never goes outside the dimensions of the table, same for y
    int shiftLookX = w / 2 + (int)(w / 2 * sin(animation));
    int shiftLookY = h / 2 + (int)(h / 2 * sin(animation * 2.0));

    for(int y = 0; y < h; y++)
    for(int x = 0; x < w; x++)
    {
      //get the texel from the texture by using the tables, shifted with the animation variable
      //now, x and y are shifted as well with the "look" animation values
      int color = texture[(unsigned int)(distanceTable[x + shiftLookX][y + shiftLookY] + shiftX)  % texWidth]
                 [(unsigned int)(angleTable[x + shiftLookX][y + shiftLookY]+ shiftY) % texHeight];
      buffer[x + 320*y] = (unsigned char)color;
    }
    buffer = swapbuffers();

    if( keystate( KEY_ESCAPE ) ) {
        break;
    }
  }

  return(0);
}


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