kevindekever
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[Solved] Animated Leaves?
Code:
/******************************************************************************/
Game.ObjMap<Game.Static> Trees; // container for item objects
ObjectPtr obj;
MeshPtr mesh;
MaterialPtr material;
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void InitPre()
{
EE_INIT();
App.flag=APP_MS_EXCLUSIVE;
Renderer.type(RT_DEFERRED);
Cam.dist =15;
Cam.yaw =-PI_4;
Cam.pitch=-0.5;
Cam.at.set(0, 0, 0);
}
/******************************************************************************/
bool Init()
{
Physics.create(EE_PHYSX_DLL_PATH);
// set world active range to match the view range
Game.World.activeRange(D.viewRange());
// we need to tell the world 'which class handles which object type'
// this is done by assigning memory containers to certain Object Types
// now when the engine is set up properly we can start a 'new game' with a builded world
Game.World.New(UID(3502200796, 1195306463, 3389023402, 3176213)); // create the world by giving path to world
Game.World.setObjType(Trees, OBJ_TREE);
if(Game.World.settings().environment) // if the world has environment settings (like sun, ambient, sky, ..)
Game.World.settings().environment->set(); // then set them
// when the world is set it doesn't actually load all the terrain and objects into memory
// it loads only information about them
// you need to tell the world which terrain and objects you need to use at the moment
// to do that call:
Game.World.update(Cam.at); // which updates world to use only terrain and objects at given position, here camera position is used
obj = ObjectPtr(UID(899129323, 1251729884, 1950262160, 3450165873)); // Tree Mesh
obj->type(OBJ_TREE);
MaterialPtr m = MaterialPtr(UID(1563354693, 1083216022, 2280581278, 82071384)); //TEXTURE Leaves
m->technique = MTECH_TEST_BLEND_LIGHT_LEAF;
m->validate();
obj->mesh()->parts[1].material(m);
obj->mesh()->parts[0].material(UID(1823861687, 1309762074, 3259199142, 2235106019)); // TEXTURE Bark
obj->mesh()->setBox();
obj->mesh()->setShader();
Game.World.objCreate(*obj, Matrix(MatrixIdentity, Vec(0, 0, 0)));
return true;
}
/******************************************************************************/
void Shut()
{
}
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bool Update()
{
if(Kb.bp(KB_ESC))return false;
Cam.transformByMouse(0.1, 100, CAMH_ZOOM|(Ms.b(1)?CAMH_MOVE:CAMH_ROT));
D.grassUpdate();
Game.World.update(Cam.at); // update the world to given position
return true;
}
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void Render()
{
switch(Renderer())
{
case RM_PREPARE:
{
obj->mesh()->draw(MatrixIdentity);
}break;
case RM_SHADOW :
{
}break;
}
}
void Draw()
{
Renderer(Render);
}
/******************************************************************************/
What i have to do to add the animation shader? "MTECH_TEST_BLEND_LIGHT_LEAF"
(This post was last modified: 08-11-2015 08:28 AM by kevindekever.)
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| 08-10-2015 11:45 PM |
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RedcrowProd
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RE: Animated Leaves?
to use this technique mesh must also contain leaf attachment positions, which can be generated in the Model Editor tool through menu options ?
idk i've never tried this so far, but i'm interested as well =) wanna see what can be done with that
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| 08-11-2015 05:08 AM |
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kevindekever
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RE: Animated Leaves?
(08-11-2015 05:08 AM)RedcrowProd Wrote: to use this technique mesh must also contain leaf attachment positions, which can be generated in the Model Editor tool through menu options ?
idk i've never tried this so far, but i'm interested as well =) wanna see what can be done with that
Thanks, yes this was the problem. Just added this line:
Code:
obj->mesh()->parts[1].setLeafAttachment(Vec2(0.5f, 0.0f));
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| 08-11-2015 08:27 AM |
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