AndrewBGS
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Create simple skeleton
Is this feature available in 2.0? If not, can you count this as a feature request?
Basically I need slots on some static items so I can place other items on them on demand (like a slot to place fire on a torch for example, or slots on a tree to place apples on them). Apparently this can't work with just the slots, I need a skeleton.
I have pretty much no idea how to use any 3d modeling software so i just want a random bone somewhere so my object can make use of its slots.
Can this be done in esenthel?
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| 03-13-2014 08:36 AM |
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Esenthel
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RE: Create simple skeleton
You can create slots when there's no skeleton, it will be created for you.
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| 03-13-2014 08:38 AM |
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AndrewBGS
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RE: Create simple skeleton
Yes, I noticed; But I can't seem to use those slots;
When I try to attach objects to them, the objects are placed at world coordinates (0,0,0) instead of the place the slot is on the object.
Maybe I'm just using it wrong? I need a cskel to determine the slot, so i use this:
CSkeleton cskel; cskel.create(mesh->skeleton());
if(C OrientP *point=cskel.findPoint(8"slot1")) ....
This always gets me (0,0,0). So is there another way I should find the slot without a skeleton? I picked this up from the tutorials, but there the character had bones.
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| 03-13-2014 10:09 AM |
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Rubeus
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RE: Create simple skeleton
If I remember correctly, you put the object at slot * matrix. The slot is in local object space, so you transform it by the object matrix to get the correct position.
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| 03-13-2014 02:23 PM |
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AndrewBGS
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RE: Create simple skeleton
Can you please provide me some code as to what exactly you mean? I don't quite understand, I'm sorry.
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| 03-13-2014 08:30 PM |
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xzessmedia
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RE: Create simple skeleton
i subclassed game.obj and made my own obj which these are part of
Code:
Vec GameObject::GetMeshSlotVec(cchar8 *name)
{
return CorrectSlotPosition(matrix(),mesh->skeleton()->getPoint(name).pos);
}
Vec GameObject::CorrectSlotPosition(Matrix m,Vec slotpos)
{
Vec ofs=Cam.matrix.z*(D.particlesSoft() ? 0 : -0.1);
return slotpos*m+ofs;
}
the code is from any of the provided source/tutorials
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| 03-14-2014 10:28 AM |
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