public static string Assemble(KeyframeSequence sequence, List <Bone> rig)
{
StudioMdlWriter animWriter = new StudioMdlWriter();
List <Keyframe> keyframes = new List <Keyframe>();
var boneLookup = new Dictionary <string, Bone>();
var nodes = animWriter.Nodes;
foreach (Bone bone in rig)
{
Node node = bone.Node;
if (node != null)
{
string boneName = node.Name;
if (!boneLookup.ContainsKey(boneName))
{
boneLookup.Add(boneName, bone);
}
nodes.Add(node);
}
}
foreach (Keyframe kf in sequence.GetChildrenOfClass <Keyframe>())
{
Pose rootPart = kf.FindFirstChild <Pose>("HumanoidRootPart");
if (rootPart != null)
{
// We don't need the rootpart for this.
foreach (Pose subPose in rootPart.GetChildrenOfClass <Pose>())
{
subPose.Parent = kf;
}
rootPart.Destroy();
}
kf.Time /= sequence.TimeScale;
keyframes.Add(kf);
}
keyframes.Sort(0, keyframes.Count, sorter);
Keyframe lastKeyframe = keyframes[keyframes.Count - 1];
float fLength = lastKeyframe.Time;
int frameCount = ToFrameRate(fLength);
// As far as I can tell, models in Source require you to store poses for every
// single frame, so I need to fill in the gaps with interpolated pose CFrames.
var keyframeMap = new Dictionary <int, Dictionary <string, Pose> >();
foreach (Keyframe kf in keyframes)
{
int frame = ToFrameRate(kf.Time);
var poses = GatherPoses(kf);
var poseMap = poses.ToDictionary(pose => pose.Name);
keyframeMap[frame] = poseMap;
}
// Make sure there are no holes in the data.
for (int i = 0; i < frameCount; i++)
{
if (!keyframeMap.ContainsKey(i))
{
var emptyState = new Dictionary <string, Pose>();
keyframeMap.Add(i, emptyState);
}
}
List <BoneKeyframe> boneKeyframes = animWriter.Skeleton;
for (int i = 0; i < frameCount; i++)
{
BoneKeyframe frame = new BoneKeyframe(i);
List <Bone> bones = frame.Bones;
if (sequence.AvatarType == AvatarType.R15)
{
frame.BaseRig = rig;
frame.DeltaSequence = true;
}
foreach (Node node in nodes)
{
PosePair closestPoses = GetClosestPoses(keyframeMap, i, node.Name);
float min = closestPoses.Min.Frame;
float max = closestPoses.Max.Frame;
float alpha = (min == max ? 0 : (i - min) / (max - min));
Pose pose0 = closestPoses.Min.Pose;
Pose pose1 = closestPoses.Max.Pose;
CFrame lastCFrame = pose0.CFrame;
CFrame nextCFrame = pose1.CFrame;
Bone baseBone = boneLookup[node.Name];
CFrame interp = lastCFrame.Lerp(nextCFrame, alpha);
// Make some patches to the interpolation offsets. Unfortunately I can't
// identify any single fix that I can apply to each joint, so I have to get crafty.
// At some point in the future, I want to find a more practical solution for this problem,
// but it is extremely difficult to isolate if any single solution exists.
if (sequence.AvatarType == AvatarType.R6)
{
Vector3 pos = interp.Position;
CFrame rot = interp - pos;
if (node.Name == "Torso")
{
// Flip the YZ axis of the Torso.
float[] ang = interp.ToEulerAnglesXYZ();
rot = CFrame.Angles(ang[0], ang[2], ang[1]);
pos = new Vector3(pos.X, pos.Z, pos.Y);
}
else if (node.Name.StartsWith("Right"))
{
// X-axis is inverted for the right arm/leg.
pos *= new Vector3(-1, 1, 1);
}
if (node.Name.EndsWith("Arm") || node.Name.EndsWith("Leg"))
{
// Rotate position offset of the arms & legs 90* counter-clockwise.
pos = new Vector3(-pos.Z, pos.Y, pos.X);
}
if (node.Name != "Head")
{
rot = rot.Inverse();
}
interp = new CFrame(pos) * rot;
}
else if (sequence.AvatarType == AvatarType.R15)
{
float[] ang = interp.ToEulerAnglesXYZ();
// Cancel out the rotations
interp *= CFrame.Angles(-ang[0], -ang[1], -ang[2]);
// Patch the Y-axis
PatchAngles(ref interp, 1, ang);
// Patch the Z-axis
PatchAngles(ref interp, 2, ang);
// Patch the X-axis
PatchAngles(ref interp, 0, ang);
}
Bone bone = new Bone(node, interp);
bones.Add(bone);
}
boneKeyframes.Add(frame);
}
return(animWriter.BuildFile());
}