/// <summary>
/// Loads a FBX scene and converts it (in the same folder) into its GCX equivalent
/// </summary>
/// <param name="_File"></param>
public void LoadScene( FileInfo _SourceFile, FileInfo _TargetFile )
{
FBX.SceneLoader.SceneLoader Loader = new FBX.SceneLoader.SceneLoader();
FBX.SceneLoader.MaterialsDatabase Materials = new FBX.SceneLoader.MaterialsDatabase();
// Materials.BuildFromM2( new DirectoryInfo( @"D:\Workspaces\Arkane\m2" ) );
FBX.Scene.Scene Scene = new FBX.Scene.Scene();
Loader.Load( _SourceFile, Scene, 1.0f, Materials );
// Start writing
// FileInfo Target = new FileInfo( Path.Combine( Path.GetDirectoryName( _SourceFile.FullName ), Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension( _SourceFile.FullName ) + ".gcx" ) );
using ( FileStream S = _TargetFile.OpenWrite() )
using ( BinaryWriter W = new BinaryWriter( S ) )
{
GCXFormat.Scene GCX = new GCXFormat.Scene( Scene );
GCX.Save( W );
}
// Write infos
List<string> Infos = new List<string>();
Infos.Add( "Textures:" );
foreach ( FBX.Scene.Materials.Texture2D Texture in Scene.Textures )
Infos.Add( "ID #" + Texture.ID.ToString( "D3" ) + " URL=" + Texture.URL );
Infos.Add( "" );
// Here, I write an array mapping texture IDs to names, assuming textures have been converted to POM format using PNG2POM (or HDR2POM)
// This way I can simply copy this "code friendly" list and paste it in my C++ code (e.g. const char* ppID2TextureName[] = { PasteHere }; )
Infos.Add( "Texture Flat Names:" );
Infos.Add( "" );
string DirectoryHeader = Path.GetDirectoryName( _SourceFile.ToString() );
DirectoryHeader = DirectoryHeader.Replace( "\\", "\\\\" ); // Double antislashes
foreach ( FBX.Scene.Materials.Texture2D Texture in Scene.Textures )
// Infos.Add( "ID #" + Texture.ID.ToString( "D3" ) + " URL=" + Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension( Texture.URL ) );
Infos.Add( "\"" + DirectoryHeader + @"\\TexturesPOM\\" + Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension( Texture.URL ) + ".pom\"," );
Infos.Add( "" );
Infos.Add( "=============================" );
Infos.Add( "Materials:" );
foreach ( FBX.Scene.Materials.MaterialParameters Mat in Scene.MaterialParameters )
Infos.Add( "ID #" + Mat.ID + " => " + Mat.Name + " (shader=" + Mat.ShaderURL + ")" );
Infos.Add( "" );
Infos.Add( "=============================" );
Infos.Add( "Meshes:" );
foreach ( FBX.Scene.Nodes.Mesh Mesh in Scene.Meshes )
Infos.Add( "ID #" + Mesh.ID + " => " + Mesh.Name + " (primsCount=" + Mesh.PrimitivesCount + ")" );
Infos.Add( "" );
Infos.Add( "=============================" );
Infos.Add( "Lights:" );
foreach ( FBX.Scene.Nodes.Light Light in Scene.Lights )
Infos.Add( "ID #" + Light.ID + " => " + Light.Name + " (type=" + Light.Type + ")" );
Infos.Add( "" );
Infos.Add( "=============================" );
Infos.Add( "Cameras:" );
foreach ( FBX.Scene.Nodes.Camera Camera in Scene.Cameras )
Infos.Add( "ID #" + Camera.ID + " => " + Camera.Name + " (FOV=" + (Camera.FOV * 180.0f / Math.PI) + ")" );
Infos.Add( "" );
if ( Materials != null )
{
FBX.SceneLoader.MaterialsDatabase.Material[] QueriedMaterials = Materials.QueriedMaterials;
List<string> QueriedTextures = new List<string>();
// Here I'm generating the XCOPY batch commands to copy original textures from a complex directory structure
// into a flattened directory where they'll further be converted into POM files using PNG2POM
Infos.Add( "=============================" );
Infos.Add( "Queried database materials:" );
foreach ( FBX.SceneLoader.MaterialsDatabase.Material M in QueriedMaterials )
{
Infos.Add( M.Name );
if ( M.TextureDiffuse != null )
QueriedTextures.Add( "xcopy \"" + M.TextureDiffuse.Replace( '/', '\\' ) + "\" \"..\\POMTextures\\\" /Y/U/S" );
if ( M.TextureNormal != null )
QueriedTextures.Add( "xcopy \"" + M.TextureNormal.Replace( '/', '\\' ) + "\" \"..\\POMTextures\\\" /Y/U/S" );
if ( M.TextureSpecular != null )
QueriedTextures.Add( "xcopy \"" + M.TextureSpecular.Replace( '/', '\\' ) + "\" \"..\\POMTextures\\\" /Y/U/S" );
}
Infos.Add( "" );
Infos.Add( "=============================" );
Infos.Add( "Queried textures:" );
Infos.AddRange( QueriedTextures );
}
textBoxReport.Lines = Infos.ToArray();
}
/// <summary>
/// Loads a FBX scene and converts it (in the same folder) into its GCX equivalent
/// </summary>
/// <param name="_File"></param>
public void LoadScene(FileInfo _SourceFile, FileInfo _TargetFile)
{
FBX.SceneLoader.SceneLoader Loader = new FBX.SceneLoader.SceneLoader();
FBX.SceneLoader.MaterialsDatabase Materials = new FBX.SceneLoader.MaterialsDatabase();
// Materials.BuildFromM2( new DirectoryInfo( @"D:\Workspaces\Arkane\m2" ) );
FBX.Scene.Scene Scene = new FBX.Scene.Scene();
Loader.Load(_SourceFile, Scene, 1.0f, Materials);
// Start writing
// FileInfo Target = new FileInfo( Path.Combine( Path.GetDirectoryName( _SourceFile.FullName ), Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension( _SourceFile.FullName ) + ".gcx" ) );
using (FileStream S = _TargetFile.OpenWrite())
using (BinaryWriter W = new BinaryWriter(S))
{
GCXFormat.Scene GCX = new GCXFormat.Scene(Scene);
GCX.Save(W);
}
// Write infos
List <string> Infos = new List <string>();
Infos.Add("Textures:");
foreach (FBX.Scene.Materials.Texture2D Texture in Scene.Textures)
{
Infos.Add("ID #" + Texture.ID.ToString("D3") + " URL=" + Texture.URL);
}
Infos.Add("");
// Here, I write an array mapping texture IDs to names, assuming textures have been converted to POM format using PNG2POM (or HDR2POM)
// This way I can simply copy this "code friendly" list and paste it in my C++ code (e.g. const char* ppID2TextureName[] = { PasteHere }; )
Infos.Add("Texture Flat Names:");
Infos.Add("");
string DirectoryHeader = Path.GetDirectoryName(_SourceFile.ToString());
DirectoryHeader = DirectoryHeader.Replace("\\", "\\\\"); // Double antislashes
foreach (FBX.Scene.Materials.Texture2D Texture in Scene.Textures)
{
// Infos.Add( "ID #" + Texture.ID.ToString( "D3" ) + " URL=" + Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension( Texture.URL ) );
Infos.Add("\"" + DirectoryHeader + @"\\TexturesPOM\\" + Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(Texture.URL) + ".pom\",");
}
Infos.Add("");
Infos.Add("=============================");
Infos.Add("Materials:");
foreach (FBX.Scene.Materials.MaterialParameters Mat in Scene.MaterialParameters)
{
Infos.Add("ID #" + Mat.ID + " => " + Mat.Name + " (shader=" + Mat.ShaderURL + ")");
}
Infos.Add("");
Infos.Add("=============================");
Infos.Add("Meshes:");
foreach (FBX.Scene.Nodes.Mesh Mesh in Scene.Meshes)
{
Infos.Add("ID #" + Mesh.ID + " => " + Mesh.Name + " (primsCount=" + Mesh.PrimitivesCount + ")");
}
Infos.Add("");
Infos.Add("=============================");
Infos.Add("Lights:");
foreach (FBX.Scene.Nodes.Light Light in Scene.Lights)
{
Infos.Add("ID #" + Light.ID + " => " + Light.Name + " (type=" + Light.Type + ")");
}
Infos.Add("");
Infos.Add("=============================");
Infos.Add("Cameras:");
foreach (FBX.Scene.Nodes.Camera Camera in Scene.Cameras)
{
Infos.Add("ID #" + Camera.ID + " => " + Camera.Name + " (FOV=" + (Camera.FOV * 180.0f / Math.PI) + ")");
}
Infos.Add("");
if (Materials != null)
{
FBX.SceneLoader.MaterialsDatabase.Material[] QueriedMaterials = Materials.QueriedMaterials;
List <string> QueriedTextures = new List <string>();
// Here I'm generating the XCOPY batch commands to copy original textures from a complex directory structure
// into a flattened directory where they'll further be converted into POM files using PNG2POM
Infos.Add("=============================");
Infos.Add("Queried database materials:");
foreach (FBX.SceneLoader.MaterialsDatabase.Material M in QueriedMaterials)
{
Infos.Add(M.Name);
if (M.TextureDiffuse != null)
{
QueriedTextures.Add("xcopy \"" + M.TextureDiffuse.Replace('/', '\\') + "\" \"..\\POMTextures\\\" /Y/U/S");
}
if (M.TextureNormal != null)
{
QueriedTextures.Add("xcopy \"" + M.TextureNormal.Replace('/', '\\') + "\" \"..\\POMTextures\\\" /Y/U/S");
}
if (M.TextureSpecular != null)
{
QueriedTextures.Add("xcopy \"" + M.TextureSpecular.Replace('/', '\\') + "\" \"..\\POMTextures\\\" /Y/U/S");
}
}
Infos.Add("");
Infos.Add("=============================");
Infos.Add("Queried textures:");
Infos.AddRange(QueriedTextures);
}
textBoxReport.Lines = Infos.ToArray();
}
