public void ReadCompiledBone(BinaryReader b)
{
// Reads just a single 584 byte entry of a bone.
ControllerID = b.ReadUInt32(); // unique id of bone (generated from bone name)
physicsGeometry = new PhysicsGeometry[2];
physicsGeometry[0].ReadPhysicsGeometry(b); // LOD 0 is the physics of alive body,
physicsGeometry[1].ReadPhysicsGeometry(b); // LOD 1 is the physics of a dead body
mass = b.ReadSingle();
worldToBone = new WORLDTOBONE();
worldToBone.GetWorldToBone(b);
boneToWorld = new BONETOWORLD();
boneToWorld.ReadBoneToWorld(b);
boneName = b.ReadFString(256);
limbID = b.ReadInt32();
offsetParent = b.ReadInt32();
numChildren = b.ReadUInt32();
offsetChild = b.ReadInt32();
}
public String[] childNames; // Not part of read struct. Contains the keys of the children to this bone
public void ReadCompiledBone(BinaryReader b)
{
// Reads just a single 584 byte entry of a bone. At the end the seek position will be advanced, so keep that in mind.
controllerID = b.ReadUInt32();
physicsGeometry = new PhysicsGeometry[2];
physicsGeometry[0].ReadPhysicsGeometry(b);
physicsGeometry[1].ReadPhysicsGeometry(b);
mass = b.ReadSingle();
worldToBone = new WORLDTOBONE();
worldToBone.GetWorldToBone(b);
boneToWorld = new BONETOWORLD();
boneToWorld.GetBoneToWorld(b);
boneName = b.ReadFString(256);
limbID = b.ReadUInt32();
offsetParent = b.ReadInt32();
numChildren = b.ReadUInt32();
offsetChild = b.ReadInt32();
childNames = new String[numChildren];
}
