public void Read(BinaryReaderEx br)
{
texOff = br.ReadInt32();
uint x = 0;
do
{
x = br.ReadUInt32();
if (x != 0)
{
modOffs.Add(x);
}
}while (x != 0);
br.Jump(texOff);
map = new UImap(br);
foreach (uint u in modOffs)
{
br.Jump(u);
LODModel lod = new LODModel(br);
lodmods.Add(lod);
}
}
public void Read(BinaryReaderEx br)
{
texOff = br.ReadInt32();
uint x = 0;
List <uint> modOffs = new List <uint>();
do
{
x = br.ReadUInt32();
if (x != 0)
{
modOffs.Add(x);
}
}while (x != 0);
br.Jump(texOff);
map = new UImap(br);
foreach (uint u in modOffs)
{
br.Jump(u);
CtrModel lod = new CtrModel(br);
dynamics.Add(lod);
}
}
public void Read(BinaryReaderEx br)
{
texOff = br.ReadInt32();
//so here's what's going on, instead of reading all pointers in a loop, we assume the 1st pointer is smallest, which is also where pointermap ends.
//we get number of models and just read the array. this will shamelessly fail, if pointers are not sorted or models don't come after pointer map.
int numModels = (br.ReadInt32() - 4) / 4 - 1;
br.Seek(-4); //go back
List <uint> modelPtrs = br.ReadListUInt32(numModels);
br.Jump(texOff);
map = new UImap(br);
foreach (var ptr in modelPtrs)
{
br.Jump(ptr);
Models.Add(CtrModel.FromReader(br));
}
}
