/// <summary>
/// Add vertex and index sets of a mesh to the builder.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="mesh">The mesh object.</param>
/// <param name="lodIndex">The LOD level to be processed.</param>
public void AddObject( Mesh mesh, int lodIndex )
{
if ( mesh == null )
throw new ArgumentNullException();
//mesh.AddVertexAndIndexSets(this, lodIndex);
//NOTE: The Mesh.AddVertexAndIndexSets() assumes there weren't any vertex data added to the builder yet.
//For this class I decided to break that assumption, thus using following replacement for the commented call.
//I guess rarely, but still you might want to add vertex/index sets of several objects to one builder.
//Maybe AddVertexAndIndexSets could be removed and this method utilized back in Mesh.
//TODO: find out whether custom index buffer needs to be created in cases (like in the AddObject(IRenderable)).
//Borrilis, do you know?
int vertexSetCount = vertexDataList.Count;
int indexOfSharedVertexSet = vertexSetCount;
if ( mesh.SharedVertexData != null )
{
AddVertexData( mesh.SharedVertexData );
vertexSetCount++;
}
// Prepare the builder using the submesh information
for ( int i = 0; i < mesh.SubMeshCount; i++ )
{
SubMesh sm = mesh.GetSubMesh( i );
if ( sm.useSharedVertices )
{
// Use shared vertex data
if ( lodIndex == 0 )
{
AddIndexData( sm.IndexData, indexOfSharedVertexSet,
sm.OperationType );
}
else
{
AddIndexData( sm.LodFaceList[ lodIndex - 1 ],
indexOfSharedVertexSet, sm.OperationType );
}
}
else
{
// own vertex data, add it and reference it directly
AddVertexData( sm.VertexData );
if ( lodIndex == 0 )
{
// base index data
AddIndexData( sm.IndexData, vertexSetCount++,
sm.OperationType );
}
else
{
// LOD index data
AddIndexData( sm.LodFaceList[ lodIndex - 1 ],
vertexSetCount++, sm.OperationType );
}
}
}
}
public static Mesh CopyMesh(Mesh mesh)
{
Mesh newMesh = new Mesh(mesh.Name);
if (mesh.Skeleton != null)
newMesh.NotifySkeleton(mesh.Skeleton);
newMesh.SetVertexBufferPolicy(mesh.VertexBufferUsage, mesh.UseVertexShadowBuffer);
newMesh.SetIndexBufferPolicy(mesh.IndexBufferUsage, mesh.UseIndexShadowBuffer);
// this sets bounding radius as well
newMesh.BoundingBox = mesh.BoundingBox;
MeshUtility meshUtility = new MeshUtility();
for (int i = 0; i < mesh.SubMeshCount; ++i)
meshUtility.AddSubmeshData(mesh.GetSubMesh(i));
// This should be done after we finish with the lod stuff
newMesh.AutoBuildEdgeLists = true;
newMesh.BuildEdgeList();
foreach (AttachmentPoint ap in mesh.AttachmentPoints)
newMesh.AttachmentPoints.Add(new AttachmentPoint(ap));
for (int i = 0; i < mesh.SubMeshCount; ++i) {
SubMesh srcSubMesh = mesh.GetSubMesh(i);
SubMesh dstSubMesh = newMesh.CreateSubMesh(srcSubMesh.Name);
CopySubMesh(dstSubMesh, srcSubMesh, meshUtility.subMeshDataMap[srcSubMesh.Name]);
}
if (mesh.SharedVertexData != null) {
newMesh.SharedVertexData = new VertexData();
CopyVertexData(newMesh.SharedVertexData, mesh.SharedVertexData, meshUtility.sharedSubMeshData.VertexIdMap);
CopyBoneAssignments(newMesh, mesh, meshUtility.sharedSubMeshData.VertexIdMap);
}
// newMesh.CompileBoneAssignments();
return newMesh;
}
public static void ExtractCollisionShapes( Mesh mesh, string path )
{
PhysicsData physicsData = null;
List<string> deleteEm = new List<string>();
int count = mesh.SubMeshCount;
for( int i = 0; i < count; i++ )
{
SubMesh subMesh = mesh.GetSubMesh( i );
CollisionShape shape = null;
string targetName = null;
bool cv = String.Compare( subMesh.Name.Substring( 0, 5 ), "mvcv_", false ) == 0;
bool rg = String.Compare( subMesh.Name.Substring( 0, 5 ), "mvrg_", false ) == 0;
int firstIndex = 0;
if( cv )
firstIndex = 5;
else if( rg )
{
string rest = subMesh.Name.Substring( 5 );
firstIndex = rest.IndexOf( "_" ) + 1 + 5;
}
if( cv || rg )
{
// It's probably a collision volume - - check the
// shape type to make sure
if( String.Compare( subMesh.Name.Substring( firstIndex, 4 ), "obb_", false ) == 0 )
{
shape = ExtractBox( subMesh );
}
else if( String.Compare( subMesh.Name.Substring( firstIndex, 5 ), "aabb_", false ) == 0 )
{
shape = ExtractBox( subMesh );
}
else if( String.Compare( subMesh.Name.Substring( firstIndex, 7 ), "sphere_", false ) == 0 )
{
shape = ExtractSphere( subMesh );
}
else if( String.Compare( subMesh.Name.Substring( firstIndex, 8 ), "capsule_", false ) == 0 )
{
shape = ExtractCapsule( subMesh );
}
if( shape != null )
targetName = GetTargetSubmesh( mesh, subMesh.Name );
}
if( shape != null )
{
deleteEm.Add( subMesh.Name );
if( physicsData == null )
physicsData = new PhysicsData();
physicsData.AddCollisionShape( targetName, shape );
}
}
for( int i = 0; i < deleteEm.Count; i++ )
{
mesh.RemoveSubMesh( deleteEm[ i ] );
}
if( physicsData != null )
{
PhysicsSerializer serializer = new PhysicsSerializer();
serializer.ExportPhysics( physicsData, path + ".physics" );
}
if( DoLog )
CloseLog();
}
// This attempts to parse a CV name and get the name of a matching submesh
// defined in the Axiom mesh. This is tailored to ideosyncrasities in how
// the 3dsMax COLLADA exporter mangles names. I'm not sure exactly what it
// does, but it has something to do with inserting a suffix like '-lib' at
// or near the end of the CV mesh name.
//
// Return a target submesh name, or String.Empty if either we cannot parse
// the name satisfactorily, or the target is not found.
private static string GetTargetSubmeshMaxStyle( Mesh mesh, string collisionSubmesh )
{
const string mesh_pattern = "(.*)-(lib|obj|mesh)\\.([0-9]+)";
const string cv_prefix = "mvcv_(obb|aabb|sphere|capsule)_";
Regex mvcv_regex = new Regex( cv_prefix + mesh_pattern );
Match mvcvMatch = mvcv_regex.Match( collisionSubmesh );
if( !mvcvMatch.Success || mvcvMatch.Groups.Count < 3 )
{
if( DoLog )
{
Log( string.Format( "Unexpected collision volume name: {0}", collisionSubmesh ) );
}
return String.Empty;
}
string mvcv_target = mvcvMatch.Groups[ 2 ].Value;
for( int i = 0; i < mesh.SubMeshCount; ++i )
{
string submeshName = mesh.GetSubMesh( i ).Name;
// strip off the -obj.0 part
Regex submesh_regex = new Regex( mesh_pattern );
Match submeshMatch = submesh_regex.Match( submeshName );
if( !submeshMatch.Success || submeshMatch.Groups.Count < 2 )
{
continue;
}
string shortName = submeshMatch.Groups[ 1 ].Value;
if( mvcv_target.StartsWith( shortName, StringComparison.CurrentCultureIgnoreCase ) )
{
return submeshName;
}
}
if( DoLog )
{
Log( string.Format( "Failed to find target submesh for {0}", collisionSubmesh ) );
}
return String.Empty;
}
// Look for a target submesh assuming that the COLLADA exporter did not
// do any special name mangling. I've tested this against files emitted
// from Maya; I expect it will work for DAE files from other sources, too,
// such as Blender or XSI. Time will tell...
private static string GetTargetSubmeshGeneralStyle( Mesh mesh, string collisionSubmesh )
{
string targetName = String.Empty;
CvNameParser parser = new CvNameParser();
parser.AnalyzeName( collisionSubmesh );
if( parser.IsValid )
{
// Form the target name as the first submesh name and see if
// there is actually matching submesh.
string candidate = parser.Target + ".0";
for( int i = 0; i < mesh.SubMeshCount; i++ )
{
if( mesh.GetSubMesh( i ).Name.Equals( candidate ) )
{
targetName = candidate;
break;
}
}
}
return targetName;
}