private void LinkSkinningData(DRW1 draw_matrix_data, EVP1 envelope_data)
{
foreach (Shape shape in Shapes)
{
int vertex_index = 0;
shape.VertexDescription.EnableAttribute(ShaderAttributeIds.SkinIndices);
shape.VertexDescription.EnableAttribute(ShaderAttributeIds.SkinWeights);
foreach (MatrixGroup group in shape.MatrixGroups)
{
foreach (MeshVertexIndex vertex in group.Indices)
{
int draw_mat_index = vertex.PosMtxIndex >= 0 ? group.MatrixDataTable.MatrixTable[vertex.PosMtxIndex] : 0;
int transform_index = draw_matrix_data.TransformIndexTable[draw_mat_index];
// If this vertex is influenced by mulltiple bones, we build vec4s containing the indices and weights
// for each bone that influences it.
if (draw_matrix_data.IsPartiallyWeighted[draw_mat_index])
{
EVP1.Envelope envelope = envelope_data.Envelopes[transform_index];
// Because we're using vec4s for the skinning data, any vertex with more than 4 bones influencing it
// is invalid to us. We're going to assume this never happens, but in the event that it does, this assert
// will tell us.
Trace.Assert(envelope.NumBones <= 4);
Vector4 indices = new Vector4(0, 0, 0, 0);
Vector4 weights = new Vector4(0, 0, 0, 0);
for (int i = 0; i < envelope.NumBones; i++)
{
indices[i] = envelope.BoneIndexes[i];
weights[i] = envelope.BoneWeights[i];
}
shape.VertexData.SkinIndices.Add(indices);
shape.VertexData.SkinWeights.Add(weights);
}
// If the vertex only has a single bone influencing it, we need to do some extra work. The vertex is stored in
// bone space instead of bind space. We need to transform the vertex into bind space so we can work with it more easily.
else
{
Vector4 pos_as_vec4 = new Vector4(shape.VertexData.Position[vertex_index], 1.0f);
shape.VertexData.Position[vertex_index] = Vector4.Transform(pos_as_vec4, envelope_data.InverseBindPose[transform_index].Inverted()).Xyz;
Vector4 nrm_as_vec4 = new Vector4(shape.VertexData.Normal[vertex_index], 0.0f);
Matrix4 nrm_mat = envelope_data.InverseBindPose[transform_index];
nrm_mat.Transpose();
shape.VertexData.Normal[vertex_index] = Vector4.Transform(nrm_as_vec4, nrm_mat).Xyz;
shape.VertexData.SkinIndices.Add(new Vector4(transform_index, 0, 0, 0));
shape.VertexData.SkinWeights.Add(new Vector4(1, 0, 0, 0));
}
vertex_index++;
}
}
}
}
public void Render(Matrix4 viewMatrix, Matrix4 projectionMatrix, Matrix4 modelMatrix)
{
m_viewMatrix = viewMatrix;
m_projMatrix = projectionMatrix;
m_modelMatrix = modelMatrix;
IList <SkeletonJoint> boneList = (m_currentBoneAnimation != null) ? JNT1Tag.AnimatedJoints : JNT1Tag.BindJoints;
Matrix4[] boneTransforms = new Matrix4[boneList.Count];
ApplyBonePositionsToAnimationTransforms(boneList, boneTransforms);
// Assume that all bone animations constantly invalidate the skinning.
if (m_currentBoneAnimation != null)
{
m_skinningInvalid = true;
}
// We'll only transform the position and normal vertices if skinning has been invalidated.
if (m_skinningInvalid)
{
foreach (var shape in SHP1Tag.Shapes)
{
var transformedPositions = new List <Vector3>(shape.VertexData.Position.Count);
var transformedNormals = new List <Vector3>(shape.VertexData.Normal.Count);
//List<WLinearColor> colorOverride = new List<WLinearColor>();
for (int i = 0; i < shape.VertexData.Position.Count; i++)
{
// This is relative to the vertex's original packet's matrix table.
ushort posMtxIndex = (ushort)(shape.VertexData.PositionMatrixIndexes[i]);
// We need to calculate which packet data table that is.
int originalPacketIndex = 0;
for (int p = 0; p < shape.MatrixDataTable.Count; p++)
{
if (i >= shape.MatrixDataTable[p].FirstRelevantVertexIndex && i < shape.MatrixDataTable[p].LastRelevantVertexIndex)
{
originalPacketIndex = p; break;
}
}
// Now that we know which packet this vertex belongs to, we can get the index from it.
// If the Matrix Table index is 0xFFFF then it means "use previous", and we have to
// continue backwards until it is no longer 0xFFFF.
ushort matrixTableIndex;
do
{
matrixTableIndex = shape.MatrixDataTable[originalPacketIndex].MatrixTable[posMtxIndex];
originalPacketIndex--;
} while (matrixTableIndex == 0xFFFF);
bool isPartiallyWeighted = DRW1Tag.IsPartiallyWeighted[matrixTableIndex];
ushort indexFromDRW1 = DRW1Tag.TransformIndexTable[matrixTableIndex];
Matrix4 finalMatrix = Matrix4.Zero;
if (isPartiallyWeighted)
{
EVP1.Envelope envelope = EVP1Tag.Envelopes[indexFromDRW1];
for (int b = 0; b < envelope.NumBones; b++)
{
Matrix4 sm1 = EVP1Tag.InverseBindPose[envelope.BoneIndexes[b]];
Matrix4 sm2 = boneTransforms[envelope.BoneIndexes[b]];
finalMatrix = finalMatrix + Matrix4.Mult(Matrix4.Mult(sm1, sm2), envelope.BoneWeights[b]);
}
}
else
{
// If the vertex is not weighted then we use a 1:1 movement with the bone matrix.
finalMatrix = boneTransforms[indexFromDRW1];
}
// Multiply the data from the model file by the finalMatrix to put it in the correct (skinned) position
transformedPositions.Add(Vector3.Transform(shape.VertexData.Position[i], finalMatrix));
if (shape.VertexData.Normal.Count > 0)
{
Vector3 transformedNormal = Vector3.TransformNormal(shape.VertexData.Normal[i], finalMatrix);
transformedNormals.Add(transformedNormal);
}
//colorOverride.Add(isPartiallyWeighted ? WLinearColor.Black : WLinearColor.White);
}
// Re-upload to the GPU.
shape.OverrideVertPos = transformedPositions;
//shape.VertexData.Color0 = colorOverride;
if (transformedNormals.Count > 0)
{
shape.OverrideNormals = transformedNormals;
}
shape.UploadBuffersToGPU(true);
}
m_skinningInvalid = false;
}
//if (WInput.GetKeyDown(System.Windows.Input.Key.O))
// m_shapeIndex--;
//if (WInput.GetKeyUp(System.Windows.Input.Key.P))
// m_shapeIndex++;
m_shapeIndex = WMath.Clamp(m_shapeIndex, 0, SHP1Tag.ShapeCount - 1);
RenderMeshRecursive(INF1Tag.HierarchyRoot);
// We're going to restore some semblance of state after rendering ourselves, as models often modify weird and arbitrary GX values.
GL.Enable(EnableCap.Blend);
GL.BlendFunc(BlendingFactorSrc.SrcAlpha, BlendingFactorDest.OneMinusSrcAlpha);
GL.Enable(EnableCap.CullFace);
GL.CullFace(CullFaceMode.Back);
GL.Enable(EnableCap.DepthTest);
GL.DepthMask(true);
GL.Enable(EnableCap.Dither);
}
