public override void Read(BinaryReader r)
{
base.Read(r);
Name = r.ReadFString(128);
NumChildren = r.ReadUInt32();
PhysicsType = new MtlNamePhysicsType[NumChildren];
MatType = NumChildren == 0 ? MtlNameTypeEnum.Single : MtlNameTypeEnum.Library;
for (var i = 0; i < NumChildren; i++)
{
PhysicsType[i] = (MtlNamePhysicsType)Enum.ToObject(typeof(MtlNamePhysicsType), r.ReadUInt32());
}
}
public override void Read(BinaryReader b)
{
// Appears to have 4 more Bytes than ChunkMtlName_744
base.Read(b);
Name = b.ReadFString(128);
NumChildren = b.ReadUInt32();
PhysicsType = new MtlNamePhysicsType[NumChildren];
MatType = NumChildren == 0 ? MtlNameTypeEnum.Single : MtlNameTypeEnum.Library;
for (int i = 0; i < NumChildren; i++)
{
PhysicsType[i] = (MtlNamePhysicsType)Enum.ToObject(typeof(MtlNamePhysicsType), b.ReadUInt32());
}
}
public override void Read(BinaryReader r)
{
base.Read(r);
MatType = (MtlNameTypeEnum)r.ReadUInt32();
// if 0x01, then material lib. If 0x12, mat name. This is actually a bitstruct.
SkipBytes(r, 4); // NFlags2
Name = r.ReadFString(128);
PhysicsType = new MtlNamePhysicsType[] { (MtlNamePhysicsType)r.ReadUInt32() };
NumChildren = r.ReadUInt32();
// Now we need to read the Children references. 2 parts; the number of children, and then 66 - numchildren padding
ChildIDs = new uint[NumChildren];
for (var i = 0; i < NumChildren; i++)
{
ChildIDs[i] = r.ReadUInt32();
}
SkipBytes(r, 32);
}
