/// <summary>
/// Comparison function for sorting keyframes into ascending time order.
/// </summary>
static int CompareKeyframeTimes(Keyframe a, Keyframe b)
{
return a.Time.CompareTo(b.Time);
}
/// <summary>
/// Converts an intermediate format content pipeline AnimationContentDictionary
/// object to our runtime AnimationClip format.
/// </summary>
static Dictionary<string, AnimationClip> ProcessAnimations(
AnimationContentDictionary animations, IList<BoneContent> bones,
ContentProcessorContext context, ContentIdentity sourceIdentity)
{
// Build up a table mapping bone names to indices.
Dictionary<string, int> boneMap = new Dictionary<string, int>();
for (int i = 0; i < bones.Count; i++)
{
string boneName = bones[i].Name;
if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(boneName))
boneMap.Add(boneName, i);
}
// Convert each animation in turn.
Dictionary<string, AnimationClip> animationClips;
animationClips = new Dictionary<string, AnimationClip>();
// We process the original animation first, so we can use their keyframes
foreach (KeyValuePair<string, AnimationContent> animation in animations)
{
AnimationClip processed = ProcessAnimation(animation.Value, boneMap, animation.Key);
animationClips.Add(animation.Key, processed);
}
// Check to see if there's an animation clip definition
// Here, we're checking for a file with the _Anims suffix.
// So, if your model is named dude.fbx, we'd add dude_Anims.xml in the same folder
// and the pipeline will see the file and use it to override the animations in the
// original model file.
string SourceModelFile = sourceIdentity.SourceFilename;
string SourcePath = Path.GetDirectoryName(SourceModelFile);
string AnimFilename = Path.GetFileNameWithoutExtension(SourceModelFile);
AnimFilename += "_Anims.xml";
string AnimPath = Path.Combine(SourcePath, AnimFilename);
if (File.Exists(AnimPath))
{
// Add the filename as a dependency, so if it changes, the model is rebuilt
context.AddDependency(AnimPath);
// Load the animation definition from the XML file
AnimationDefinition AnimDef = context.BuildAndLoadAsset<XmlImporter, AnimationDefinition>(new ExternalReference<XmlImporter>(AnimPath), null);
// Break up the original animation clips into our new clips
// First, we check if the clips contains our clip to break up
if (animationClips.ContainsKey(AnimDef.OriginalClipName))
{
// Grab the main clip that we are using
AnimationClip MainClip = animationClips[AnimDef.OriginalClipName];
// Now remove the original clip from our animations
animationClips.Remove(AnimDef.OriginalClipName);
// Process each of our new animation clip parts
foreach (AnimationDefinition.ClipPart Part in AnimDef.ClipParts)
{
// Calculate the frame times
TimeSpan StartTime = GetTimeSpanForFrame(Part.StartFrame, AnimDef.OriginalFrameCount, MainClip.Duration.Ticks);
TimeSpan EndTime = GetTimeSpanForFrame(Part.EndFrame, AnimDef.OriginalFrameCount, MainClip.Duration.Ticks);
// Get all the keyframes for the animation clip
// that fall within the start and end time
List<Keyframe> Keyframes = new List<Keyframe>();
foreach (Keyframe AnimFrame in MainClip.Keyframes)
{
if ((AnimFrame.Time >= StartTime) && (AnimFrame.Time <= EndTime))
{
Keyframe NewFrame = new Keyframe(AnimFrame.Bone, AnimFrame.Time - StartTime, AnimFrame.Transform);
Keyframes.Add(NewFrame);
}
}
// Process the events
List<AnimationEvent> Events = new List<AnimationEvent>();
if (Part.Events != null)
{
// Process each event
foreach (AnimationDefinition.ClipPart.Event Event in Part.Events)
{
// Get the event time within the animation
TimeSpan EventTime = GetTimeSpanForFrame(Event.Keyframe, AnimDef.OriginalFrameCount, MainClip.Duration.Ticks);
// Offset the event time so it is relative to the start of the animation
EventTime -= StartTime;
// Create the event
AnimationEvent NewEvent = new AnimationEvent();
NewEvent.EventTime = EventTime;
NewEvent.EventName = Event.Name;
Events.Add(NewEvent);
}
}
// Create the clip
AnimationClip NewClip = new AnimationClip(EndTime - StartTime, Keyframes, Events, Part.ClipName);
animationClips[Part.ClipName] = NewClip;
}
}
}
if (animationClips.Count == 0)
{
throw new InvalidContentException(
"Input file does not contain any animations.");
}
return animationClips;
}
