reorder morph animations according to actual mesh morph targets

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Nick Fisher
2023-10-18 16:04:14 +08:00
parent 50c47fe908
commit ed3555c237
5 changed files with 34 additions and 36 deletions

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@@ -49,7 +49,6 @@ class AnimationBuilder {
meshName,
morphData,
_morphTargets.map((i) => availableMorphs[i]).toList(),
_morphTargets,
_frameLengthInMs);
}

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@@ -1,32 +1,30 @@
//
// A wrapper for morph target animation data.
// [data] is laid out as numFrames x numMorphTargets (where each morph target is ordered according to [animatedMorphNames]).
// [data] frame data for the morph weights used to animate the morph targets [animatedMorphNames] in mesh [meshName].
// the morph targets specified in [morphNames] attached to mesh [meshName].
// [animatedMorphNames] must be provided but is not used directly; this is only used to check that the eventual asset being animated contains the same morph targets in the same order.
//
import 'dart:typed_data';
///
/// Specifies frame data (i.e. weights) to animate the morph targets contained in [morphTargets] under a mesh named [mesh].
/// [data] is laid out as numFrames x numMorphTargets.
/// Each frame is [numMorphTargets] in length, where the index of each weight corresponds to the respective index in [morphTargets].
/// [morphTargets] must be some subset of the actual morph targets under [mesh] (though the order of these does not need to match).
///
class MorphAnimationData {
final String meshName;
final List<String> animatedMorphNames;
final List<int> animatedMorphIndices;
final List<String> morphTargets;
final List<double> data;
MorphAnimationData(this.meshName, this.data, this.animatedMorphNames,
this.animatedMorphIndices, this.frameLengthInMs) {
assert(data.length == animatedMorphNames.length * numFrames);
MorphAnimationData(
this.meshName, this.data, this.morphTargets, this.frameLengthInMs) {
assert(data.length == morphTargets.length * numFrames);
}
int get numMorphTargets => animatedMorphNames.length;
int get numMorphTargets => morphTargets.length;
int get numFrames => data.length ~/ numMorphTargets;
final double frameLengthInMs;
Iterable<double> getData(String morphName) sync* {
int index = animatedMorphNames.indexOf(morphName);
int index = morphTargets.indexOf(morphName);
for (int i = 0; i < numFrames; i++) {
yield data[(i * numMorphTargets) + index];
}

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@@ -229,10 +229,10 @@ abstract class FilamentController {
FilamentEntity entity, int animationIndex);
///
/// Create/start a dynamic morph target animation for [asset].
/// Animates morph target weights/bone transforms (where each frame requires a duration of [frameLengthInMs].
/// [morphWeights] is a list of doubles in frame-major format.
/// Each frame is [numWeights] in length, and each entry is the weight to be applied to the morph target located at that index in the mesh primitive at that frame.
/// Animate the morph targets in [entity]. See [MorphTargetAnimation] for an explanation as to how to construct the animation frame data.
/// This method will check the morph target names specified in [animation] against the morph target names that actually exist exist under [meshName] in [entity],
/// throwing an exception if any cannot be found.
/// It is permissible for [animation] to omit any targets that do exist under [meshName]; these simply won't be animated.
///
Future setMorphAnimationData(
FilamentEntity entity, MorphAnimationData animation);

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@@ -570,7 +570,7 @@ class FilamentControllerFFI extends FilamentController {
@override
Future setMorphAnimationData(
FilamentEntity asset, MorphAnimationData animation) async {
FilamentEntity entity, MorphAnimationData animation) async {
if (_viewer == null) {
throw Exception("No viewer available, ignoring");
}
@@ -580,14 +580,27 @@ class FilamentControllerFFI extends FilamentController {
dataPtr.elementAt(i).value = animation.data[i];
}
Pointer<Int> idxPtr = calloc<Int>(animation.animatedMorphIndices.length);
// the morph targets in [animation] might be a subset of those that actually exist in the mesh (and might not have the same order)
// we don't want to reorder the data (?? or do we? this is probably more efficient for the backend?)
// so let's get the actual list of morph targets from the mesh and pass the relevant indices to the native side.
var meshMorphTargets =
await getMorphTargetNames(entity, animation.meshName);
Pointer<Int> idxPtr = calloc<Int>(animation.morphTargets.length);
for (int i = 0; i < animation.numMorphTargets; i++) {
idxPtr.elementAt(i).value = animation.animatedMorphIndices[i];
var index = meshMorphTargets.indexOf(animation.morphTargets[i]);
if (index == -1) {
calloc.free(dataPtr);
calloc.free(idxPtr);
throw Exception(
"Morph target ${animation.morphTargets[i]} is specified in the animation but could not be found in the mesh ${animation.meshName} under entity ${entity}");
}
idxPtr.elementAt(i).value = index;
}
_lib.set_morph_animation(
_assetManager!,
asset,
entity,
animation.meshName.toNativeUtf8().cast<Char>(),
dataPtr,
idxPtr,

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@@ -360,19 +360,7 @@ class FilamentControllerMethodChannel extends FilamentController {
///
Future setMorphAnimationData(
FilamentEntity asset, MorphAnimationData animation) async {
if (_viewer == null || _resizing) {
throw Exception("No viewer available, ignoring");
}
await _channel.invokeMethod("setMorphAnimation", [
_assetManager,
asset,
animation.meshName,
animation.data,
animation.animatedMorphIndices,
animation.numMorphTargets,
animation.numFrames,
animation.frameLengthInMs
]);
throw Exception("No viewer available, ignoring");
}
///