GenSkinWeightsPrimFunc.cpp

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// Copyright (C) 2005 Dave Griffiths
//
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#include <float.h>
#include "GenSkinWeightsPrimFunc.h"
#include "Primitive.h"
#include "SceneGraph.h"

using namespace Fluxus;

GenSkinWeightsPrimFunc::GenSkinWeightsPrimFunc()
{
}

GenSkinWeightsPrimFunc::~GenSkinWeightsPrimFunc()
{
}

void GenSkinWeightsPrimFunc::Run(Primitive &prim, const SceneGraph &world)
{
    int rootid = GetArg<int>("skeleton-root",0);
    float sharpness = GetArg<float>("sharpness",0);
    vector<dVector> *p = prim.GetDataVec<dVector>("p");
    vector<TypedPData<float> *> weights;
    int bone=0;
    vector<pair<const SceneNode*,const SceneNode*> > skeleton;
    
    const SceneNode *root = static_cast<const SceneNode *>(world.FindNode(rootid));
    if (!root)
    {
        Trace::Stream<<"GenSkinWeightsPrimFunc::Run: couldn't find skeleton root node"<<endl;
        return;
    }
    
    world.GetConnections(root, skeleton);
        
    // first pass, put inverse distances for each bone
    for (vector<pair<const SceneNode*,const SceneNode*> >::iterator i=skeleton.begin();
         i!=skeleton.end(); i++)
    {
        assert(i->first && i->second);
                
        // make a skinweight pdata array
        weights.push_back(new TypedPData<float>(prim.Size()));

        // find the bone position
        dVector startbone = world.GetGlobalTransform(i->first).transform(dVector(0,0,0));
        dVector endbone   = world.GetGlobalTransform(i->second).transform(dVector(0,0,0));

        for (unsigned int n=0; n<prim.Size(); n++)
        {
            float d=dGeometry::pointlinedist((*p)[n],startbone,endbone);
            if (d==0) weights[bone]->m_Data[n]=2;
            else weights[bone]->m_Data[n]=(1/d);
        }
        
        bone++;
    }               
    
    weights.push_back(new TypedPData<float>(prim.Size()));
    for (unsigned int n=0; n<prim.Size(); n++)
    {
        weights[bone]->m_Data[n]=0;
    }
    
    // second pass, pow the weights to allow 
    // us to control the creasing
    for (unsigned int n=0; n<prim.Size(); n++)
    {
        for (unsigned int bone=0; bone<weights.size(); bone++)
        {
            weights[bone]->m_Data[n]=powf(weights[bone]->m_Data[n],sharpness);
        }
    }
    
    // third pass, normalise the weights
    for (unsigned int n=0; n<prim.Size(); n++)
    {
        float m=0;
        for (unsigned int bone=0; bone<weights.size(); bone++)
        {
            m+=weights[bone]->m_Data[n];
        }
        
        for (unsigned int bone=0; bone<weights.size(); bone++)
        {
            weights[bone]->m_Data[n]/=m;
        }
    }
    
    
    // finally, add the weights to the primitive
    for (unsigned int bone=0; bone<weights.size(); bone++)
    {
        char wname[256];
        snprintf(wname,256,"w%d",bone);
        prim.AddData(wname, weights[bone]);
    }
}

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