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1.0.0:custommesh [2023/03/23 13:47] – [Example] admin1.0.0:custommesh [2023/03/23 13:51] – [Vertex Groups] admin
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 |function AddTriangle(const AIndexOffset : Integer; const ATriangle : TTriangleID; const AVertices : TList<TVertexData>; const AIndices : TList<TTriangleIndex>; const AVertexOrder : TVertexOrder = TVertexOrder.CCW) : Integer;|Adds triangle vertices and indices to AVertices and AIndices based on the index values inside of TTriangleID VertexData values are taken from Cache.PositionSource and so on...| |function AddTriangle(const AIndexOffset : Integer; const ATriangle : TTriangleID; const AVertices : TList<TVertexData>; const AIndices : TList<TTriangleIndex>; const AVertexOrder : TVertexOrder = TVertexOrder.CCW) : Integer;|Adds triangle vertices and indices to AVertices and AIndices based on the index values inside of TTriangleID VertexData values are taken from Cache.PositionSource and so on...|
 |function AddPolygon(const AIndexOffset : Integer; const APolygon : TPolygonID; const AVertices : TList<TVertexData>; const AIndices : TList<TTriangleIndex>; const AVertexOrder : TVertexOrder = TVertexOrder.CCW) : Integer;|Adds polygon vertices and indices to AVertices and AIndices based on the index values inside of TPolygonID VertexData values are taken from Cache.PositionSource and so on... //__CAUTION:__ this method triangulates the polygon automatically!//| |function AddPolygon(const AIndexOffset : Integer; const APolygon : TPolygonID; const AVertices : TList<TVertexData>; const AIndices : TList<TTriangleIndex>; const AVertexOrder : TVertexOrder = TVertexOrder.CCW) : Integer;|Adds polygon vertices and indices to AVertices and AIndices based on the index values inside of TPolygonID VertexData values are taken from Cache.PositionSource and so on... //__CAUTION:__ this method triangulates the polygon automatically!//|
-=== Example ===+ 
 +==== Example ====
  
 In this detailed example, let's create a mesh the same like in the "fast-way" example above. In this detailed example, let's create a mesh the same like in the "fast-way" example above.
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 In the first step we're going to show the usage of TVertexCache to setup mesh data. In the first step we're going to show the usage of TVertexCache to setup mesh data.
 +
 +=== Adding MeshData ===
  
 <file pascal> <file pascal>
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 </file> </file>
  
-==== Add Hierarchy ====+=== Add Hierarchy ===
  
 Since v1.0 most objects in DefTypes are inherited from TTransformDef.   Since v1.0 most objects in DefTypes are inherited from TTransformDef.  
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-==== Vertex Groups ====+=== How To Use Vertex Groups ===
  
 VertexGroups are helper structures referring to an owner mesh, which holds original vertex data and complete indices list, while this structure only holds a separated index source for partially rendering a mesh. VertexGroups are helper structures referring to an owner mesh, which holds original vertex data and complete indices list, while this structure only holds a separated index source for partially rendering a mesh.
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 end; end;
 </file> </file>
-==== Add Material ====+=== Add A Material ===
  
 To expand the dynamic model setup, let's add a material to our sub-mesh. To expand the dynamic model setup, let's add a material to our sub-mesh.
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 </file> </file>
  
-==== Add Animation ====+=== Add A Simple Animation ===
  
 Adding animations can become a very challenging part due to complexity. Adding animations can become a very challenging part due to complexity.
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-==== Add Armature & SkinController ====+=== Add Armature & SkinController ===
  
 To make skin- or skeleton-animations possible you will need an armature with a hierarchy of joints representing the internal skeleton of a body. To make skin- or skeleton-animations possible you will need an armature with a hierarchy of joints representing the internal skeleton of a body.
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 end; end;
 </file> </file>
 +
 +=== Add a Skin-Animation ===
  
 To animate the armature and it's necessary to have compatible animation stages and interpolators. To animate the armature and it's necessary to have compatible animation stages and interpolators.
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 __NOTICE:__ You will need a stage for each joint to be modified during the animation. __NOTICE:__ You will need a stage for each joint to be modified during the animation.
  
-==== Create FMX Components from Definition ====+=== Create FMX Components from Definition ===
  
 <file pascal> <file pascal>
1.0.0/custommesh.txt · Last modified: 2023/03/23 14:01 by admin
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