[x3d-public] Deformable Skin Animation

[Leonard Daly]

On 11/11/2016 11:01 AM, doug sanden wrote:
> Wouldn't a deformable skin/ skinCoord example be like BoxMan.x3d in the HAnim examples?
> Or do you mean you're trying to do it without the HAnim nodes, calculating it from scratch?

Without H-Anim. X3DOM has not implemented H-Anim and that type of 
animation needs to be available in there. I used BS Contact because I 
didn't want to have to create the entire node structure to develop and 
test the algorithm.


Leonard Daly



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> I am trying to construct an example of deformable skin based on joint animation. The example calculates the new vertices for a very simple (and small) object. To work slowly through the process, I started the work in BS Contact. The calculation involves some matrix calculations. These appear to not be available in BS Contact's Script node. I have found problems with
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>   * X3DMatrix4
>   * X3DMatrix4.setTransform
>   * X3DMatrix4.multMatrixVec
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> This is the first time I have tried anything like this -- so I very well may be doing this wrong. If anyone has any references or examples where they did calculations with 4x4 matrices in BS Contact, please let me know.
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> So far, I have unrolled the calculations and am advancing (aka debugging) the algorithm. I will soon move it into X3DOM.
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*Leonard Daly*
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LA ACM SIGGRAPH Chair
President, Daly Realism - /Creating the Future/
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