Package org.web3d.x3d.sai.HAnim
package org.web3d.x3d.sai.HAnim
The Humanoid Animation (HAnim) component for X3D defines node bindings and other details for implementing ISO/IEC 19774, the HAnim International Specification. Original name was H-Anim for X3D versions 3.0 through 3.3, both enumeration values HAnim and H-Anim are allowed to pass validation. Legacy enumeration H-Anim for X3D versions 3.0-3.3 provides backwards compatibility with Humanoid Animation (HAnim) version 1, preferred form of enumeration value is HAnim.
The Scene Access Interface Library (sai) package provides abstract interface classes for each X3D node and statement, in accordance witht the X3D SAI Specification.
Warning: these interfaces are primarily for internal use to ensure consistency.
Java programmers typically only need to use concrete objects provided by the org.web3d.x3d.jsail
classes.
Online: X3D Java Scene Access Interface Library (X3DJSAIL) and X3DJSAIL Javadoc.
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ClassDescriptionHAnimDisplacer nodes alter the shape of coordinate-based geometry within parent HAnimJoint or HAnimSegment nodes.The HAnimHumanoid node is used to: (a) store references to the joints, segments, sites, skeleton, optional skin, and fixed viewpoints, (b) serve as a container for the entire humanoid, (c) provide a convenient way of moving the humanoid through its environment, and (d) store human-readable metadata such as name, version, author, copyright, age, gender and other information.HAnimJoint node can represent each joint in a body.An HAnimMotion node supports discrete frame-by-frame playback for HAnim motion data animation.HAnimSegment node contains Shape geometry for each body segment, providing a visual representation of the skeleton segment.An HAnimSite node serves three purposes: (a) define an "end effector" location which can be used by an inverse kinematics system, (b) define an attachment point for accessories such as jewelry and clothing, and (c) define a location for a Viewpoint virtual camera in the reference frame of an HAnimSegment (such as a view "through the eyes" of the humanoid for use in multi-user worlds).