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Add support for shape generation for obj serializer
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@ -678,14 +678,17 @@ HFMModel::Pointer OBJSerializer::read(const hifi::ByteArray& data, const hifi::V
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hfmModel.meshExtents.reset();
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hfmModel.meshes.push_back(HFMMesh());
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std::vector<QString> materialNamePerShape;
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try {
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// call parseOBJGroup as long as it's returning true. Each successful call will
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// add a new meshPart to the model's single mesh.
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while (parseOBJGroup(tokenizer, mapping, hfmModel, scaleGuess, combineParts)) {}
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HFMMesh& mesh = hfmModel.meshes[0];
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mesh.meshIndex = 0;
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uint32_t meshIndex = 0;
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HFMMesh& mesh = hfmModel.meshes[meshIndex];
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mesh.meshIndex = meshIndex;
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uint32_t jointIndex = 0;
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hfmModel.joints.resize(1);
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hfmModel.joints[0].parentIndex = -1;
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hfmModel.joints[0].distanceToParent = 0;
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@ -697,14 +700,6 @@ HFMModel::Pointer OBJSerializer::read(const hifi::ByteArray& data, const hifi::V
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hfmModel.jointIndices["x"] = 1;
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HFMCluster cluster;
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cluster.jointIndex = 0;
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cluster.inverseBindMatrix = glm::mat4(1, 0, 0, 0,
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0, 1, 0, 0,
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0, 0, 1, 0,
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0, 0, 0, 1);
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mesh.clusters.append(cluster);
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QMap<QString, int> materialMeshIdMap;
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std::vector<HFMMeshPart> hfmMeshParts;
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for (uint32_t i = 0, meshPartCount = 0; i < (uint32_t)mesh.parts.size(); i++, meshPartCount++) {
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@ -718,12 +713,13 @@ HFMModel::Pointer OBJSerializer::read(const hifi::ByteArray& data, const hifi::V
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// Create a new HFMMesh for this material mapping.
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materialMeshIdMap.insert(face.materialName, materialMeshIdMap.count());
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uint32_t partIndex = (int)hfmMeshParts.size();
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hfmMeshParts.push_back(HFMMeshPart());
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HFMMeshPart& meshPartNew = hfmMeshParts.back();
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meshPartNew.quadIndices = QVector<int>(meshPart.quadIndices); // Copy over quad indices [NOTE (trent/mittens, 4/3/17): Likely unnecessary since they go unused anyway].
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meshPartNew.quadTrianglesIndices = QVector<int>(meshPart.quadTrianglesIndices); // Copy over quad triangulated indices [NOTE (trent/mittens, 4/3/17): Likely unnecessary since they go unused anyway].
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meshPartNew.triangleIndices = QVector<int>(meshPart.triangleIndices); // Copy over triangle indices.
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// Do some of the material logic (which previously lived below) now.
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// All the faces in the same group will have the same name and material.
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QString groupMaterialName = face.materialName;
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@ -745,8 +741,15 @@ HFMModel::Pointer OBJSerializer::read(const hifi::ByteArray& data, const hifi::V
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needsMaterialLibrary = groupMaterialName != SMART_DEFAULT_MATERIAL_NAME;
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}
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materials[groupMaterialName] = material;
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meshPartNew.materialID = groupMaterialName;
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materialNamePerShape.push_back(groupMaterialName);
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}
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hfm::Shape shape;
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shape.mesh = meshIndex;
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shape.joint = jointIndex;
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shape.meshPart = partIndex;
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hfmModel.shapes.push_back(shape);
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}
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}
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}
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@ -829,12 +832,15 @@ HFMModel::Pointer OBJSerializer::read(const hifi::ByteArray& data, const hifi::V
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mesh.meshExtents.addPoint(vertex);
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hfmModel.meshExtents.addPoint(vertex);
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}
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// hfmDebugDump(hfmModel);
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} catch(const std::exception& e) {
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qCDebug(modelformat) << "OBJSerializer fail: " << e.what();
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}
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// At this point, the hfmModel joint, mesh, parts and shpaes have been defined
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// only no material assigned
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QString queryPart = _url.query();
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bool suppressMaterialsHack = queryPart.contains("hifiusemat"); // If this appears in query string, don't fetch mtl even if used.
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OBJMaterial& preDefinedMaterial = materials[SMART_DEFAULT_MATERIAL_NAME];
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@ -886,6 +892,8 @@ HFMModel::Pointer OBJSerializer::read(const hifi::ByteArray& data, const hifi::V
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}
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}
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// As we are populating the material list in the hfmModel, let s also create the reverse map (from materialName to index)
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QMap<QString, uint32_t> materialNameToIndex;
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foreach (QString materialID, materials.keys()) {
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OBJMaterial& objMaterial = materials[materialID];
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if (!objMaterial.used) {
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@ -898,6 +906,7 @@ HFMModel::Pointer OBJSerializer::read(const hifi::ByteArray& data, const hifi::V
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objMaterial.shininess,
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objMaterial.opacity);
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HFMMaterial& hfmMaterial = hfmModel.materials.back();
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materialNameToIndex[materialID] = hfmModel.materials.size();
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hfmMaterial.name = materialID;
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hfmMaterial.materialID = materialID;
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@ -997,6 +1006,14 @@ HFMModel::Pointer OBJSerializer::read(const hifi::ByteArray& data, const hifi::V
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modelMaterial->setOpacity(hfmMaterial.opacity);
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}
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// GO over the shapes once more to assign hte material index correctly
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for (int i = 0; i < hfmModel.shapes.size(); ++i) {
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auto foundMaterialIndex = materialNameToIndex.find(materialNamePerShape[i]);
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if (foundMaterialIndex != materialNameToIndex.end()) {
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hfmModel.shapes[i].material = foundMaterialIndex.value();
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}
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}
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return hfmModelPtr;
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}
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