This is a simple animation library it offers animation blending, when changing animation or animation blending from multiple animations on the same set of bones.
It has a quaternion based implementation and a matrix based implementation, the matrix based implementation doesn't offer multiple animations on the same set of bones but unlike the quaternion implementation it has scale support;When used in code there should be no big difference.
It is time-based so it doesn't count if your game is playing at 60 frames/second or at 5000.
It is licensed under the MIT/X11 license so you can do what you feel with it you just have to mention my name on your credits.
If you download it you agree with the terms of the license.
It is on Microsoft SkyDrive :
Reference :
http://cid-58baf3506093b62a.office.live.com/self.aspx/.Documents/SkinningLib/v15/CommunistSkinning.rtf
License:
http://cid-58baf3506093b62a.office.live.com/self.aspx/.Documents/SkinningLib/v15/LICENSE.txt
You can download it from here:
http://cid-58baf3506093b62a.office.live.com/self.aspx/.Documents/SkinningLib/v15/CommunistSkinning^_15d.zip
If you have something to say live a comment here or send me an email on kiki_karon@yahoo.com
I hope the gods of coding watch over you :)
Version 1.5.x !!!
ReplyDeleteReleased a new version, the links on this post where updated.
-Fixed bug regarding blending from a short animation to a long animation.
-Added the ability to play animations in reverse.
what a communist thing....lol
ReplyDeleteMicrosoft sucks your blood and your money.
XNA is devil. OpenGL is the only way out.
-The "Communist" thing is a joke, my country was a communist one and those where bad times for as, after the communist regime ended many people from here used the "I'm form a communist country pleas help me" technique also known as the retard's way out , with the name of this blog I'm just making a statement against those people.
ReplyDelete-Microsoft is the only company that has an initiative regarding indie developers and for that they will always have my support and my admiration.
-I have no affiliation with Microsoft and except for my Windows license I believe there where no many that I gave to them.
-I use XNA in my free time, I don't make money out of it is just for fun.
-I can't exactly see how you can compare XNA and OpenGl as one is a complete API and the other is a graphics API, but if you want to compere the latest OpenGl with the latest Direct3D, I consider Direct 3D superior.
Well said, Popescu. :)
ReplyDeleteCant you please give an example on how to use this with a texture?
ReplyDeletedoes it work with FBX files?
ReplyDeleteIt is using the XNA content pipeline, so it is working with FBX as well as XNA can, also the content pipeline element source is there so you can extend it as you want.
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