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@ -165,8 +165,8 @@ class MeshConverter:
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# at home (and actually enjoys reading these lawgs) |
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print(" Bounds and SpaceTree in the saddle") |
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def _export_geometry(self, bo, mesh, geospans): |
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geodata = [_GeoData(len(mesh.vertices)) for i in mesh.materials] |
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def _export_geometry(self, bo, mesh, materials, geospans): |
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geodata = [_GeoData(len(mesh.vertices)) for i in materials] |
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# Locate relevant vertex color layers now... |
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color, alpha = None, None |
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@ -283,7 +283,7 @@ class MeshConverter:
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geospans = self._export_material_spans(bo, mesh, materials) |
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# Step 2: Export Blender mesh data to Plasma GeometrySpans |
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self._export_geometry(bo, mesh, geospans) |
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self._export_geometry(bo, mesh, materials, geospans) |
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# Step 3: Add plGeometrySpans to the appropriate DSpan and create indices |
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_diindices = {} |
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