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@ -111,9 +111,42 @@ class _GeoData:
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self.vertices = [] |
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class MeshConverter: |
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class _MeshManager: |
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def __init__(self, exporter): |
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self._exporter = weakref.ref(exporter) |
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self._mesh_overrides = {} |
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def __enter__(self): |
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report = self._exporter().report |
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report.progress_advance() |
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report.progress_range = len(bpy.data.objects) |
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# Some modifiers like "Array" will procedurally generate new geometry that will impact |
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# lightmap generation. The Blender Internal renderer does not seem to be smart enough to |
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# take this into account. Thus, we temporarily apply modifiers to ALL meshes (even ones that |
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# are not exported) such that we can generate proper lighting. |
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scene = bpy.context.scene |
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for i in bpy.data.objects: |
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if i.type == "MESH" and i.is_modified(scene, "RENDER"): |
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# Remember, storing actual pointers to the Blender objects can cause bad things to |
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# happen because Blender's memory management SUCKS! |
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self._mesh_overrides[i.name] = i.data.name |
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i.data = i.to_mesh(scene, True, "RENDER", calc_tessface=False) |
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report.progress_increment() |
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return self |
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def __exit__(self, type, value, traceback): |
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data_bos, data_meshes = bpy.data.objects, bpy.data.meshes |
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for obj_name, mesh_name in self._mesh_overrides.items(): |
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bo = data_bos.get(obj_name) |
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trash_mesh, bo.data = bo.data, data_meshes.get(mesh_name) |
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data_meshes.remove(trash_mesh) |
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class MeshConverter(_MeshManager): |
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def __init__(self, exporter): |
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super().__init__(exporter) |
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self.material = material.MaterialConverter(exporter) |
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self._dspans = {} |
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@ -403,8 +436,11 @@ class MeshConverter:
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diface.addDrawable(dspan_key, idx) |
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def _export_mesh(self, bo): |
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# Step 0.7: Update the mesh such that we can do things and schtuff... |
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mesh = bo.to_mesh(bpy.context.scene, True, "RENDER", calc_tessface=True) |
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# Previously, this called bo.to_mesh to apply modifiers. However, due to limitations in the |
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# lightmap generation, this is now done for all modified mesh objects before any Plasma data |
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# is exported. |
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mesh = bo.data |
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mesh.calc_tessface() |
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# Step 0.8: Figure out which materials are attached to this object. Because Blender is backwards, |
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# we can actually have materials that are None. gotdawgit!!! |
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@ -412,33 +448,32 @@ class MeshConverter:
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if not materials: |
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return None |
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with helpers.TemporaryObject(mesh, bpy.data.meshes.remove): |
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# Step 1: Export all of the doggone materials. |
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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, 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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for geospan, pass_index in geospans: |
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dspan = self._find_create_dspan(bo, geospan.material.object, pass_index) |
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self._report.msg("Exported hsGMaterial '{}' geometry into '{}'", |
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geospan.material.name, dspan.key.name, indent=1) |
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idx = dspan.addSourceSpan(geospan) |
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if dspan not in _diindices: |
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_diindices[dspan] = [idx,] |
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else: |
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_diindices[dspan].append(idx) |
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# Step 3.1: Harvest Span indices and create the DIIndices |
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drawables = [] |
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for dspan, indices in _diindices.items(): |
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dii = plDISpanIndex() |
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dii.indices = indices |
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idx = dspan.addDIIndex(dii) |
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drawables.append((dspan.key, idx)) |
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return drawables |
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# Step 1: Export all of the doggone materials. |
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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, 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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for geospan, pass_index in geospans: |
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dspan = self._find_create_dspan(bo, geospan.material.object, pass_index) |
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self._report.msg("Exported hsGMaterial '{}' geometry into '{}'", |
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geospan.material.name, dspan.key.name, indent=1) |
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idx = dspan.addSourceSpan(geospan) |
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if dspan not in _diindices: |
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_diindices[dspan] = [idx,] |
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else: |
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_diindices[dspan].append(idx) |
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# Step 3.1: Harvest Span indices and create the DIIndices |
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drawables = [] |
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for dspan, indices in _diindices.items(): |
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dii = plDISpanIndex() |
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dii.indices = indices |
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idx = dspan.addDIIndex(dii) |
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drawables.append((dspan.key, idx)) |
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return drawables |
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def _export_material_spans(self, bo, mesh, materials): |
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"""Exports all Materials and creates plGeometrySpans""" |
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