ResourceModel::ResourceModel( const std::string& filename ):
ResourceGeneric( filename ),
mFlipAxis(true)
{
struct TMFHEADER
{
uint8_t id[4]; // should be TMF
uint16_t version; // version, multiplied by 100
uint16_t nobj; // number of geometry objects
uint16_t nhelpers; // number of helper objects
} TMFHeader;
memset(&TMFHeader, 0, sizeof(TMFHEADER));
LoadMaterialLibrary(filename);
uint32_t filesize = 0;
FILE* fp = 0;
fopen_s(&fp, filename.c_str(), "rb");
if (!fp) return;
// Check if it is a TMF file
fread(TMFHeader.id, sizeof(uint8_t), 3, fp);
if (TMFHeader.id[0] != 'T' || TMFHeader.id[1] != 'M' || TMFHeader.id[2] != 'F')
return;
fread(&TMFHeader.version, sizeof(uint16_t), 1, fp);
assert( TMFHeader.version == MODEL_VERSION );
fread(&TMFHeader.nobj, sizeof(uint16_t), 1, fp);
fread(&TMFHeader.nhelpers, sizeof(uint16_t), 1, fp);
for (int i = 0; i < TMFHeader.nhelpers; i++)
{
AddTMFDummy(fp);
}
for (int i = 0; i < TMFHeader.nobj; i++)
{
AddTMFObject( fp );
}
fclose(fp);
}
void OBJLoader::Load(const std::string& filename, bool invertTexCoords)
{
assert(!filename.empty());
std::string binaryFilename = ".\\/Assets\\/" + filename + ".bin";
std::ifstream binaryInFile;
binaryInFile.open(binaryFilename, std::ios::in | std::ios::binary);
auto pGraphics = static_cast<IGraphics*>(ResourceManagerInstance()->GetService("graphics"));
assert(pGraphics != nullptr);
// TODO: Disabled binary load until it can r/w subobjects and material
if (true /*!binaryInFile.good()*/)
{
std::ifstream inFile;
inFile.open(".\\/Assets\\/" + filename);
if (!inFile.good())
{
TI_LOG_E("Couldn't open obj file: " << filename);
return;
}
else
{
//Start new subobject list for this file
_meshSubObjs[filename];
//Temp subobject
SubObject* pSubObject = nullptr;
//Vectors to store the vertex positions, normals and texture coordinates. Need to use vectors since they're resizeable and we have
//no way of knowing ahead of time how large these meshes will be
std::vector<Vector3> verts;
std::vector<Vector3> normals;
std::vector<Vector2> texCoords;
//DirectX uses 1 index buffer, OBJ is optimized for storage and not rendering and so uses 3 smaller index buffers.....great...
//We'll have to merge this into 1 index buffer which we'll do after loading in all of the required data.
std::vector<unsigned short> vertIndices;
std::vector<unsigned short> normalIndices;
std::vector<unsigned short> textureIndices;
std::string input;
UINT indexCounter = 0;
Vector3 vert;
Vector2 texCoord;
Vector3 normal;
unsigned short vInd[3]; //indices for the vertex position
unsigned short tInd[3]; //indices for the texture coordinate
unsigned short nInd[3]; //indices for the normal
std::string beforeFirstSlash;
std::string afterFirstSlash;
std::string afterSecondSlash;
std::string matLib;
while (!inFile.eof()) //While we have yet to reach the end of the file...
{
inFile >> input; //Get the next input from the file
//Check what type of input it was, we are only interested in vertex positions, texture coordinates, normals, indices, groups, and materials.
if (input.compare("mtllib") == 0)//Material library, calls readMaterial()
{
inFile >> matLib;
LoadMaterialLibrary(matLib);
}
else if (input.compare("g") == 0)//Group(SubObject) name
{
if (pSubObject != nullptr) _meshSubObjs[filename].push_back(pSubObject);
pSubObject = new SubObject();
inFile >> pSubObject->name;
pSubObject->vertexEnd = 0;
pSubObject->vertexStart = UINT_MAX;
pSubObject->indexEnd = 0;
pSubObject->indexStart = UINT_MAX;
}
else if (input.compare("v") == 0) //Vertex position
