Hey Tarwin! Have you got the Morpher working with Lite? The problem with the empty arrays is that since the parser works asynchronously, you'll only get the results when the ParserEvent.PARSE_SUCCESS is dispatched for each parsed geometry. So you've got to m0.addEventListener(ParserEvent.PARSE_SUCCESS, onSuccess), for every parser object.
It's kind of hard to get the Morpher working with complex geometries, since it all comes down to the way the geometry was exported - to map each source vertex to the destination vertex. So let us know if you've been able to do it! cheers Cauê 2010/2/21 tarwin <[email protected]> > Hi, > > I've moved the Morpher (core.base.Morpher) to Away3D Lite (actually > I'm using the haXe version, but same difference), and got it working > perfectly with geometry created programmatically ie "new Sphere(...);" > but am having trouble getting it to work with Collada objects. > > I'm guessing this is something to do with Collada objects (those given > by .parseGeometry) are different in some way. The problem I'm facing > is that anything I send to the Morpher from parseGeometry just has an > empty vertices Vector<Float>. > > My code looks as follows: > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > override private function init():Void > { > super.init(); > > var daeData1 = Resource.getString("dae1"); > var daeData2 = Resource.getString("dae2"); > > var c0 = new Collada(); > var c1 = new Collada(); > var c2 = new Collada(); > > m0 = cast c0.parseGeometry(daeData1); > m1 = cast c1.parseGeometry(daeData1); > m2 = cast c2.parseGeometry(daeData2); > > mv0 = c0.geometryLibrary.getGeometryArray()[0].vertices; > mv1 = c1.geometryLibrary.getGeometryArray()[0].vertices; > mv2 = c2.geometryLibrary.getGeometryArray()[0].vertices; > > scene.addChild(m1); > > mp = new Morpher(mv1); > > addEventListener(Event.ENTER_FRAME, ef); > } > > private function ef(event:Event):Void > { > super.onEnterFrame(event); > > m0.rotationY = -180 + 360 * (mouseX / stage.stageWidth); > m1.rotationY = -180 + 360 * (mouseX / stage.stageWidth); > m2.rotationY = -180 + 360 * (mouseX / stage.stageWidth); > > mp.start(); > mp.mix(m2, Math.sin(Lib.getTimer()/1000)*100000); > mp.finish(m0); > > view.render(); > } > > > ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > The test I've done with spheres seems to be giving the correct > results, although I'm worried I'm missing something. You'll see I've > also created references to the objects inside the geometryLibraries > which I think would work but then you have to pass the Vectors > themselves to the Morpher and thus completely changing how it works. > > So I guess the question comes down to "How do I get access to the > geometry as a Mesh from parseGeometry / a Collada"? >
