i've 2 approach in my head
1. mod internal class @see away3dlite.animators.bones.SkinVertex
                public function update():void
                {
                        if (_mesh && !_mesh.visible)
                                return;

                        //reset values
                        _output = new Vector3D();

                        _i = weights.length;
                        while (_i--)
                        {
                                _position = 
controllers[_i].transformMatrix3D.transformVector(_baseVertex);
                                _position.scaleBy(weights[_i]);
                                _output = _output.add(_position);
                        }
                        var _startIndex:int;
                        for each (_startIndex in _startIndices)
                        {
                                _vertices[int(_startIndex)] = _output.x;
                                _vertices[int(_startIndex + 1)] = _output.y;
                                _vertices[int(_startIndex + 2)] = _output.z;
                        }
                }

try mod afte line 74

_position.scaleBy(weights[_i]);

with your bend modifier

2. modify after vertices bonesAnimator is updated
just loop all mesh1 vertices1 and interpolate it with mesh2 vertices2

just quick idea, some test need :)


On 08/04/2010, tarwin <[email protected]> wrote:
> Yeah, I had a horrible feeling it would be one or the other. I've set
> up this whole thing to be able to do both, and now it's seems I'm
> stuck between a rock and a hard place. Should have done more simple
> tests to begin with - oh well.
>
> So, what kind of updates would be needed to combine this
> functionality. Would be willing to pay for this addition (if it is
> feasible). If anyone's interested please message me off list (you too
> Katopz if you've got time).
>
> I'm pretty sure this should be possible without too much more
> complexity because 3d modellers do it with combining a morpher under a
> skin modifier, and as far as I know there is no added complexity
> because you're still affecting the same verts with the same bones,
> they just start at different positions. I'm not even talking about a
> dynamic morpher that changing while an animations is playing (I guess
> an update per frame) but one that changes the original model vert
> positions.
>
> Anyway, thanks for the reply.
>
>
> On Apr 8, 12:53 am, katopz <[email protected]> wrote:
>> Hey tarwin
>>
>> this fun is start from Collada parser
>>
>> @see buildAnimations via Collada.as
>>
>> animationLibrary : animationData
>>            |
>>            |
>>            |              channel : transform type (translate, rotate,
>> ...)
>> bonesAnimator  /
>>            |            \
>>            |              skinControllers : skinVertices, joint
>>            |
>>        bone : joint : transformMatrix3D
>>
>> and then in render loop we just
>>
>> 1. update bonesAnimator by current timer
>> 2. update each channel
>> 3. update each skinControllers
>> 4. update each skinVertices
>>
>> Morph animation for collada didn't exist yet btw
>> and not sure what are you trying to do exactly?
>> seem like you try to Morph vertices after doing bone animation?
>>
>> I think you have to choose one :)
>>
>> hth
>>
>> On 7 April 2010 19:52, tarwin <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> > Hi all.
>>
>> > Has anyone tried using the Morpher in connection with Collada? I'm not
>> > sure if it would actually work (it will probably give onerous results)
>> > but I'm trying to find out how I can change the base Mesh that is used
>> > by the BonesAnimator to do the animation. I'm a little bit hazy on
>> > exactly how it is all connected - BonesAnimator, Channel,
>> > SkinController, SkinVertex and the Mesh itself - and any insight into
>> > that would be a great help.
>>
>> > Thanks great Internet hive mind!
>>
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