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Sort triangles with vertex transparency separately. (#32) 

Lean on the excellent pre-existing support for creating multiple glTF
meshes from a single FBX mesh based on material type. All the triangles
with (at least one) non-opaque vertex get flagged as transparent
material. They will all go separately in their own mesh after the
CreateMaterialModels() gauntlet.

Fixes #25.
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Pär Winzell 2017-11-04 20:10:28 -07:00 committed by GitHub
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src/Fbx2Raw.cpp
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@ -458,10 +458,11 @@ static bool TriangleTexturePolarity(const Vec2f &uv0, const Vec2f &uv1, const Ve
}
static RawMaterialType
GetMaterialType(const RawModel &raw, const int textures[RAW_TEXTURE_USAGE_MAX], const bool skinned)
GetMaterialType(const RawModel &raw, const int textures[RAW_TEXTURE_USAGE_MAX], const bool vertexTransparency, const bool skinned)
{
if ((raw.GetVertexAttributes() & RAW_VERTEX_ATTRIBUTE_COLOR) != 0) {
return skinned ? RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_SKINNED_VERTEX_COLORED : RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_VERTEX_COLORED;
// if there is vertex transparency, definitely transparent
if (vertexTransparency) {
return skinned ? RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_SKINNED_TRANSPARENT : RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_TRANSPARENT;
}
// Determine material type based on texture occlusion.
@ -588,12 +589,8 @@ static void ReadMesh(RawModel &raw, FbxScene *pScene, FbxNode *pNode, const std:
maybeAddTexture(matProps.texShininess, RAW_TEXTURE_USAGE_SHININESS);
}
const RawMaterialType materialType = GetMaterialType(raw, textures, skinning.IsSkinned());
const int rawMaterialIndex = raw.AddMaterial(
materialName, shadingModel, materialType, textures,
toVec3f(ambient), toVec4f(diffuse), toVec3f(specular), toVec3f(emissive), shininess);
RawVertex rawVertices[3];
bool vertexTransparency = false;
for (int vertexIndex = 0; vertexIndex < 3; vertexIndex++, polygonVertexIndex++) {
const int controlPointIndex = pMesh->GetPolygonVertex(polygonIndex, vertexIndex);
@ -636,6 +633,9 @@ static void ReadMesh(RawModel &raw, FbxScene *pScene, FbxNode *pNode, const std:
vertex.jointWeights = skinning.GetVertexWeights(controlPointIndex);
vertex.polarityUv0 = false;
// flag this triangle as transparent if any of its corner vertices substantially deviates from fully opaque
vertexTransparency |= (fabs(fbxColor.mAlpha - 1.0) > 1e-3);
rawSurface.bounds.AddPoint(vertex.position);
if (skinning.IsSkinned()) {
@ -690,6 +690,11 @@ static void ReadMesh(RawModel &raw, FbxScene *pScene, FbxNode *pNode, const std:
rawVertexIndices[vertexIndex] = raw.AddVertex(rawVertices[vertexIndex]);
}
const RawMaterialType materialType = GetMaterialType(raw, textures, vertexTransparency, skinning.IsSkinned());
const int rawMaterialIndex = raw.AddMaterial(
materialName, shadingModel, materialType, textures,
toVec3f(ambient), toVec4f(diffuse), toVec3f(specular), toVec3f(emissive), shininess);
raw.AddTriangle(rawVertexIndices[0], rawVertexIndices[1], rawVertexIndices[2], rawMaterialIndex, rawSurfaceIndex);
}
}

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src/Raw2Gltf.cpp
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@ -410,8 +410,6 @@ ModelData *Raw2Gltf(
for (int materialIndex = 0; materialIndex < raw.GetMaterialCount(); materialIndex++) {
const RawMaterial &material = raw.GetMaterial(materialIndex);
const bool isTransparent =
material.type == RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_VERTEX_COLORED ||
material.type == RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_SKINNED_VERTEX_COLORED ||
material.type == RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_TRANSPARENT ||
material.type == RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_SKINNED_TRANSPARENT;

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src/RawModel.h
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@ -136,10 +136,8 @@ enum RawMaterialType
{
RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_OPAQUE,
RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_TRANSPARENT,
RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_VERTEX_COLORED,
RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_SKINNED_OPAQUE,
RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_SKINNED_TRANSPARENT,
RAW_MATERIAL_TYPE_SKINNED_VERTEX_COLORED
};
struct RawMaterial