LEEF

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Contents

• Functions

Modules

• b3d_reader
• b3d_writer
• b3d_nodes
• proxy_table
• binary
• utils
• paths
• math.bound2
• math.bound3
• math.bvh
• math.color
• math.constants
• math.intersect
• math.mat4
• math.mesh
• math.octree
• math.quat
• math.simplex
• math.utils
• math.vec2
• math.vec3

Classes

• new_class

Module b3d_nodes

allows you to get information about nodes (bones or meshes) within a b3d table (generated with b3d_reader)

This is apart of the LEEF-b3d module

WARNING! This LEEF-b3d submodule depends on the LEEF-math

Functions

get_node_by_name (self, node_name, is_bone)	get a node by it's name
get_animated_local_trs (node, target_frame)	get the local "TRS" (translation, rotation, scale) of a bone in animation.
get_node_global_transform (node, frame, outputs)	get a node's global mat4 transform and rotation.
get_node_global_position (self, node, is_bone, frame)	find the position of a node in global model space.
get_node_rotation (self, node, is_bone, frame)	find the global rotation of a node in model space.

Functions

get_node_by_name (self, node_name, is_bone)

get a node by it's name

Parameters:

• self the b3d table (from b3d_reader)
• node_name the name of the node to fine
• is_bone (optional) bool to indicate wether the node is a bone or not (incase there's a mesh named the same thing). False will only return meshes and pivots, true will only return bones. Nil will return any.

Returns:

node (from b3d table, documentation needed)

get_animated_local_trs (node, target_frame)

get the local "TRS" (translation, rotation, scale) of a bone in animation. This is used for global transformation calculations. quaternion is returned as a string indexed table because it needs to be a math object to be interpolated, also has to be usable anyway.

Parameters:

• node table, the node from within a b3d table to read (as outputed by b3d_reader).
• target_frame float, the frame to find the TRS in, can be inbetween frames/keyframes (of course).

Returns:

1. position ordered table: {x, y, z}
2. rotation quat from leef_math: (example) {w=0,x=0,y=0,z=1}
3. scale ordered table: {x, y, z} outputs need cleaning up.

get_node_global_transform (node, frame, outputs)

get a node's global mat4 transform and rotation.

Parameters:

• node table, the node from within a b3d table to read (as outputed by b3d_reader).
• frame float, the frame to find the transform and rotation in.
• outputs (optional) string, either "1" or "2" where 1 will output the transform alone and 2 will output the rotation alone. Set to nil to return both.

Returns:

1. global_transform, a matrix 4x4, note that leef.math's tranforms are column major (i.e. 1st column is 1, 2, 3, 4). (see leef_math docs)
2. rotation quat, the quaternion rotation in global space. (cannot be assumed to be normalized, this uses raw interpolated data from the b3d reader)

get_node_global_position (self, node, is_bone, frame)

find the position of a node in global model space.

Parameters:

• self b3d table, (optional if node is a node table and not name)
• node string or table, either the node from b3d table or a the name of the node to find.
• is_bone (optional) if node is string, this is used to find it (see get_node_by_name)
• frame the frame to find the global position of the node at.

Returns:

1. x
2. y
3. z

get_node_rotation (self, node, is_bone, frame)

find the global rotation of a node in model space.

Parameters:

• self b3d table, (optional if node is a node table and not name)
• node string or table, either the node from b3d table or a the name of the node to find.
• is_bone (optional) if node is string, this is used to find it (see get_node_by_name)
• frame the frame to find the global rotation of the node at.

Returns:

rotation quaternion rotation of the node (may not be normalized)