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Describes the position of a prop point within its parent model. More...
#include <ModelDef.h>
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| CStr | m_Name |
| Name of the prop point. More... | |
| CVector3D | m_Position |
| Position of the point within the parent model, relative to either the parent model's origin or one of the parent model's bones if applicable. More... | |
| CQuaternion | m_Rotation |
| Rotation of the prop model that will be attached at this point. More... | |
| CMatrix3D | m_Transform |
| Object to parent space transformation. More... | |
| u8 | m_BoneIndex |
| Index of parent bone to which this prop point is relative, if any. More... | |
Describes the position of a prop point within its parent model.
A prop point is the location within a parent model where the prop's origin will be attached.
A prop point is specified by its transformation matrix (or separately by its position and rotation), which can be relative to either the parent model's origin, or one of the parent's bones. If the parent model is boned, then the m_BoneIndex field may specify a bone to which the transformation matrix is relative (see CModel::m_BoneMatrices). Otherwise, the transformation matrix is assumed to be relative to the parent model's origin.
| u8 SPropPoint::m_BoneIndex |
Index of parent bone to which this prop point is relative, if any.
The value 0xFF specifies that either the parent model is unboned, or that this prop point is relative to the parent model's origin rather than one if its bones.
| CStr SPropPoint::m_Name |
Name of the prop point.
| CVector3D SPropPoint::m_Position |
Position of the point within the parent model, relative to either the parent model's origin or one of the parent model's bones if applicable.
Also specified as part of m_Transform.
| CQuaternion SPropPoint::m_Rotation |
Rotation of the prop model that will be attached at this point.
Also specified as part of m_Transform.
| CMatrix3D SPropPoint::m_Transform |
Object to parent space transformation.
Combines both m_Position and m_Rotation in a single transformation matrix. This transformation is relative to either the parent model's origin, or one of its bones, depending on whether it is skeletal. If relative to a bone, then the bone in the parent model to which this transformation is relative may be found by m_BoneIndex.
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