MilkShape3D的CMP格式导出插件

Freelancer CMP Exporter V0.3 beta test version --------------- Credits Mario Brito - Author of the original CMP exporter & VMesh guide. redeye at Lancers Reactor - Ships/Weapons with multiple components tutorial. Harrier - Weapons cmp tutorial used to configure output Mete Ciragan - Milkshape 3D, SDK and samples Rick York - CSmartEdit and CLinkSlider classes used for the floating point edit control ------------- Operating Details Dialog 1 - File option Buttons a) Create a new CMP file --------------------- Select file or enter new name in file dialog NOTE: existing file will be replaced b) Update Existing CMP File ------------------------ Select existing file name to be updated in the file dialog. The data from the model will be added or updated in the CMP file. Existing data in the "Cmpnd->Part_XXXX_lod1->Object Name" node will not be replaced. This is for multiple part models that use Fix data & .sur files from original Freelancer models. If no data is present, the part name will be used. ========================================================================================== Dialog 2 - Model options Level Of Detail: Default = Level 0 Select extension name of VMeshLibrary name. eg "MyFighter.lod0.vms" Adds Multilevel->Levelx node under the partname_lod1.3db node for VMeshRef data. NOTE: Separate Milkshape model must be created for each level of detail Update : level 3 added Orientation: default = Upside Down Select orientation of model being exported. a) Upside down with front of ship pointing down in top view. Bottom of ship is seen in top view. b) Back To front with front of ship pointing up in top view. Top of ship is in top view. Scale Down: Default = 92.00000 Select scale down value to export model with. As a rule of thumb, I compare the model created against the Anubis, which is just over 1 grid long at full zoom out. Another option is to import the pilot model and try various scale up's until the proprtions look right. Update : scale changed to floating point. Number Of Groups: Default = 1 (Maximum quantity is 18) The default value of 1 wil export model as original exporter - modified to use scale, Orientation & Level Of Detail. 2 or more groups will display the appropriate number of text boxes to enter the mesh quantities in each group. The first mesh name in each group will be used for the xxx_lod1.3db node etc. NOTE: All hardpoint meshes should be after the model meshes in the Milkshape3d list. Model Type: Default = Ship Cockpits and weapons support added for testing. Field of view - Defaults : FOVX = 0.645772, FOVY = 0.514412, ZNEAR = 0.050000, ZFAR = 5.000000 Used for cockpit view settings. The default values should be ok for standard cockpits. Smaller cockpits should use FOVX = 0.475011, 0.368131, ZNEAR = 0.100000, ZFAR = 3.000000. Experimentation may be required to find the best settings. Based on several 3D graphics books the variables are FOVX & FOVY are the width and height of the viewport (field of view) ZNEAR & ZFAR are used to draw objects/triangles within the two values. Anything outside the two values is not displayed or clipped. Settings. Model settings can be saved and loaded to save time re-entering all options. The settings file should be saved with the extension .ces (CMP Exporter Settings). Binary data is saved to the file in the following format UPDATED { int Scale; // converted to float in the extra entries int Orientation; int LevelOfDetail; int NumberOfGroups; int GroupQuantities[MAX_CMP_GROUPS]; // The following entries are extra short ModelType; float fov_x; float fov_y; float Znear; float Zfar; float fpScale; int reserved[RESERVE_QTY]; // 20 slots reserved } The old settings files can be loaded as normal, but should be resaved using a new name if version 2.1 of the exporter is still in use. ========================================================================================== Dialog 3 - TreeView Displays generated nodes as original exporter ========================================================================================== Hardpoints ---------- Hardpoint positions are calculated using the triangle coordinates and VMeshRef bounding box. If a hardpoint cannot be connected to a part (wing, fin etc) it will be added to the first mesh in the list - should be the fuselage in the model. example - HpMount is outside any of the bounding boxes, added in main model meshes. There is an allowance for hardpoint meshes to be slightly outside the bounding box, such as running lights and contrails. HpTurret hardpoints will be set at a 360 degree rotation. All other revolute hardpoints will be set at approximately 45 degrees. ========================================================================================== Possible additions Control to select fix or Rev data for import. control to set min/max angle of HpWeapon01 etc. ========================================================================================== Please post bug reports etc. on Lancers Reactor general editing forum. or send by email to colsnby@aol.com Colin Sanby