mesh mirroring..
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Ok I''m not sure what to do here. I load a model/mesh with D3DXLoadSkinMeshFromXof since its an x file. I need to edit the mesh so that it is mirrored either verticle or horizontal or both. now the thing is i think i will have to edit ID3DXSkinMesh but i do not know what to do. any help? thanks
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Well I figured out how to get direct access to the vertext buffer. simple enough. but i still have no clue how i can mirror meshes.
[edited by - vxten on October 23, 2003 11:25:57 AM]
[edited by - vxten on October 23, 2003 11:25:57 AM]
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now it seems if i rotate the mesh''s x,y,z just right i can get the required effect. its like damn impossible know what to rotate it too i have to let it run in a loop adjusting rotation and when something looks good ill break in and see the values. this is driving me insane!!
quote:Original post by rileyriley
could you just multiply whichever coordinate you want to mirror around by -1?
This would like.. change the order of the vertices of a triangle.
Clockwise -> Counter-clockwise;
Counter-clockwise -> Clockwise;
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see this image. maybe i can fix something like the perspective view so things will look right to me?
http://www.ten-arc.net/perspectivehelp.jpg
[edited by - vxten on October 23, 2003 1:08:36 PM]
http://www.ten-arc.net/perspectivehelp.jpg
[edited by - vxten on October 23, 2003 1:08:36 PM]
Why dont you just change your camera view?
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Rotate the actual vertices by locking the vertex buffer and transforming each vertex individually.
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i am hoping its a camara deal, but the camara wont hover over the meshes top down like that it either gos left-right, up-down, or away-near. in either case i still only see the side
[edited by - vxten on October 23, 2003 1:27:08 PM]
[edited by - vxten on October 23, 2003 1:27:08 PM]
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