A skeleton represents the bone hierarchy of an animation. More...

#include <mesh.h>

Public Member Functions
	aiSkeleton () AI_NO_EXCEPT
	The class constructor.

	~aiSkeleton ()
	The class destructor.

Public Attributes
C_STRUCT aiSkeletonBone **	mBones
	The bone instance in the skeleton.

C_STRUCT aiString	mName
	The name of the skeleton instance.

unsigned int	mNumBones
	The number of bones in the skeleton.

Detailed Description

A skeleton represents the bone hierarchy of an animation.

Skeleton animations can be described as a tree of bones: root | node1 / \ node3 node4 If you want to calculate the transformation of node three you need to compute the transformation hierarchy for the transformation chain of node3: root->node1->node3 Each node is represented as a skeleton instance.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ aiSkeleton()

aiSkeleton::aiSkeleton ( )

inline

The class constructor.

◆ ~aiSkeleton()

aiSkeleton::~aiSkeleton ( )

inline

The class destructor.

Member Data Documentation

◆ mBones

C_STRUCT aiSkeletonBone** aiSkeleton::mBones

The bone instance in the skeleton.

◆ mName

C_STRUCT aiString aiSkeleton::mName

The name of the skeleton instance.

◆ mNumBones

unsigned int aiSkeleton::mNumBones

The number of bones in the skeleton.

The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

mesh.h

Public Member Functions

Public Attributes