#include <humanik.h>
Public Types | |
enum | { HIKGlobalSpace = 0, HIKLocalSpace = 1 } |
Indicates whether your Node data is expressed in local or global space. More... | |
enum | { HIKGlobalSpace = 0, HIKLocalSpace = 1 } |
Indicates whether your Node data is expressed in local or global space. More... | |
Public Attributes | |
enum sHIKDataDescription:: { ... } | mTransformSpace |
Indicates whether your Node data is expressed in local or global space. More... | |
size_t | mTOffset |
Specifies the offset of the translation data within each data block. More... | |
size_t | mQOffset |
Specifies the offset of the quaternion rotation data within each data block. More... | |
size_t | mSOffset |
Specifies the offset of the scaling data within each data block. More... | |
size_t | mStride |
Specifies the total size of each data block. More... | |
int * | mHIKNodeId |
A list of HumanIK Node IDs indicating which Node each of your data blocks applies to. More... | |
enum sHIKDataDescription:: { ... } | mTransformSpace |
Indicates whether your Node data is expressed in local or global space. More... | |
anonymous enum |
Indicates whether your Node data is expressed in local or global space.
Enumerator | |
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HIKGlobalSpace |
Data is expressed in global space. |
HIKLocalSpace |
Data is expressed in local space. |
Definition at line 1612 of file humanik.h.
anonymous enum |
Indicates whether your Node data is expressed in local or global space.
Enumerator | |
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HIKGlobalSpace |
Data is expressed in global space. |
HIKLocalSpace |
Data is expressed in local space. |
Definition at line 1652 of file humanik.h.
int * mHIKNodeId |
A list of HumanIK Node IDs indicating which Node each of your data blocks applies to.
The last value in this list must be the special token HIKLastNode. See the HIKToken enumeration.
size_t mQOffset |
size_t mSOffset |
size_t mStride |
size_t mTOffset |
enum { ... } mTransformSpace |
Indicates whether your Node data is expressed in local or global space.
enum { ... } mTransformSpace |
Indicates whether your Node data is expressed in local or global space.