dem-bones
An automated algorithm to extract the linear blend skinning (LBS) from a set of example poses (by electronicarts)
ozz-animation
Open source c++ skeletal animation library and toolset (by guillaumeblanc)
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dem-bones
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How to Transfer Mesh data to rig nurbs controller
You can also try SSDR (“Smooth Skin Decomposition with Rigid Bones”). Something like this: electronicarts/dem-bones - GitHub https://github.com/electronicarts/dem-bones can help you in getting your skeleton to automatically animate (and automatically weighting your geometry) when you supply an skeleton and an Alembic file. I’d try this option first. There are different implementations of this solver (SOuP, vastSolver, a recent addon in Blender), but if you are comfortable with dealing with the command line you should be able to get something running just with this.
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Blender DemBones - mesh animations to bone animations in one click
Blender DemBones is an add-on that integrates the open-source project DemBones. It is an automated algorithm that converts mesh animations to bone animations, which can be used for various tasks, including skinning or improving the skinning of rigged models, baking deformation cages, and corrective smooth modifiers. The add-on is fully integrated with DemBones and features such as demLock and partial solving through vertex color. There are six main use cases for the add-on, including converting mesh sequences to bone animations and weights, and partially solving skinning through per-vertex color of the mesh.
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Why do games never simulate fat physics on player models
If we can offline it, then we will with VATs, geo-caches, or something like Dem-Bones to translate it into an approximation with bones.
ozz-animation
Posts with mentions or reviews of ozz-animation.
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How are rust devs doing?
I really like the C++ ozz-animation library, and Rust doesn't have a good answer for it (yet! work is being done) It has a really great compressed animation data format that again is good for the web It also has a great runtime library for distributing animation calculations across separate cores
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What is a good absolutely minimalist game/rendering engine?
I'm not sure that even Sokol has animation support built in. The animation sample appears to use OZZ Animation, which could probably be used with the other rendering libraries too.
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Looking for help loading ASSIMP scenes with skinned meshes and animated bones correctly
http://guillaumeblanc.github.io/ozz-animation/ for animations
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Good resources for learning how to implement skeletal animation?
On the otherhand, if I was going to pull in some code/an existing animation system, I have been interested in messing with https://github.com/guillaumeblanc/ozz-animation. It is pretty cool. There is a separate runtime/engine code from whatever editor/asset management you use. I've been toying with the idea of maybe pulling it into Jedi Academy.