Recast/Detour VS ozz-animation

RecastNavigation

Detour is open source (zlib) so anyone has access to a proven RVO implementation. I believe Unreal and Unity still use Recast/Detour for navmesh and avoidance, but it looks like Godot cooked up their own.

https://github.com/recastnavigation/recastnavigation There is also a library called Yuka that is web based that can generate navmeshes i think: https://mugen87.github.io/yuka/docs/NavMesh.html

Hi, wanted to post about my rust project. I created Rust Lang bindings to the famous https://github.com/recastnavigation/recastnavigation . My library, Divert, currently provides the resources to interact with the Detour, 3d mesh path finding, capabilities of Recast Navigation. In the future, I hope to implement bindings for the Recast side of RecastNavigation which facilitates generating navigation meshes from input geometry to be used by detour. Most of my hobby work revolves around reverse engineering video games, so I needed the capabilities of Detour for my Rust program to navigate in game geometry. I would characterize myself as quite new to Rust still, so constructive criticism is highly welcome. I imagine, I did some really weird stuff while designing this crate, and I bet someone can let me know here ;)

Recast & Detour for navigation meshes (though Rust does have Detour bindings)

For path finding there is at least https://github.com/recastnavigation/recastnavigation

Recast is used in Unreal and many other games.

https://github.com/recastnavigation/recastnavigation Would be.

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

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.

http://guillaumeblanc.github.io/ozz-animation/ for animations

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.