I think he refers to the fact that Collada does support skinning and
skeleton animation together with just about everything else.
To get an efficient pipeline one would like to avoid 19 different file
formats just to get a character to move around.
There are already exporters for collada, so its more of a matter of
writing a CA library that makes use of it.
But as it is a rather large task, we are very thankful to Bruno for
writing the initial version.
And for everyone else that keeps it going.
/Anders
On 4/20/07, Jan Ciger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hi,
>> I did! drawImplementation doesn't take a StateSet anymore; it seems like
>> that has been switched to a RenderInfo reference instead.
Aha, so that is the same issue that I have fixed in Replicant.
>> I think it would be neat to see Collada squash the whole thing, but
>> that's just me. :) A universal language for expressing character
>> animations would rock. Implementations would still have the freedom to
>> optimize as they see fit, but at least interchangeability and whatnot
>> would be out of the way...
What does have Collada to do with this? That is a data format not a
library to render the characters.
Jan
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