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Question about mesh and bigger texture UV data.
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 7:44 pm
by Johny
I try to write expoter from trueSpace to Indigo file format. But I dont know how to write Indigo Mesh if obj UV coordinats are bigger than obj vertices.
Bellow are the obj mesh info that I got from texture cube (texture with one jpg file).
Anyone know how to implementation/convert below info to Indigo Mesh data (with uv data)?
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Object name is: /Project/test1/Cube
Number of Vertices : 8
Number of Triangles : 12
Number of faces : 12
Number of Normals : 8
Number of UV coords : 36
Number of Triangle UV coords : 12
UV Triangle stream data:0 -->0 1 2
UV Triangle stream data:1 -->3 4 5
UV Triangle stream data:2 -->6 7 8
UV Triangle stream data:3 -->9 10 11
UV Triangle stream data:4 -->12 13 14
UV Triangle stream data:5 -->15 16 17
UV Triangle stream data:6 -->18 19 20
UV Triangle stream data:7 -->21 22 23
UV Triangle stream data:8 -->24 25 26
UV Triangle stream data:9 -->27 28 29
UV Triangle stream data:10 -->30 31 32
UV Triangle stream data:11 -->33 34 35
UVCoords number :0 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 1
UVCoords number :1 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 0
UVCoords number :2 -->1 0
UVCoords number :3 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 1
UVCoords number :4 -->1 0
UVCoords number :5 -->1 1
UVCoords number :6 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 0
UVCoords number :7 -->1 0
UVCoords number :8 -->1 1
UVCoords number :9 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 0
UVCoords number :10 -->1 1
UVCoords number :11 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 1
UVCoords number :12 -->1 1
UVCoords number :13 -->0 1
UVCoords number :14 -->0 0
UVCoords number :15 -->1 1
UVCoords number :16 -->0 0
UVCoords number :17 -->1 0
UVCoords number :18 -->1 1
UVCoords number :19 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 1
UVCoords number :20 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 0
UVCoords number :21 -->1 1
UVCoords number :22 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 0
UVCoords number :23 -->1 0
UVCoords number :24 -->1 0
UVCoords number :25 -->1 1
UVCoords number :26 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 1
UVCoords number :27 -->1 0
UVCoords number :28 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 1
UVCoords number :29 -->-5.960464477539063e-8 0
UVCoords number :30 -->1 1
UVCoords number :31 -->0 1
UVCoords number :32 -->0 0
UVCoords number :33 -->1 1
UVCoords number :34 -->0 0
UVCoords number :35 -->1 0
Vertices number :0 -->1 -1 -1 Normal-->0.5773502588272095 -0.5773502588272095 -0.5773502588272095
Vertices number :1 -->1 -1 1 Normal-->0.3333333134651184 -0.6666666865348816 0.6666666865348816
Vertices number :2 -->-1 -1 -1 Normal-->-0.6666666865348816 -0.3333333134651184 -0.6666666865348816
Vertices number :3 -->-1 -1 1 Normal-->-0.5773502588272095 -0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095
Vertices number :4 -->1 1 -1 Normal-->0.6666666865348816 0.6666666865348816 -0.3333333134651184
Vertices number :5 -->-1 1 -1 Normal-->-0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095 -0.5773502588272095
Vertices number :6 -->-1 1 1 Normal-->-0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095
Vertices number :7 -->1 1 1 Normal-->0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095
Triangles number :0 -->0 1 3
Triangles number :1 -->0 3 2
Triangles number :2 -->0 2 5
Triangles number :3 -->0 5 4
Triangles number :4 -->5 2 3
Triangles number :5 -->5 3 6
Triangles number :6 -->3 1 7
Triangles number :7 -->3 7 6
Triangles number :8 -->7 4 5
Triangles number :9 -->7 5 6
Triangles number :10 -->0 4 7
Triangles number :11 -->0 7 1
Thanks
Posted: Sun May 06, 2007 8:57 pm
by zuegs
I think UVs are related to faces. You have 12 faces with 3 points each, 12*3=36 matches your 36 UVs. Imagine that a vertex/corner of a cube has 3 faces connected and each face can have different UV for this corner.
One problem u still have! the normals looks like your cube is a sphere
for a real cube you would need 36 normals too! Or you recalculate your own normals for each face by his 3 vertices but then you get only flat faces (no normal-smoothing).
Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 12:34 am
by Johny
Zuegs, thanks for reply
Can you give a suggestion how to calculate my own normal?
I tried to export my test cube to OBJ format. below is the result. As you can see normal numbers on OBJ file format are also same with vertex number (normal number = vertex number =
.
I think it would be great if Indigo can automatic calculate normals value. or it's better if Indigo's mesh data can support normals value bigger than vertices number like we can see on OBJ file format.
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# File created by Luuv tsx 1.1.4
# Created on: Sun May 06 20:41:20 2007 -9
# Vertices: 8
# Texture vertices: 36
# Normals: 8
# Faces: 12
mtllib cube1.mtl
v 1.677037 0.000000 -2.201360
v 1.677037 0.880000 -2.201360
v 0.402191 0.000000 -2.201360
v 0.402191 0.880000 -2.201360
v 1.677037 0.000000 0.058925
v 0.402191 0.000000 0.058925
v 0.402191 0.880000 0.058924
v 1.677037 0.880000 0.058925
vt 0.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 1.000000
vt 0.000000 0.000000
vt 1.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 0.000000
vt 1.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 0.000000
vt 1.000000 1.000000
vt 0.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 0.000000
vt 0.000000 1.000000
vt 1.000000 1.000000
vn 0.465244 -0.321148 -0.824871
vn 0.465244 0.321148 -0.824871
vn -0.465244 -0.321148 -0.824871
vn -0.465244 0.321148 -0.824871
vn 0.465244 -0.321148 0.824871
vn -0.465244 -0.321148 0.824871
vn -0.465244 0.321148 0.824871
vn 0.465244 0.321148 0.824871
mtllib cube1.mtl
g Cube
s 1
usemtl Cube
f 4/3/4 2/2/2 1/1/1
f 3/6/3 4/5/4 1/4/1
f 6/9/6 3/8/3 1/7/1
f 5/12/5 6/11/6 1/10/1
f 4/15/4 3/14/3 6/13/6
f 7/18/7 4/17/4 6/16/6
f 8/21/8 2/20/2 4/19/4
f 7/24/7 8/23/8 4/22/4
f 6/27/6 5/26/5 8/25/8
f 7/30/7 6/29/6 8/28/8
f 8/33/8 5/32/5 1/31/1
f 2/36/2 8/35/8 1/34/1
# The end.
Thanks
Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 12:48 am
by Kram1032
I don't really know, but shouldn't there be normals for both verticles and faces? -> -> ncount=vcount+fcount ?
Posted: Mon May 07, 2007 8:14 am
by zuegs
i don't know how indigo interpretes norrmals when normalsmoothing is deactivated. If not you need 3 normals per vertex for a cube, for a sphere you need only one normal per vertex. The count of normals depends on the object and the 3d-modeler software. If you like the represent a vertex with 3 normals in indigo you need the define 3 vertices with a normal each, 24 vertices in total for a cube. In Blender every face has a "smooth" flag. If a face is flat (non smooth) then i export all vertices of this face with the face normal. If face is smooth (in the case of a sphere) i use the vertex-normal for export instead.
Check in trueSpace if there's a possibility to define if faces are flat or smoothed/rounded. This normal should influence the nr. of normals generated.
How to calc. normals you will find in internet (normalized cross-product of two face-side-vectors)
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 12:34 am
by Johny
Thanks again Zuegs
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 12:35 am
by OnoSendai
With normal smoothing disabled, the normals used are the geometric normals of the triangles, constructed by taking the cross product of the edges.
Posted: Tue May 08, 2007 2:27 am
by Johny
Thanks Ono.
Above cube info was got from cube uv map projection.
I already calculate 3 normal per vertex and apply uv values to all vertex, but got no desire result.
How Indigo manage material texture uv map?
on mesh date, we can see uv0, is there an uv1, uv2, or uv3 ?
Below is cube info with planar uv projection info. how to apply this to Indigo mesh data? Is Indigo have UV map data set?
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Object name is: /Project/test1/Cube
Number of Vertices : 8
Number of Triangles : 12
Number of faces : 12
Number of Normals : 8
Number of UV coords : 13
Number of Triangle UV coords : 12
UV Triangle stream data:0 -->0 1 3
UV Triangle stream data:1 -->0 3 2
UV Triangle stream data:2 -->0 2 5
UV Triangle stream data:3 -->0 5 4
UV Triangle stream data:4 -->5 8 9
UV Triangle stream data:5 -->5 10 6
UV Triangle stream data:6 -->3 1 7
UV Triangle stream data:7 -->11 12 6
UV Triangle stream data:8 -->7 4 5
UV Triangle stream data:9 -->7 5 6
UV Triangle stream data:10 -->0 4 7
UV Triangle stream data:11 -->0 7 1
UVCoords number :0 -->0.625 1
UVCoords number :1 -->0.625 0
UVCoords number :2 -->0.875 1
UVCoords number :3 -->0.875 0
UVCoords number :4 -->0.375 1
UVCoords number :5 -->0.125 1
UVCoords number :6 -->0.125 0
UVCoords number :7 -->0.375 0
UVCoords number :8 -->-0.125 1
UVCoords number :9 -->-0.125 0
UVCoords number :10 -->-0.125 0
UVCoords number :11 -->-0.125 0
UVCoords number :12 -->-0.625 0
Vertices number :0 -->1 -1 -1 Normal-->0.5773502588272095 -0.5773502588272095 -0.5773502588272095
Vertices number :1 -->1 -1 1 Normal-->0.3333333134651184 -0.6666666865348816 0.6666666865348816
Vertices number :2 -->-1 -1 -1 Normal-->-0.6666666865348816 -0.3333333134651184 -0.6666666865348816
Vertices number :3 -->-1 -1 1 Normal-->-0.5773502588272095 -0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095
Vertices number :4 -->1 1 -1 Normal-->0.6666666865348816 0.6666666865348816 -0.3333333134651184
Vertices number :5 -->-1 1 -1 Normal-->-0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095 -0.5773502588272095
Vertices number :6 -->-1 1 1 Normal-->-0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095
Vertices number :7 -->1 1 1 Normal-->0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095 0.5773502588272095
Triangles number :0 -->0 1 3
Triangles number :1 -->0 3 2
Triangles number :2 -->0 2 5
Triangles number :3 -->0 5 4
Triangles number :4 -->5 2 3
Triangles number :5 -->5 3 6
Triangles number :6 -->3 1 7
Triangles number :7 -->3 7 6
Triangles number :8 -->7 4 5
Triangles number :9 -->7 5 6
Triangles number :10 -->0 4 7
Triangles number :11 -->0 7 1