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// Copyright Epic Games, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
#include "MeshAttributeArray.h"
#include "UObject/EditorObjectVersion.h"
First pass of MeshDescription API and format refactor. - Removed hardcoded element type arrays (Vertices, Edges, Triangles etc.). Mesh element types can now be arbitrarily added, with any number of channels. - Mesh element containers have a much leaner format; instead of sparse arrays, they are now represented by a simple bitarray, determining whether an index is used or not. Consequently, mesh topology is now entirely described with the attribute system, e.g. edge start and end vertices, triangle vertices, etc. - Support added for attributes of arbitrary dimensions, e.g. float[4] or int[2]. - Support added for attributes which index into another mesh element container. - Added FMeshElementIndexer: this is an efficient container for maintaining backward references from one element type to another; for example, edges have an attribute specifying which vertices are at each end (an attribute of type FVertexID[2]). With an indexer, it is possible to look up which edges contain a given vertex, even though this is not explicitly stored. Indexers are designed to do minimal allocations and update lazily and in batch when necessary. - Added support for preserving UV topology in static meshes. UVs are now a first-class element type which may be indexed directly from triangles. - Added the facility to access the underlying array in an attribute array directly. - Triangles now directly reference their vertex, edge and UV IDs. Vertex instances are to be deprecated. - Changed various systems to be triangle-centric rather than polygon-centric, as this is faster. Triangles are presumed to be the elementary face type in a MeshDescription, even if polygons are still supported. The concept of polygons will be somewhat shifted to mean a group of triangles which should be treated collectively for editing purposes. - Optimised normal/tangent generation and FBX import. - Deprecated EditableMesh, MeshEditor and StaticMeshEditorExtension plugins - these are to be removed, but they still have certain hooks in place which need removing. #rb [CL 13568702 by Richard TalbotWatkin in ue5-main branch]
2020-05-28 10:56:57 -04:00
#include "UObject/ReleaseObjectVersion.h"
#include "UObject/UE5MainStreamObjectVersion.h"
First pass of MeshDescription API and format refactor. - Removed hardcoded element type arrays (Vertices, Edges, Triangles etc.). Mesh element types can now be arbitrarily added, with any number of channels. - Mesh element containers have a much leaner format; instead of sparse arrays, they are now represented by a simple bitarray, determining whether an index is used or not. Consequently, mesh topology is now entirely described with the attribute system, e.g. edge start and end vertices, triangle vertices, etc. - Support added for attributes of arbitrary dimensions, e.g. float[4] or int[2]. - Support added for attributes which index into another mesh element container. - Added FMeshElementIndexer: this is an efficient container for maintaining backward references from one element type to another; for example, edges have an attribute specifying which vertices are at each end (an attribute of type FVertexID[2]). With an indexer, it is possible to look up which edges contain a given vertex, even though this is not explicitly stored. Indexers are designed to do minimal allocations and update lazily and in batch when necessary. - Added support for preserving UV topology in static meshes. UVs are now a first-class element type which may be indexed directly from triangles. - Added the facility to access the underlying array in an attribute array directly. - Triangles now directly reference their vertex, edge and UV IDs. Vertex instances are to be deprecated. - Changed various systems to be triangle-centric rather than polygon-centric, as this is faster. Triangles are presumed to be the elementary face type in a MeshDescription, even if polygons are still supported. The concept of polygons will be somewhat shifted to mean a group of triangles which should be treated collectively for editing purposes. - Optimised normal/tangent generation and FBX import. - Deprecated EditableMesh, MeshEditor and StaticMeshEditorExtension plugins - these are to be removed, but they still have certain hooks in place which need removing. #rb [CL 13568702 by Richard TalbotWatkin in ue5-main branch]
2020-05-28 10:56:57 -04:00
FArchive& operator<<(FArchive& Ar, FAttributesSetEntry& Entry)
{
First pass of MeshDescription API and format refactor. - Removed hardcoded element type arrays (Vertices, Edges, Triangles etc.). Mesh element types can now be arbitrarily added, with any number of channels. - Mesh element containers have a much leaner format; instead of sparse arrays, they are now represented by a simple bitarray, determining whether an index is used or not. Consequently, mesh topology is now entirely described with the attribute system, e.g. edge start and end vertices, triangle vertices, etc. - Support added for attributes of arbitrary dimensions, e.g. float[4] or int[2]. - Support added for attributes which index into another mesh element container. - Added FMeshElementIndexer: this is an efficient container for maintaining backward references from one element type to another; for example, edges have an attribute specifying which vertices are at each end (an attribute of type FVertexID[2]). With an indexer, it is possible to look up which edges contain a given vertex, even though this is not explicitly stored. Indexers are designed to do minimal allocations and update lazily and in batch when necessary. - Added support for preserving UV topology in static meshes. UVs are now a first-class element type which may be indexed directly from triangles. - Added the facility to access the underlying array in an attribute array directly. - Triangles now directly reference their vertex, edge and UV IDs. Vertex instances are to be deprecated. - Changed various systems to be triangle-centric rather than polygon-centric, as this is faster. Triangles are presumed to be the elementary face type in a MeshDescription, even if polygons are still supported. The concept of polygons will be somewhat shifted to mean a group of triangles which should be treated collectively for editing purposes. - Optimised normal/tangent generation and FBX import. - Deprecated EditableMesh, MeshEditor and StaticMeshEditorExtension plugins - these are to be removed, but they still have certain hooks in place which need removing. #rb [CL 13568702 by Richard TalbotWatkin in ue5-main branch]
2020-05-28 10:56:57 -04:00
if (Ar.IsLoading())
{
uint32 AttributeType;
Ar << AttributeType;
First pass of MeshDescription API and format refactor. - Removed hardcoded element type arrays (Vertices, Edges, Triangles etc.). Mesh element types can now be arbitrarily added, with any number of channels. - Mesh element containers have a much leaner format; instead of sparse arrays, they are now represented by a simple bitarray, determining whether an index is used or not. Consequently, mesh topology is now entirely described with the attribute system, e.g. edge start and end vertices, triangle vertices, etc. - Support added for attributes of arbitrary dimensions, e.g. float[4] or int[2]. - Support added for attributes which index into another mesh element container. - Added FMeshElementIndexer: this is an efficient container for maintaining backward references from one element type to another; for example, edges have an attribute specifying which vertices are at each end (an attribute of type FVertexID[2]). With an indexer, it is possible to look up which edges contain a given vertex, even though this is not explicitly stored. Indexers are designed to do minimal allocations and update lazily and in batch when necessary. - Added support for preserving UV topology in static meshes. UVs are now a first-class element type which may be indexed directly from triangles. - Added the facility to access the underlying array in an attribute array directly. - Triangles now directly reference their vertex, edge and UV IDs. Vertex instances are to be deprecated. - Changed various systems to be triangle-centric rather than polygon-centric, as this is faster. Triangles are presumed to be the elementary face type in a MeshDescription, even if polygons are still supported. The concept of polygons will be somewhat shifted to mean a group of triangles which should be treated collectively for editing purposes. - Optimised normal/tangent generation and FBX import. - Deprecated EditableMesh, MeshEditor and StaticMeshEditorExtension plugins - these are to be removed, but they still have certain hooks in place which need removing. #rb [CL 13568702 by Richard TalbotWatkin in ue5-main branch]
2020-05-28 10:56:57 -04:00
uint32 Extent = 1;
if (Ar.CustomVer(FReleaseObjectVersion::GUID) == FReleaseObjectVersion::MeshDescriptionNewFormat ||
Ar.CustomVer(FUE5MainStreamObjectVersion::GUID) >= FUE5MainStreamObjectVersion::MeshDescriptionNewFormat)
First pass of MeshDescription API and format refactor. - Removed hardcoded element type arrays (Vertices, Edges, Triangles etc.). Mesh element types can now be arbitrarily added, with any number of channels. - Mesh element containers have a much leaner format; instead of sparse arrays, they are now represented by a simple bitarray, determining whether an index is used or not. Consequently, mesh topology is now entirely described with the attribute system, e.g. edge start and end vertices, triangle vertices, etc. - Support added for attributes of arbitrary dimensions, e.g. float[4] or int[2]. - Support added for attributes which index into another mesh element container. - Added FMeshElementIndexer: this is an efficient container for maintaining backward references from one element type to another; for example, edges have an attribute specifying which vertices are at each end (an attribute of type FVertexID[2]). With an indexer, it is possible to look up which edges contain a given vertex, even though this is not explicitly stored. Indexers are designed to do minimal allocations and update lazily and in batch when necessary. - Added support for preserving UV topology in static meshes. UVs are now a first-class element type which may be indexed directly from triangles. - Added the facility to access the underlying array in an attribute array directly. - Triangles now directly reference their vertex, edge and UV IDs. Vertex instances are to be deprecated. - Changed various systems to be triangle-centric rather than polygon-centric, as this is faster. Triangles are presumed to be the elementary face type in a MeshDescription, even if polygons are still supported. The concept of polygons will be somewhat shifted to mean a group of triangles which should be treated collectively for editing purposes. - Optimised normal/tangent generation and FBX import. - Deprecated EditableMesh, MeshEditor and StaticMeshEditorExtension plugins - these are to be removed, but they still have certain hooks in place which need removing. #rb [CL 13568702 by Richard TalbotWatkin in ue5-main branch]
2020-05-28 10:56:57 -04:00
{
Ar << Extent;
}
Entry.CreateArrayOfType(AttributeType, Extent);
Entry.Ptr->Serialize(Ar);
}
else
{
First pass of MeshDescription API and format refactor. - Removed hardcoded element type arrays (Vertices, Edges, Triangles etc.). Mesh element types can now be arbitrarily added, with any number of channels. - Mesh element containers have a much leaner format; instead of sparse arrays, they are now represented by a simple bitarray, determining whether an index is used or not. Consequently, mesh topology is now entirely described with the attribute system, e.g. edge start and end vertices, triangle vertices, etc. - Support added for attributes of arbitrary dimensions, e.g. float[4] or int[2]. - Support added for attributes which index into another mesh element container. - Added FMeshElementIndexer: this is an efficient container for maintaining backward references from one element type to another; for example, edges have an attribute specifying which vertices are at each end (an attribute of type FVertexID[2]). With an indexer, it is possible to look up which edges contain a given vertex, even though this is not explicitly stored. Indexers are designed to do minimal allocations and update lazily and in batch when necessary. - Added support for preserving UV topology in static meshes. UVs are now a first-class element type which may be indexed directly from triangles. - Added the facility to access the underlying array in an attribute array directly. - Triangles now directly reference their vertex, edge and UV IDs. Vertex instances are to be deprecated. - Changed various systems to be triangle-centric rather than polygon-centric, as this is faster. Triangles are presumed to be the elementary face type in a MeshDescription, even if polygons are still supported. The concept of polygons will be somewhat shifted to mean a group of triangles which should be treated collectively for editing purposes. - Optimised normal/tangent generation and FBX import. - Deprecated EditableMesh, MeshEditor and StaticMeshEditorExtension plugins - these are to be removed, but they still have certain hooks in place which need removing. #rb [CL 13568702 by Richard TalbotWatkin in ue5-main branch]
2020-05-28 10:56:57 -04:00
check(Entry.Ptr.IsValid());
uint32 AttributeType = Entry.Ptr->GetType();
Ar << AttributeType;
First pass of MeshDescription API and format refactor. - Removed hardcoded element type arrays (Vertices, Edges, Triangles etc.). Mesh element types can now be arbitrarily added, with any number of channels. - Mesh element containers have a much leaner format; instead of sparse arrays, they are now represented by a simple bitarray, determining whether an index is used or not. Consequently, mesh topology is now entirely described with the attribute system, e.g. edge start and end vertices, triangle vertices, etc. - Support added for attributes of arbitrary dimensions, e.g. float[4] or int[2]. - Support added for attributes which index into another mesh element container. - Added FMeshElementIndexer: this is an efficient container for maintaining backward references from one element type to another; for example, edges have an attribute specifying which vertices are at each end (an attribute of type FVertexID[2]). With an indexer, it is possible to look up which edges contain a given vertex, even though this is not explicitly stored. Indexers are designed to do minimal allocations and update lazily and in batch when necessary. - Added support for preserving UV topology in static meshes. UVs are now a first-class element type which may be indexed directly from triangles. - Added the facility to access the underlying array in an attribute array directly. - Triangles now directly reference their vertex, edge and UV IDs. Vertex instances are to be deprecated. - Changed various systems to be triangle-centric rather than polygon-centric, as this is faster. Triangles are presumed to be the elementary face type in a MeshDescription, even if polygons are still supported. The concept of polygons will be somewhat shifted to mean a group of triangles which should be treated collectively for editing purposes. - Optimised normal/tangent generation and FBX import. - Deprecated EditableMesh, MeshEditor and StaticMeshEditorExtension plugins - these are to be removed, but they still have certain hooks in place which need removing. #rb [CL 13568702 by Richard TalbotWatkin in ue5-main branch]
2020-05-28 10:56:57 -04:00
uint32 Extent = Entry.Ptr->GetExtent();
Ar << Extent;
Entry.Ptr->Serialize(Ar);
}
return Ar;
}
template <typename T>
void SerializeLegacy( FArchive& Ar, FAttributesSetBase& AttributesSet )
{
Ar << AttributesSet.NumElements;
TMap<FName, TMeshAttributeArraySet<T>> OldContainer;
Ar << OldContainer;
for( const auto& MapEntry : OldContainer )
{
AttributesSet.RegisterAttribute<T>( MapEntry.Key, 0 );
static_cast<TMeshAttributeArraySet<T>&>( *AttributesSet.Map.FindChecked( MapEntry.Key ).Get() ) = MapEntry.Value;
}
}
FArchive& operator<<( FArchive& Ar, FAttributesSetBase& AttributesSet )
{
Ar.UsingCustomVersion( FEditorObjectVersion::GUID );
First pass of MeshDescription API and format refactor. - Removed hardcoded element type arrays (Vertices, Edges, Triangles etc.). Mesh element types can now be arbitrarily added, with any number of channels. - Mesh element containers have a much leaner format; instead of sparse arrays, they are now represented by a simple bitarray, determining whether an index is used or not. Consequently, mesh topology is now entirely described with the attribute system, e.g. edge start and end vertices, triangle vertices, etc. - Support added for attributes of arbitrary dimensions, e.g. float[4] or int[2]. - Support added for attributes which index into another mesh element container. - Added FMeshElementIndexer: this is an efficient container for maintaining backward references from one element type to another; for example, edges have an attribute specifying which vertices are at each end (an attribute of type FVertexID[2]). With an indexer, it is possible to look up which edges contain a given vertex, even though this is not explicitly stored. Indexers are designed to do minimal allocations and update lazily and in batch when necessary. - Added support for preserving UV topology in static meshes. UVs are now a first-class element type which may be indexed directly from triangles. - Added the facility to access the underlying array in an attribute array directly. - Triangles now directly reference their vertex, edge and UV IDs. Vertex instances are to be deprecated. - Changed various systems to be triangle-centric rather than polygon-centric, as this is faster. Triangles are presumed to be the elementary face type in a MeshDescription, even if polygons are still supported. The concept of polygons will be somewhat shifted to mean a group of triangles which should be treated collectively for editing purposes. - Optimised normal/tangent generation and FBX import. - Deprecated EditableMesh, MeshEditor and StaticMeshEditorExtension plugins - these are to be removed, but they still have certain hooks in place which need removing. #rb [CL 13568702 by Richard TalbotWatkin in ue5-main branch]
2020-05-28 10:56:57 -04:00
Ar.UsingCustomVersion( FReleaseObjectVersion::GUID );
if( Ar.IsLoading() && Ar.CustomVer( FEditorObjectVersion::GUID ) < FEditorObjectVersion::MeshDescriptionNewAttributeFormat )
{
// Legacy serialization format
int32 NumAttributeTypes;
Ar << NumAttributeTypes;
check( NumAttributeTypes == 7 );
AttributesSet.Map.Empty();
SerializeLegacy<FVector4f>( Ar, AttributesSet );
SerializeLegacy<FVector3f>( Ar, AttributesSet );
SerializeLegacy<FVector2f>( Ar, AttributesSet );
SerializeLegacy<float>( Ar, AttributesSet );
SerializeLegacy<int>( Ar, AttributesSet );
SerializeLegacy<bool>( Ar, AttributesSet );
SerializeLegacy<FName>( Ar, AttributesSet );
return Ar;
}
Ar << AttributesSet.NumElements;
// If saving, store transient attribute arrays and remove them temporarily from the map
TArray<TTuple<FName, FAttributesSetEntry>> TransientArrays;
if( Ar.IsSaving() && !Ar.IsTransacting() )
{
for( TMap<FName, FAttributesSetEntry>::TIterator It( AttributesSet.Map ); It; ++It )
{
if( EnumHasAnyFlags( It.Value()->GetFlags(), EMeshAttributeFlags::Transient ) )
{
TransientArrays.Emplace( MakeTuple( It.Key(), MoveTemp( It.Value() ) ) );
It.RemoveCurrent();
}
}
}
// Serialize map
Ar << AttributesSet.Map;
// Restore transient attribute arrays if saving
if( Ar.IsSaving() && !Ar.IsTransacting() )
{
for( auto& TransientArray : TransientArrays )
{
AttributesSet.Map.Emplace( TransientArray.Get<0>(), MoveTemp( TransientArray.Get<1>() ) );
}
}
return Ar;
}
void FAttributesSetBase::Remap( const TSparseArray<int32>& IndexRemap )
{
// Determine the number of elements by finding the maximum remapped element index in the IndexRemap array.
NumElements = 0;
for( const int32 ElementIndex : IndexRemap )
{
NumElements = FMath::Max( NumElements, ElementIndex + 1 );
}
for( auto& MapEntry : Map )
{
if (MapEntry.Value->GetNumChannels() > 0)
{
MapEntry.Value->Remap( IndexRemap );
check( MapEntry.Value->GetNumElements() == NumElements );
}
}
}
First pass of MeshDescription API and format refactor. - Removed hardcoded element type arrays (Vertices, Edges, Triangles etc.). Mesh element types can now be arbitrarily added, with any number of channels. - Mesh element containers have a much leaner format; instead of sparse arrays, they are now represented by a simple bitarray, determining whether an index is used or not. Consequently, mesh topology is now entirely described with the attribute system, e.g. edge start and end vertices, triangle vertices, etc. - Support added for attributes of arbitrary dimensions, e.g. float[4] or int[2]. - Support added for attributes which index into another mesh element container. - Added FMeshElementIndexer: this is an efficient container for maintaining backward references from one element type to another; for example, edges have an attribute specifying which vertices are at each end (an attribute of type FVertexID[2]). With an indexer, it is possible to look up which edges contain a given vertex, even though this is not explicitly stored. Indexers are designed to do minimal allocations and update lazily and in batch when necessary. - Added support for preserving UV topology in static meshes. UVs are now a first-class element type which may be indexed directly from triangles. - Added the facility to access the underlying array in an attribute array directly. - Triangles now directly reference their vertex, edge and UV IDs. Vertex instances are to be deprecated. - Changed various systems to be triangle-centric rather than polygon-centric, as this is faster. Triangles are presumed to be the elementary face type in a MeshDescription, even if polygons are still supported. The concept of polygons will be somewhat shifted to mean a group of triangles which should be treated collectively for editing purposes. - Optimised normal/tangent generation and FBX import. - Deprecated EditableMesh, MeshEditor and StaticMeshEditorExtension plugins - these are to be removed, but they still have certain hooks in place which need removing. #rb [CL 13568702 by Richard TalbotWatkin in ue5-main branch]
2020-05-28 10:56:57 -04:00
void FAttributesSetBase::AppendAttributesFrom(const FAttributesSetBase& OtherAttributesSet)
{
check(OtherAttributesSet.NumElements == NumElements);
for (const auto& MapPair : OtherAttributesSet.Map)
{
if (Map.Contains(MapPair.Key))
{
UE_LOG(LogMeshDescription, Log, TEXT("Appending attribute '%s' which already exists."), *MapPair.Key.ToString());
}
else
{
Map.Add(MapPair.Key, MapPair.Value);
}
}
}