Animate rigged model according to given commands

[aeroxr1]

The conversion is done. Now I try to put it in LoadBonesFormatSample

[aeroxr1]

THANKS TO EVERYONE

Now it work 
Skeleton is correctly loaded
I also have finded the errors that I did with blender -.-""" It's my fault and not exporter's fault 
I had added the .bones file in wrong folder because eclipse had copied all the bones folder in its workspace 
I'm very stupid .. sorry -.-"
I have an other question , my model has .tga texture. I try to import it by editing this following code lines :

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Texture texture = new Texture("./samples/data/ninja/Vincent_new_UV.tga");
TextureManager.getInstance().addTexture("ninja", texture);

for (Animated3D o : skinnedGroup) {
o.setTexture("ninja");
o.build();
o.discardMeshData();
}

but it not works. There are some rules to set the texture ? dimension , extension ecc ecc ?

[AGP]

It will only open a format that Java opens. Export your texture as a PNG. That's the best format for it (and the file will be smaller, to boot).

[aeroxr1]

THANKS !!!!

it works !!!!!!!! 

[aeroxr1]

If you have no animations listed under "Object Settings>Mesh Animations" there won't be a skeleton (or there will, but it won't describe any animations) and Bones won't load your model.

Personally, I think that it should load any model with a .seleton.xml file, whether or not there are animations, so that you could animate your models programmatically...

Hi it's me again
I correctly exported the 3ds rigged model to bones format , but now I want to programmatically animate it.
Which bones's functions do I have to look at ?
Which are the steps that I have to follow ?
( I have to move the leg of the human model )

[raft]

have a look at ProceduralAnimationSample. it does something similar

[aeroxr1]

yes but in procedural example it imports collada model while I have model in bones format .
If I import the file .bones, the bones and joints are automattically imported ?
If I want to refer to determinated joint or bone what do I have to do ?

[raft]

either way they are converted into same java objects

you can find a joint by index (if you now) or by name (again if you now)

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Skeleton.getJoint(int)
Skeleton.findJointByName(String)

[aeroxr1]

I use this function to load my models :

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private AnimatedGroup loadNinja() throws Exception {
FileInputStream fis = new FileInputStream("./samples/data/ninja/vincent.group.bones");
try {
AnimatedGroup skinnedGroup = BonesIO.loadGroup(fis);

Texture texture = new Texture("./samples/data/ninja/Vincent_new_UV.png");
TextureManager.getInstance().addTexture("ninja", texture);

for (Animated3D o : skinnedGroup) {
o.setTexture("ninja");
o.build();
o.discardMeshData();
}
return skinnedGroup;
} finally {
fis.close();
}
}

After I have imported it, do I have to use this following functions to refer to index ?

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SkeletonPose currentPose=animatedGroup.get(0).getSkeletonPose();
currentPose.getSkeleton().getJoint(index);


[raft]

yes, that's one way of accesing the skeleton. you can also access it by:

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Animated3D.getSkeleton

[aeroxr1]

thanks

[aeroxr1]

Another question 

Where I have to put the .bones file in an Android project ?

In the asset folder right ?

[raft]

i prefer putting them into /res/raw folder

[aeroxr1]

and you refer to it using R.raw.yourfile . Perfect

[raft]

yes, right