CSkinnedMesh implementations?

[3DModelerMan]

Where are the skinned mesh implementations kept? There's no CSkinnedMesh.cpp file anywhere in the project. And there aren't any implementations in CSkinnedMesh.h either. Also, which of the functions handles setting the keyframed position of each bone during animation? skinMesh(), or animateMesh()?

[CuteAlien]

Where are the skinned mesh implementations kept? There's no CSkinnedMesh.cpp file anywhere in the project. And there aren't any implementations in CSkinnedMesh.h either.

Uhm... look again?

[Steel Style]

Just want to say : Lol

[randomMesh]

There's no CSkinnedMesh.cpp file anywhere in the project.

It's located in source/Irrlicht.

[hybrid]

Sorry to say, but you actually caught one of the few engine parts which are only available under NDA in source form. What the engine actually does is to download this part of the code on the fly. Each time you start Irrlicht apps, a tiny bit of code is downloaded from a high security server, and dynamically linked. With out secure encrypted code executor, you won't have a chance to get the slightest idea of what happens in CSkinnedMesh. I even wonder how you found out what the class actually is called.

Edit: Just to make it clear, this was fun, it's *NOT* real.

[sRc]

Sorry to say, but you actually caught one of the few engine parts which are only available under NDA in source form. What the engine actually does is to download this part of the code on the fly. Each time you start Irrlicht apps, a tiny bit of code is downloaded from a high security server, and dynamically linked. With out secure encrypted code executor, you won't have a chance to get the slightest idea of what happens in CSkinnedMesh. I even wonder how you found out what the class actually is called.

[3DModelerMan]

I found the CSkinnedMesh.cpp file by searching in source. But it doesn't seem to be in the actuall project file.

[Steel Style]

If you were using VS C++ it is in Irrlicht > scene > loader > CSkinnedMesh.cpp