BaseWrap
The base class for WrapTarget and WrapLayer objects. Note that MeshPart is the only valid parent type for BaseWrap and that it behaves more like a component of MeshPart than an independent object.
Resumen
Propiedades
- leer paralelo
Asset ID for cage mesh.
- leer paralelo
Cage mesh offset relative to parent MeshPart.
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Cage mesh offset in world space.
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- leer paralelo
Describes where a global zero was while authoring the cage mesh in an asset creation tool.
- solo lecturano replicadoleer paralelo
Describes where the origin (in world space) was while authoring the cage mesh in an asset creation tool.
Propiedades
CageMeshId
This property is set up automatically by the 3D Importer.
Asset ID for cage mesh.
CageOrigin
This property is set up automatically by the 3D Importer.
Cage mesh offset relative to parent MeshPart.
HSRAssetId
ImportOrigin
This property is set up automatically by the 3D Importer.
Describes where a global zero was while authoring the cage mesh in an asset creation tool such as Blender or Maya. This property is not used by the deformer but it is useful for tools/aligning scripts, for example aligning two parts by matching their pivots as follows:
local function alignWraps()
local selectionService = game:GetService("Selection")
local selectedObjects = selectionService:Get()
local alignObjects = {}
for _, obj in selectedObjects do
if obj:IsA("BaseWrap") then
--print("Wrap: " .. obj.Name)
table.insert(alignObjects, obj)
else
print("Ignore: " .. obj.Name)
end
end
if #alignObjects < 2 then
warn("You need to select at least two wraps")
return
end
local anchorWrap = alignObjects[1]
local worldA_from_Wrap = anchorWrap.ImportOriginWorld
print("Anchor: " .. anchorWrap.Name)
for i = 2, #alignObjects do
local wrapToAlign = alignObjects[i]
print("Align: " .. wrapToAlign.Name)
local wrap_from_WorldB = wrapToAlign.ImportOriginWorld:Inverse()
local worldA_from_WorldB = worldA_from_Wrap * wrap_from_WorldB
local worldB = wrapToAlign.Parent.CFrame
-- Note: adjust CFrame of the parent part
wrapToAlign.Parent.CFrame = (worldB_from_WorldB * worldB)
end
end
ImportOriginWorld
Describes where the origin (in world space) was while authoring the cage mesh in an asset creation tool such as Blender or Maya.