I try to put a mesh into virtual reality.
What I try to use is this command: CreateObjectFromMeshMemblock
The Data I insert is this data:
Byte No Value
0 3 vertice count (aka first)
1 0 vertice count
2 0 vertice count
3 0 vertice count
4 3 indices count (aka second)
5 0 indices count
6 0 indices count
7 0 indices count
8 2 attr count (aka third)
9 0 attr count
10 0 attr count
11 0 attr count
12 20 vertex size (aka fourth)
13 0 vertex size (20 because x+y+z + uvx+uvy = 5 * 4bytes = 20)
14 0 vertex size
15 0 vertex size
16 48 vertex-data offset (aka fifth)
17 0 vertex-data offset
18 0 vertex-data offset
19 0 vertex-data offset
20 108 indices-data offset (aka sixth)
21 0 indices-data offset
22 0 indices-data offset
23 0 indices-data offset
-- header success, starting vertex attribute data --
24 0 data type
25 3 cmp count
26 0 normalize flag
27 12 string length
28 112 p
29 111 o
30 115 s
31 105 i
32 116 t
33 105 i
34 111 o
35 110 n
36 0 \0
37 0 \0
38 0 \0
39 0 \0
40 1 data type
41 2 cmp count
42 0 normalize flag
43 4 string length
44 117 u
45 118 v
46 0 \0
47 0 \0
-- offset vertex data --
48 0
49 0
50 183
51 66
52 0
53 0
54 183
55 66
56 0
57 0
58 183
59 66
60 0
61 0
62 0
63 0
64 0
65 0
66 0
67 0
-- next vertex --
68 0
69 0
70 183
71 189
72 0
73 0
74 183
75 66
76 0
77 0
78 183
79 66
80 0
81 0
82 0
83 0
84 0
85 0
86 0
87 0
-- next vertex --
88 0
89 0
90 183
91 189
92 0
93 0
94 183
95 189
96 0
97 0
98 183
99 66
100 0
101 0
102 0
103 0
104 0
105 0
106 0
107 0
-- now starting indices --
108 0 first index
109 0 first index
110 0 first index
111 0 first index
112 1 second index
113 0 second index
114 0 second index
115 0 second index
116 2 third index
117 0 third index
118 0 third index
119 0 third index
Unfortuantely the program killing with errorcode 1 executing the command.
Any idea why?
By analyzing your data it seems you're doing:
SetMemblockInt(memblock,0,3) //3 vertices
SetMemblockInt(memblock,4,3) //3 indices
SetMemblockint(memblock,8,2) //2 attributes, pos+uv
SetMemblockInt(memblock,12,20) // number bytes per vertex
SetMemblockInt(memblock,16,48) // vertex-data offset
SetMemblockInt(memblock,20,108) // indices-data offset
to setup your header, then:
SetMemBlockInt(memblock,24,0x0C000300) // float, 3 components, no normalizing, position
SetMemblockString(memblock,28,"position")
SetMemBlockInt(memblock,40,0x04000201) // unsigned byte, 2 components, no normalizing, uv
SetMemblockString(memblock,44,"uv")
to setup your attribute information and finally dumping both the vertex/index data, where you use offsets 48, 108. It seems the offsets of the whole dump are correct (if I'm my reviewing didn't miss anything) so I'm going to guess here:
unsigned byte as datatype for the uv coordinates instead float, maybe that's a mistake?This is just guessing and by looking just at the memory dump isn't easy to find the bug, maybe if you posted the actual code I could make better assumptions
EDIT: It seems you're enforced to use the correct datatypes for the vertex attributes, a good hint is by considering the return types of the Mesh getters, ie:
float GetMeshMemblockVertexNormalX( memID, vertexIndex )
float GetMeshMemblockVertexNormalY( memID, vertexIndex )
float GetMeshMemblockVertexNormalZ( memID, vertexIndex )
float GetMeshMemblockVertexU( memID, vertexIndex )
float GetMeshMemblockVertexV( memID, vertexIndex )
float GetMeshMemblockVertexX( memID, vertexIndex )
float GetMeshMemblockVertexY( memID, vertexIndex )
float GetMeshMemblockVertexZ( memID, vertexIndex )
integer GetMeshMemblockVertexAlpha( memID, vertexIndex )
integer GetMeshMemblockVertexBlue( memID, vertexIndex )
integer GetMeshMemblockVertexGreen( memID, vertexIndex )
integer GetMeshMemblockVertexRed( memID, vertexIndex )
Also, make sure you use the Error functions to know more about the type of errors you're getting