Asked 5 years ago by InterstellarGuardian917
How can I integrate CCDIkSolver with a generic SkinnedMesh in three.js?
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Hello,
I am trying to use the CCDIkSolver from three.js with a generic SkinnedMesh (not just with the MMD loader). Has anyone successfully implemented this?
I attempted to ask on GitHub but was swiftly kicked out. Any examples or guidance would be appreciated.
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TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
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Using CCDIKSolver with Generic SkinnedMesh
Based on the available documentation, the CCDIKSolver is indeed part of the Three.js addons, specifically in the Animations category.
The CCDIKSolver (Cyclic Coordinate Descent Inverse Kinematics Solver) is a tool that can be used for implementing inverse kinematics in Three.js animations. While it's commonly used with the MMD loader, it can be adapted for use with generic SkinnedMesh objects as well.
For more detailed information and examples, you should check the official documentation at:
CCDIKSolver Documentation
Unfortunately, the context provided doesn't contain specific implementation examples for using CCDIKSolver with generic SkinnedMesh objects. I would recommend:
- Reviewing the official documentation link above
- Looking at the Three.js examples repository for any implementations
- Checking the Three.js forum for community discussions on this topic
If you need specific implementation guidance, you might want to provide more details about your current setup and what you've tried so far.
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