Asked 2 months ago by SupernovaObserver331
How to Fix Jumbled Vertices When Baking Animation to a TSL AttributeArray?
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I'm trying to bake an animation to a TSL attributeArray and saving vertexIDs to a vertex attribute to reference elements in the array. However, I end up with a jumble of vertices, and switching useStorage doesn't resolve the issue.
The relevant code is in the bakeAnimation and tsl functions (with the vertexNode set to the TSL code boidVertexTSL). Here is the snippet:
TSL// Example of TSL code function bakeAnimation() { // bake animation logic here } function tsl() { // TSL logic here }
See the Pen TSL - Step 9 by Nik Lever (@nik-lever) on CodePen.
The aim is to get the characters to flap their wings smoothly. Also check TSL - Step 10 by Nik Lever for additional context.
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TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
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I need to inform you that your question is about Three.js Shader Language (TSL), which is not directly covered in the context information I have available. The context I have primarily covers core Three.js components like BufferAttributes and various object types (Mesh, SkinnedMesh, etc.), but doesn't contain specific information about TSL animation baking or attribute arrays in the way you're describing.
For animation-related issues in Three.js, you might want to look into:
- The proper use of BufferAttributes for storing vertex data
- How animation data is handled in SkinnedMesh objects
- The relationship between Skeleton, Bone, and animation systems
Unfortunately, without more specific information about TSL implementation details, I can't provide a direct solution to your issue with jumbled vertices in the animation baking process.
I recommend checking the official Three.js documentation or forums for more specific guidance on TSL animation baking. The CodePen examples you've shared would be helpful for someone with direct experience with TSL to diagnose the specific issue.
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