EggXfmAnimData

from panda3d.egg import EggXfmAnimData

class EggXfmAnimData

Bases:

Bases: EggAnimData

Corresponding to an <Xfm$Anim> entry, this stores a two-dimensional table with up to nine columns, one for each component of a transformation. This is an older syntax of egg anim table, not often used currently–it’s replaced by EggXfmSAnim.

Inheritance diagram

__init__(copy: EggXfmAnimData)

__init__(convert_from: EggXfmSAnim)

Converts the newer-style XfmSAnim table to the older-style XfmAnim table.

__init__(name: str, cs: panda3d.core.CoordinateSystem)

assign(copy: EggXfmAnimData) → EggXfmAnimData

clear_contents()

clear_order()

static get_class_type() → panda3d.core.TypeHandle

get_contents() → str

get_coordinate_system() → panda3d.core.CoordinateSystem

Returns the coordinate system this table believes it is defined within. This should always match the coordinate system of the EggData structure that owns it. It is necessary to store it here because the meaning of the h, p, and r columns depends on the coordinate system.

get_num_cols() → int

Returns the number of columns in the table. This is set according to the “contents” string, which defines the meaning of each column.

get_num_rows() → int

Returns the number of rows in the table.

get_order() → str

static get_standard_order() → str

Returns the standard order of matrix component composition. This is what the order string must be set to in order to use set_value() or add_data() successfully.

get_value(row: int, mat: panda3d.core.LMatrix4d)

Returns the value of the aggregate row of the table as a matrix. This is a convenience function that treats the 2-d table as if it were a single table of matrices.

get_value(row: int, col: int) → float

Returns the value at the indicated row. Row must be in the range 0 <= row < get_num_rows(); col must be in the range 0 <= col < get_num_cols().

has_contents() → bool

has_order() → bool

set_contents(contents: str)

set_order(order: str)