Method ImportSkeleton

code/AssetLib/Ogre/OgreXmlSerializer.cpp:467–503

// Skeleton

bool OgreXmlSerializer::ImportSkeleton(Assimp::IOSystem *pIOHandler, MeshXml *mesh) {
    if (!mesh || mesh->skeletonRef.empty())
        return false;

    // Highly unusual to see in read world cases but support
    // XML mesh referencing a binary skeleton file.
    if (EndsWith(mesh->skeletonRef, ".skeleton", false)) {
        if (OgreBinarySerializer::ImportSkeleton(pIOHandler, mesh))
            return true;

        /** Last fallback if .skeleton failed to be read. Try reading from
            .skeleton.xml even if the XML file referenced a binary skeleton.
            @note This logic was in the previous version and I don't want to break
            old code that might depends on it. */
        mesh->skeletonRef = mesh->skeletonRef + ".xml";
    }

    XmlParserPtr xmlParser = OpenXmlParser(pIOHandler, mesh->skeletonRef);
    if (!xmlParser.get())
        return false;

    Skeleton *skeleton = new Skeleton();
    OgreXmlSerializer serializer(xmlParser.get());
    XmlNode root = xmlParser->getRootNode();
    if (std::string(root.name()) != nnSkeleton) {
        ASSIMP_LOG_VERBOSE_DEBUG("nSkeleton is not a valid root: ", root.name(), ".");
        for (auto &a : root.children()) {
            if (std::string(a.name()) == nnSkeleton) {
                root = a;
                break;
            }
        }
    }
    serializer.ReadSkeleton(root, skeleton);
    mesh->skeleton = skeleton;
    return true;
}

bool OgreXmlSerializer::ImportSkeleton(Assimp::IOSystem *pIOHandler, Mesh *mesh) {
    if (!mesh || mesh->skeletonRef.empty()) {