History

Mark Moissette 9f21df035b feat(): Asset preloading basics (#169 ) * closes #80 * preliminary work for further asset management from the Blender side without needing additional dependencies & boilerplate on the Bevy side * feat(auto_export): * now injecting list/tree of sub blueprints to main scenes/levels & blueprints * made blueprints/asset list conditional on NOT legacy mode * feat(gltf_blueprints): * basics of dynamic loading of sub_blueprints * added same kind of logic to the loading of material files * also made a more generic variant of the BlueprintAssetLoadTracker * added gltf file path for more informative error in case a gltf is missing * refactor(): * made the various gltf assets loaded by bevy_asset_loader optional (to handle the case where they are not present) * updated all examples accordingly * chore(crates): fixed links, slight tweaks, bumped versions		2024-03-18 18:00:19 +01:00
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assets	feat(gltf_auto_export): rewrite for more cleaner code & a lot of bug fixes (#109 )	2024-02-05 09:49:19 +01:00
src	feat(): Asset preloading basics (#169 )	2024-03-18 18:00:19 +01:00
Cargo.toml	chore(Bevy): Update to bevy 0.13 (#136 )	2024-03-04 22:16:31 +01:00
README.md	feat(examples): added basic_xpbd_physics example (#45 )	2023-11-13 16:16:31 +01:00

Animation example/demo

Example on how to control animations & how to use the provided helpers Two animated blueprints are provided: Bevy's Fox, and a Robot I created.

There is almost no boilerplate, other than setting up Bevy_gltf_blueprints

If you want to jump straight to controlling the imported animations, jump to :

Running this example

cargo run --features bevy/dynamic_linking