fix(anim): #954 — FBX space-change root-only + facing-aware extraction + bind-anchored roll - #958
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…dependence for the twist channel The retarget's twist channel zeroes at the extraction's reference frame, so re-extractions that pick different references shift arm bend-planes by the reference roll. Export the source's bind->reference roll per role (parent-relative — immune to the armature world offset that blocks bind comparisons) and add it to the twist channel so the roll baseline anchors to the SOURCE BIND regardless of reference choice. Empty refRoll -> legacy behavior (shipped libraries unaffected). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…rso lateral axis (#957) The existing Arm space slider swings about the torso FORWARD axis, so clips whose arms point forward (raised-arm walks — 2017 Quaternius packs) sit ON its rotation axis and don't respond ('-30 still too wide'). Arm height pitches about the LATERAL axis instead: negative lowers the arms toward hanging, positive raises. Same absolute + idempotent per-clip contract as arm-space (rename migration, clear-on-regenerate, live paused-clip refresh). Surfaces: Inspector 'Arm height' slider under Arm space; CLI --arm-elevation (generate + standalone --animation adjust). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…ED, do not merge Blender ground truth (headless import of the Quaternius Woman) proves the importer raises Blender-FBX arm chains ~90deg: Blender plays the walk with arms HANGING (upper arm dominant -Z in its Z-up world) while our import holds them horizontal. Root cause: the animation-channel space correction uses the bone's OWN bind mismatch; per-bone node-vs-skin bind mismatches accumulate along ancestors, so deep bones need a PARENT-CHAIN correction. Three formulations tested (full-chain / root-rebased / hybrid): arms come down but the global body orientation scrambles (hip line reads +Y). Mixamo rigs identity/unaffected in all variants. Next session: dump per-bone node binds vs skin binds for the Woman's arm chain and solve C from data before recompiling. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…only The #936 space-change C = ogreBindLocal·nodeBindLocal⁻¹ was applied to EVERY bone. By chain induction the correct keyframe for a bone with an Ogre parent is simply ogreBindLocal⁻¹·rawKey — applying C to deep bones double-corrects any bone whose skin bind differs from its node bind, which on Blender-FBX rigs (per-bone PreRotations on the arm chain) rotated whole ARM CHAINS ~90° into the air while legs stayed correct. The ROOT is the one bone whose Ogre parent chain differs from its node ancestors, and #936's re-rooting bakes those ancestors into the root bind (G = ancestors·N), making the own-bind form exact exactly there. Verified: Quaternius Woman walk now plays with hanging, swinging arms (matches Blender's import — the external ground truth); Quaternius lowpoly punch recovers its chest-high boxing guard (matches the July gold library); Mixamo (Rumba) raw-anatomy output is bit-identical. Fixes the regression that poisoned the motion-library re-extraction (#954, hosted library had been rolled back on 2026-08-21). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe animation pipeline now transports optional 22-role bind-relative roll data, improves canonical reference-frame selection and yaw correction, limits bind-space correction to root bones, and removes arm-elevation processing. ChangesAnimation retargeting
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This PR changes FBX import, motion extraction, retargeting, and an optional parameter. It is not fully merge-ready because existing positional call sites may silently bind arguments incorrectly, while the parity harness can mirror limbs or report false failures; redundant extraction work and misleading CLI error text are bounded follow-up concerns. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant MotionLibrary
participant CLIPipeline
participant AnimationMerger
MotionLibrary->>CLIPipeline: load clip refRoll
CLIPipeline->>AnimationMerger: call applyMotionClip with clipRefRoll
AnimationMerger->>AnimationMerger: apply bind-relative roll rebasing
AnimationMerger-->>CLIPipeline: produce retargeted animation
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| const unsigned short nk = trk->getNumKeyFrames(); | ||
| for (unsigned short k = 0; k < nk; ++k) { | ||
| Ogre::TransformKeyFrame* kf = trk->getNodeKeyFrame(k); | ||
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When a user changes both Arm space and Arm height, this left-multiplies the elevation delta onto keyframes already modified by adjustArmSpace, while each function tracks only its own angle. Because rotations about the lateral and forward axes do not commute, subsequently changing either slider applies its inverse/delta in the wrong order; even setting both sliders back to zero can leave the commutator rotation baked into every shoulder keyframe rather than restoring the original clip. Store an unmodified baseline or undo/reapply both tracked adjustments in a consistent order.
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Resolved by removal: the Arm height slider (and its CLI/controller/core surface) was reverted per the maintainer's decision — with the #954 importer + extraction fixes the clips it was built to rescue extract correctly, so the second adjustment no longer exists and the composition-order concern is moot. History retains the implementation (e08df62) if it's ever reintroduced, at which point a canonical composition order (this suggestion) is the right design.
| // #954: bind→reference roll per role (bind-anchored twist). | ||
| if (!c.refRoll.empty()) { | ||
| QJsonArray rr; | ||
| for (float v : c.refRoll) | ||
| rr.append(static_cast<double>( | ||
| std::round(v * 100000.0f) / 100000.0f)); | ||
| co["refRoll"] = rr; |
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The canonical dump now writes refRoll, but the --apply-canonical reader at lines 2740–2774 still parses only quats, restWorld, and restDir and calls applyMotionClip without the new argument. Consequently, immediately applying a newly dumped clip silently takes the legacy reference-zeroed roll path, so the self-parity harness cannot exercise or validate the bind-anchored-roll fix this field was added for.
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Done in 340be25: --apply-canonical now parses the dump's refRoll (accepting only ≥22-wide arrays, mirroring MotionLibrary) and passes it through applyMotionClip, so the self-retarget parity harness exercises the same bind-anchored twist path as the library retarget.
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2989-2996: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the stale
--arm-spacemessage to also mention--arm-elevation.Line 2991 now gates this block on
armSpaceSet || armElevSet, but the comment above it and the error text at Line 2993 still name only--arm-space. A user who passes--arm-elevationalone without--animationsees an error that references the wrong flag.✏️ Proposed fix
- // `#854` standalone: post-adjust the arm space of an EXISTING animation - // (no --generate). `qtmesh anim <file> --arm-space <deg> --animation <name> -o out`. + // `#854/`#957 standalone: post-adjust the arm space and/or elevation of an + // EXISTING animation (no --generate). `qtmesh anim <file> --arm-space <deg> + // [--arm-elevation <deg>] --animation <name> -o out`. if (armSpaceSet || armElevSet) { if (animationFilter.isEmpty()) { - err() << "Error: --arm-space (standalone) requires --animation <name>." + err() << "Error: --arm-space / --arm-elevation (standalone) require --animation <name>." << Qt::endl; return 2; }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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93-99: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffConsider a parameter object for
cmdAnimGenerate's growing option list.
cmdAnimGeneratenow takes seven trailing parameters, several of them same-typed (float armSpaceDeg,float armElevDeg) and adjacent, which makes positional call sites easy to transpose without a compiler error. A small options struct (mirroringFixOptionsalready in this file) would make each field self-documenting at the call site and prevent this class of silent misassignment as more options are added.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/CLIPipeline.cpp`:
- Around line 2989-2996: Update the standalone animation validation message in
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--arm-elevation, and revise the nearby comment if needed so it accurately
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Role 0's 'roll' about its vertical axis is whole-body FACING, which the retarget deliberately anchors to the TARGET's own bind. Re-basing it injected the source armature's yaw convention as a constant ~80-96 deg hip twist (user-reported: torso forward, hips/legs sideways on the Woman clips). Spine/limb roles keep the bind-anchored baseline. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The canonical frame's facing came from the hip line at the single reference frame — a reference that catches the pelvis BLADED (running mid-stride, seated twist) yaws the whole clip ~90 deg, so the retarget renders the character sideways (user-reported on the Woman Run/Sit). Average the hip line over ALL frames (horizontal component, magnitude-weighted) and yaw-correct C so the mean lands on canonical +X — the same treatment the up-leveling already applies to tilt. Clips with square references are unchanged (mean == reference). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…954) Two extraction fixes for whole-clip yaw: 1. The bind-vs-animation frame detection only compared torso UPRIGHTNESS — after the #954 import fix the up axes agree, so a bind whose FACING differs ~90 deg from the animations (Quaternius Woman) passed as a valid reference and yawed the whole canonical clip (Run/Sit rendered sideways while Walk was fine). Also compare the HIP LINE at bind vs the sampled animated frame (leveled, horizontal): > ~40 deg apart => the bind is not a usable reference, search animated frames instead. 2. Reference-frame audit: whichever path picked the reference, if its hip line deviates > ~40 deg from the CLIP-MEAN hip line (a bladed mid-stride / seated twist), re-pick across all frames with a combined uprightness x facing-squareness score (fixed the Punch reference). Plus clip-averaged FACING for C (mean hip line -> canonical +X), the yaw analog of the existing clip-averaged up-leveling. Verified on Rumba front views: Woman Run/Sit/Walk all face the camera; all 8 Woman clips now carry lateral (+-X-dominant) collar references. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…ider - --apply-canonical now parses the dump's refRoll and passes it through applyMotionClip so self-retarget parity exercises the same bind- anchored twist path as the library retarget (Codex P2). - The Arm height slider (+ CLI --arm-elevation, controller, core) is REVERTED per user decision — with the #954 importer + extraction fixes the clips it was built to rescue extract correctly, so it was UI clutter; git history keeps it if ever needed. Its removal also moots the arm-space/elevation composition-order concern (Codex P1). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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1392-1542: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚖️ Poor tradeoffConsider caching the per-frame hip line and torso-up once, then reusing it.
The case-(b) block and the facing-squareness audit compute the same clip-mean hip line and the same uprightness × squareness score twice.
hipSquareness(f)also re-poses the skeleton for a frame the surrounding loop just posed, so each candidate frame is evaluated with two fullreset + apply + _updateTransformspasses.Extraction now walks the whole clip up to six times per animation. On a large motion library this cost multiplies per clip.
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hipLine[f]andtorsoUp[f]would remove the duplication and most of the extra passes.♻️ Suggested shape
// Once per clip, before reference selection: std::vector<Ogre::Vector3> hipLineAt(frames, Ogre::Vector3::ZERO); std::vector<Ogre::Vector3> torsoUpAt(frames, Ogre::Vector3::ZERO); for (int f = 0; f < frames; ++f) { skel->reset(true); anim->apply(skel, std::min(length, static_cast<float>(f) / static_cast<float>(fps))); skel->_updateTransforms(); if (roleBone[15] && roleBone[19]) hipLineAt[f] = roleBone[19]->_getDerivedPosition() - roleBone[15]->_getDerivedPosition(); torsoUpAt[f] = torsoUpNow(); } // Then derive meanHipLine, squareness and the re-pick score from the caches.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@src/CLIPipeline.cpp`:
- Around line 2762-2764: Update the parity harness call to extractCanonicalClips
so its cmuLibraryHandedness argument is false, preventing unintended L/R
swapping during self-retargeting; retain true for CMU or motion-library clip
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| /*refineStride=*/8, /*yaw180=*/false, rd, | ||
| /*modelClip=*/false, /*clipRootY=*/{}, | ||
| /*verticalDescent=*/false, /*cmuLibraryHandedness=*/true, rr); |
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Pass cmuLibraryHandedness=false for the parity harness. extractCanonicalClips does not apply handedness compensation, but applyMotionClip(..., true) swaps L/R roles when the rig triggers the world-X check. This can mirror limbs during self-retargeting and produce a false parity error. Keep true for CMU/motion-library clips.
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#954: the FBX importer regression that poisoned motion-library re-extraction — fixed end to end
Importer fix (the core, one guarded condition)
The #936 space-change correction
C = ogreBindLocal·nodeBindLocal⁻¹was applied to every bone's animation keyframes. By chain induction it is only correct for root bones (whose re-rooted bind bakes the node ancestors in,G = ancestors·N); for any bone with an Ogre parent the correct keyframe is simplyogreBindLocal⁻¹·rawKey. Applying C to deep bones double-corrects every bone whose skin bind differs from its node bind — on Blender-FBX rigs (per-bone PreRotations on the arm chains) this rotated whole arm chains ~90° into the air while bind-consistent legs stayed right.Settled with external ground truth: headless Blender imports of the Quaternius Woman play her walk with hanging, swinging arms; our import previously held them horizontal. After the fix they match. Mixamo (Rumba) output is bit-identical (C telescopes to identity for bind-consistent rigs).
Extraction fixes (whole-clip yaw)
Retarget addition
refRoll (bind-anchored roll baseline): the extraction exports each role's bind→reference roll (parent-relative, immune to the bind-vs-animation armature offset); the retarget adds it to the twist channel so the roll baseline anchors to the source bind instead of the extraction's arbitrary reference frame. The hip (role 0) is excluded — its roll is whole-body facing, which stays anchored to the target bind. The
--apply-canonicalparity harness consumesrefRolltoo, so self-retarget parity exercises the same twist path.Explicitly not shipped
An "Arm height" slider (arm-chain pitch about the torso lateral axis) was built as an interim tool during the investigation and reverted in-branch per maintainer decision — with the importer + extraction fixes the clips it was built to rescue extract correctly (implementation preserved in history at e08df62 if ever needed).
Data (shipped separately to HF, no code)
Full corpus re-extracted with the fixed pipeline (150 clips after removing the broken Fruit-Characters Wave, all with
refRoll). The maintainer-curated 41-clip set from this extraction is live onQtMeshEditor-models/QtMeshEditor-t2mas the default library for all installations.Verification
Investigation WIP commits retained in-branch for history; diagnostics env-gated (
QTMESH_T2M_DEBUG,QTMESH_EXTRACT_DEBUG).Closes #954.
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