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Qt3DCore.QSkeleton¶

Holds the data for a skeleton to be used with skinned meshes. More…

Inheritance diagram of PySide2.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QSkeleton

New in version 5.10.

Synopsis¶

Functions¶

def rootJoint ()

Slots¶

def setRootJoint (rootJoint)

Signals¶

def rootJointChanged (rootJoint)

Detailed Description¶

Use QSkeleton if you wish to manually create the joints of a skeleton for use with skinned meshes. This is mainly of use to people creating editors, tooling, or dynamic skeletons. It is more common that a Qt 3D application would simply consume an existing skeleton and skinned mesh as created in a digital content creation tool such as Blender. For this use case, please see QSkeletonLoader .

class PySide2.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QSkeleton([parent=None])¶

param parent

QNode

Constructs a new QSkeleton with parent .

PySide2.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QSkeleton.rootJoint()¶

Return type: QJoint

See also

setRootJoint()

PySide2.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QSkeleton.rootJointChanged(rootJoint)¶

Parameters: rootJoint – QJoint

PySide2.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QSkeleton.setRootJoint(rootJoint)¶

Parameters: rootJoint – QJoint

See also

rootJoint()

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