QSkeleton#

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

Synopsis#

Properties#

rootJoint

Functions#

def rootJoint ()

Slots#

def setRootJoint (rootJoint)

Signals#

def rootJointChanged (rootJoint)

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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 PySide6.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QSkeleton([parent=None])#

Parameters:: parent – PySide6.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QNode

Constructs a new QSkeleton with parent.

Note

Properties can be used directly when from __feature__ import true_property is used or via accessor functions otherwise.

property PᅟySide6.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QSkeleton.rootJoint: PySide6.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QJoint#

Holds the root joint of the hierarchy of joints forming the skeleton.

Access functions:

rootJoint ()
setRootJoint (rootJoint)
Signal rootJointChanged (rootJoint)

PySide6.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QSkeleton.rootJoint()#

Return type:: PySide6.Qt3DCore.Qt3DCore.QJoint