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Implement quality levels for actors & corresponding setting. An actor file, as referenced by the VisualActor, can now define different actors for different "quality level" setting. In this initial version, the quality is handled directly by the object manager. Actor format impact: - '<qualitylevels>' may be used as the root node, containing actor nodes as children. - such actor nodes can refer to a file, or to an inline actor, or simply be inlined. - such actor nodes may have a 'quality' attribute, specifying the maximum quality level of this actor. By default, 255 (the maximum) is implied. - The actor format remains valid, but 'groups', 'variants', 'material', 'castshadow' and 'float' can be given a [minquality, maxquality[ range via XML attributes. Outside of this range, the XML node is ignored (making it possible to define, in a single actor file, several quality levels). Quality is a 0-255 value, with: - Range 0-99 intended for lower level-of-detail actors (billboards, etc.) - Range 100-200 the 'normal' range for models. 100 is "low", 150 "medium", and 200 "high". - Range 201-255 used for higher quality actors that might be used for e.g. cinematics. The range is wide to make it easier to add intermediate levels in the future and it seemed easier given that an integer value of some kind was required anyways. Engine impacts: - A new CActorDef class is introduced, wrapping an art/actors XML file and its different quality levels. ObjectBase remains the definition of a given 'actor', now at a given quality level. - CActorDef imposes a maximal # of quality level for a particular actor definition (5 currently). - CUnit is made to refer to an Actor Definition explicitly, not a particular ObjectBase. - As a minor optimisation, variation keys are calculated on pointer-to-sets-of-selections, instead of raw sets-of-selections, as this reduces copying. - some refactoring, including better const-correctness and hotloading support via std::shared_ptr. Differential Revision: https://code.wildfiregames.com/D3787 This was SVN commit r25210.
2021-04-08 09:22:24 +02:00
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/*
* Mesh object with texture and skinning information
*/
#include "precompiled.h"
#include "Model.h"
#include "Decal.h"
#include "ModelDef.h"
#include "maths/Quaternion.h"
#include "maths/BoundingBoxAligned.h"
#include "SkeletonAnim.h"
#include "SkeletonAnimDef.h"
#include "SkeletonAnimManager.h"
#include "MeshManager.h"
#include "ObjectEntry.h"
#include "lib/res/graphics/ogl_tex.h"
#include "lib/res/h_mgr.h"
#include "lib/sysdep/rtl.h"
#include "ps/Profile.h"
#include "ps/CLogger.h"
#include "renderer/RenderingOptions.h"
#include "simulation2/Simulation2.h"
#include "simulation2/components/ICmpTerrain.h"
#include "simulation2/components/ICmpWaterManager.h"
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Constructor
CModel::CModel(CSkeletonAnimManager& skeletonAnimManager, CSimulation2& simulation)
: m_Flags(0), m_Anim(NULL), m_AnimTime(0), m_Simulation(simulation),
m_BoneMatrices(NULL), m_AmmoPropPoint(NULL), m_AmmoLoadedProp(0),
m_SkeletonAnimManager(skeletonAnimManager)
{
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Destructor
CModel::~CModel()
{
ReleaseData();
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// ReleaseData: delete anything allocated by the model
void CModel::ReleaseData()
{
rtl_FreeAligned(m_BoneMatrices);
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_Props.size(); ++i)
delete m_Props[i].m_Model;
m_Props.clear();
m_pModelDef = CModelDefPtr();
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// InitModel: setup model from given geometry
bool CModel::InitModel(const CModelDefPtr& modeldef)
{
// clean up any existing data first
ReleaseData();
m_pModelDef = modeldef;
size_t numBones = modeldef->GetNumBones();
if (numBones != 0)
{
size_t numBlends = modeldef->GetNumBlends();
// allocate matrices for bone transformations
// (one extra matrix is used for the special case of bind-shape relative weighting)
m_BoneMatrices = (CMatrix3D*)rtl_AllocateAligned(sizeof(CMatrix3D) * (numBones + 1 + numBlends), 16);
for (size_t i = 0; i < numBones + 1 + numBlends; ++i)
{
m_BoneMatrices[i].SetIdentity();
}
}
m_PositionValid = true;
return true;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CalcBound: calculate the world space bounds of this model
void CModel::CalcBounds()
{
// Need to calculate the object bounds first, if that hasn't already been done
if (! (m_Anim && m_Anim->m_AnimDef))
{
if (m_ObjectBounds.IsEmpty())
CalcStaticObjectBounds();
}
else
{
if (m_Anim->m_ObjectBounds.IsEmpty())
CalcAnimatedObjectBounds(m_Anim->m_AnimDef, m_Anim->m_ObjectBounds);
ENSURE(! m_Anim->m_ObjectBounds.IsEmpty()); // (if this happens, it'll be recalculating the bounds every time)
m_ObjectBounds = m_Anim->m_ObjectBounds;
}
// Ensure the transform is set correctly before we use it
ValidatePosition();
// Now transform the object-space bounds to world-space bounds
m_ObjectBounds.Transform(GetTransform(), m_WorldBounds);
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CalcObjectBounds: calculate object space bounds of this model, based solely on vertex positions
void CModel::CalcStaticObjectBounds()
{
m_ObjectBounds.SetEmpty();
size_t numverts=m_pModelDef->GetNumVertices();
SModelVertex* verts=m_pModelDef->GetVertices();
for (size_t i=0;i<numverts;i++) {
m_ObjectBounds+=verts[i].m_Coords;
}
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CalcAnimatedObjectBound: calculate bounds encompassing all vertex positions for given animation
void CModel::CalcAnimatedObjectBounds(CSkeletonAnimDef* anim, CBoundingBoxAligned& result)
{
result.SetEmpty();
// Set the current animation on which to perform calculations (if it's necessary)
if (anim != m_Anim->m_AnimDef)
{
CSkeletonAnim dummyanim;
dummyanim.m_AnimDef=anim;
if (!SetAnimation(&dummyanim)) return;
}
size_t numverts=m_pModelDef->GetNumVertices();
SModelVertex* verts=m_pModelDef->GetVertices();
// Remove any transformations, so that we calculate the bounding box
// at the origin. The box is later re-transformed onto the object, without
// having to recalculate the size of the box.
CMatrix3D transform, oldtransform = GetTransform();
CModelAbstract* oldparent = m_Parent;
m_Parent = 0;
transform.SetIdentity();
CRenderableObject::SetTransform(transform);
// Following seems to stomp over the current animation time - which, unsurprisingly,
// introduces artefacts in the currently playing animation. Save it here and restore it
// at the end.
float AnimTime = m_AnimTime;
// iterate through every frame of the animation
for (size_t j=0;j<anim->GetNumFrames();j++) {
m_PositionValid = false;
ValidatePosition();
// extend bounds by vertex positions at the frame
for (size_t i=0;i<numverts;i++)
{
result += CModelDef::SkinPoint(verts[i], GetAnimatedBoneMatrices());
}
// advance to next frame
m_AnimTime += anim->GetFrameTime();
}
m_PositionValid = false;
m_Parent = oldparent;
SetTransform(oldtransform);
m_AnimTime = AnimTime;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
const CBoundingBoxAligned CModel::GetWorldBoundsRec()
{
CBoundingBoxAligned bounds = GetWorldBounds();
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_Props.size(); ++i)
bounds += m_Props[i].m_Model->GetWorldBoundsRec();
return bounds;
}
const CBoundingBoxAligned CModel::GetObjectSelectionBoundsRec()
{
CBoundingBoxAligned objBounds = GetObjectBounds(); // updates the (children-not-included) object-space bounds if necessary
// now extend these bounds to include the props' selection bounds (if any)
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_Props.size(); ++i)
{
const Prop& prop = m_Props[i];
if (prop.m_Hidden || !prop.m_Selectable)
continue; // prop is hidden from rendering, so it also shouldn't be used for selection
CBoundingBoxAligned propSelectionBounds = prop.m_Model->GetObjectSelectionBoundsRec();
if (propSelectionBounds.IsEmpty())
continue; // submodel does not wish to participate in selection box, exclude it
// We have the prop's bounds in its own object-space; now we need to transform them so they can be properly added
// to the bounds in our object-space. For that, we need the transform of the prop attachment point.
//
// We have the prop point information; however, it's not trivial to compute its exact location in our object-space
// since it may or may not be attached to a bone (see SPropPoint), which in turn may or may not be in the middle of
// an animation. The bone matrices might be of interest, but they're really only meant to be used for the animation
// system and are quite opaque to use from the outside (see @ref ValidatePosition).
//
// However, a nice side effect of ValidatePosition is that it also computes the absolute world-space transform of
// our props and sets it on their respective models. In particular, @ref ValidatePosition will compute the prop's
// world-space transform as either
//
// T' = T x B x O
// or
// T' = T x O
//
// where T' is the prop's world-space transform, T is our world-space transform, O is the prop's local
// offset/rotation matrix, and B is an optional transformation matrix of the bone the prop is attached to
// (taking into account animation and everything).
//
// From this, it is clear that either O or B x O is the object-space transformation matrix of the prop. So,
// all we need to do is apply our own inverse world-transform T^(-1) to T' to get our desired result. Luckily,
// this is precomputed upon setting the transform matrix (see @ref SetTransform), so it is free to fetch.
CMatrix3D propObjectTransform = prop.m_Model->GetTransform(); // T'
propObjectTransform.Concatenate(GetInvTransform()); // T^(-1) x T'
// Transform the prop's bounds into our object coordinate space
CBoundingBoxAligned transformedPropSelectionBounds;
propSelectionBounds.Transform(propObjectTransform, transformedPropSelectionBounds);
objBounds += transformedPropSelectionBounds;
}
return objBounds;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// BuildAnimation: load raw animation frame animation from given file, and build a
// animation specific to this model
CSkeletonAnim* CModel::BuildAnimation(const VfsPath& pathname, const CStr& name, const CStr& ID, int frequency, float speed, float actionpos, float actionpos2, float soundpos)
{
CSkeletonAnimDef* def = m_SkeletonAnimManager.GetAnimation(pathname);
if (!def)
return NULL;
CSkeletonAnim* anim = new CSkeletonAnim();
anim->m_Name = name;
anim->m_ID = ID;
anim->m_Frequency = frequency;
anim->m_AnimDef = def;
anim->m_Speed = speed;
if (actionpos == -1.f)
anim->m_ActionPos = -1.f;
else
anim->m_ActionPos = actionpos * anim->m_AnimDef->GetDuration();
if (actionpos2 == -1.f)
anim->m_ActionPos2 = -1.f;
else
anim->m_ActionPos2 = actionpos2 * anim->m_AnimDef->GetDuration();
if (soundpos == -1.f)
anim->m_SoundPos = -1.f;
else
anim->m_SoundPos = soundpos * anim->m_AnimDef->GetDuration();
anim->m_ObjectBounds.SetEmpty();
InvalidateBounds();
return anim;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Update: update this model to the given time, in msec
void CModel::UpdateTo(float time)
{
// update animation time, but don't calculate bone matrices - do that (lazily) when
// something requests them; that saves some calculation work for offscreen models,
// and also assures the world space, inverted bone matrices (required for normal
// skinning) are up to date with respect to m_Transform
m_AnimTime = time;
// mark vertices as dirty
SetDirty(RENDERDATA_UPDATE_VERTICES);
// mark matrices as dirty
InvalidatePosition();
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// InvalidatePosition
void CModel::InvalidatePosition()
{
m_PositionValid = false;
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_Props.size(); ++i)
m_Props[i].m_Model->InvalidatePosition();
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// ValidatePosition: ensure that current transform and bone matrices are both uptodate
void CModel::ValidatePosition()
{
if (m_PositionValid)
{
ENSURE(!m_Parent || m_Parent->m_PositionValid);
return;
}
if (m_Parent && !m_Parent->m_PositionValid)
{
// Make sure we don't base our calculations on
// a parent animation state that is out of date.
m_Parent->ValidatePosition();
// Parent will recursively call our validation.
ENSURE(m_PositionValid);
return;
}
if (m_Anim && m_BoneMatrices)
{
// PROFILE( "generating bone matrices" );
ENSURE(m_pModelDef->GetNumBones() == m_Anim->m_AnimDef->GetNumKeys());
m_Anim->m_AnimDef->BuildBoneMatrices(m_AnimTime, m_BoneMatrices, !(m_Flags & MODELFLAG_NOLOOPANIMATION));
}
else if (m_BoneMatrices)
{
// Bones but no animation - probably a buggy actor forgot to set up the animation,
// so just render it in its bind pose
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_pModelDef->GetNumBones(); i++)
{
m_BoneMatrices[i].SetIdentity();
m_BoneMatrices[i].Rotate(m_pModelDef->GetBones()[i].m_Rotation);
m_BoneMatrices[i].Translate(m_pModelDef->GetBones()[i].m_Translation);
}
}
// For CPU skinning, we precompute as much as possible so that the only
// per-vertex work is a single matrix*vec multiplication.
// For GPU skinning, we try to minimise CPU work by doing most computation
// in the vertex shader instead.
// Using g_RenderingOptions to detect CPU vs GPU is a bit hacky,
// and this doesn't allow the setting to change at runtime, but there isn't
// an obvious cleaner way to determine what data needs to be computed,
// and GPU skinning is a rarely-used experimental feature anyway.
bool worldSpaceBoneMatrices = !g_RenderingOptions.GetGPUSkinning();
bool computeBlendMatrices = !g_RenderingOptions.GetGPUSkinning();
if (m_BoneMatrices && worldSpaceBoneMatrices)
{
// add world-space transformation to m_BoneMatrices
const CMatrix3D transform = GetTransform();
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_pModelDef->GetNumBones(); i++)
m_BoneMatrices[i].Concatenate(transform);
}
// our own position is now valid; now we can safely update our props' positions without fearing
// that doing so will cause a revalidation of this model (see recursion above).
m_PositionValid = true;
CMatrix3D translate;
CVector3D objTranslation = m_Transform.GetTranslation();
float objectHeight = 0.0f;
CmpPtr<ICmpTerrain> cmpTerrain(m_Simulation, SYSTEM_ENTITY);
if (cmpTerrain)
objectHeight = cmpTerrain->GetExactGroundLevel(objTranslation.X, objTranslation.Z);
// Object height is incorrect for floating objects. We use water height instead.
CmpPtr<ICmpWaterManager> cmpWaterManager(m_Simulation, SYSTEM_ENTITY);
if (cmpWaterManager)
{
float waterHeight = cmpWaterManager->GetExactWaterLevel(objTranslation.X, objTranslation.Z);
if (waterHeight >= objectHeight && m_Flags & MODELFLAG_FLOATONWATER)
objectHeight = waterHeight;
}
// re-position and validate all props
for (const Prop& prop : m_Props)
{
CMatrix3D proptransform = prop.m_Point->m_Transform;
if (prop.m_Point->m_BoneIndex != 0xff)
{
CMatrix3D boneMatrix = m_BoneMatrices[prop.m_Point->m_BoneIndex];
if (!worldSpaceBoneMatrices)
boneMatrix.Concatenate(GetTransform());
proptransform.Concatenate(boneMatrix);
}
else
{
// not relative to any bone; just apply world-space transformation (i.e. relative to object-space origin)
proptransform.Concatenate(m_Transform);
}
// Adjust prop height to terrain level when needed
if (cmpTerrain && (prop.m_MaxHeight != 0.f || prop.m_MinHeight != 0.f))
{
const CVector3D& propTranslation = proptransform.GetTranslation();
const float propTerrain = cmpTerrain->GetExactGroundLevel(propTranslation.X, propTranslation.Z);
const float translateHeight = std::min(prop.m_MaxHeight, std::max(prop.m_MinHeight, propTerrain - objectHeight));
translate.SetTranslation(0.f, translateHeight, 0.f);
proptransform.Concatenate(translate);
}
prop.m_Model->SetTransform(proptransform);
prop.m_Model->ValidatePosition();
}
if (m_BoneMatrices)
{
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_pModelDef->GetNumBones(); i++)
{
m_BoneMatrices[i] = m_BoneMatrices[i] * m_pModelDef->GetInverseBindBoneMatrices()[i];
}
// Note: there is a special case of joint influence, in which the vertex
// is influenced by the bind-shape transform instead of a particular bone,
// which we indicate with the blending bone ID set to the total number
// of bones. But since we're skinning in world space, we use the model's
// world space transform and store that matrix in this special index.
// (see http://trac.wildfiregames.com/ticket/1012)
m_BoneMatrices[m_pModelDef->GetNumBones()] = m_Transform;
if (computeBlendMatrices)
m_pModelDef->BlendBoneMatrices(m_BoneMatrices);
}
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// SetAnimation: set the given animation as the current animation on this model;
// return false on error, else true
bool CModel::SetAnimation(CSkeletonAnim* anim, bool once)
{
m_Anim = nullptr; // in case something fails
if (anim)
{
m_Flags &= ~MODELFLAG_NOLOOPANIMATION;
if (once)
m_Flags |= MODELFLAG_NOLOOPANIMATION;
// Not rigged or animation is not valid.
if (!m_BoneMatrices || !anim->m_AnimDef)
return false;
if (anim->m_AnimDef->GetNumKeys() != m_pModelDef->GetNumBones())
{
LOGERROR("Mismatch between model's skeleton and animation's skeleton (%s.dae has %lu model bones while the animation %s has %lu animation keys.)",
m_pModelDef->GetName().string8().c_str() ,
static_cast<unsigned long>(m_pModelDef->GetNumBones()),
anim->m_Name.c_str(),
static_cast<unsigned long>(anim->m_AnimDef->GetNumKeys()));
return false;
}
// Reset the cached bounds when the animation is changed.
m_ObjectBounds.SetEmpty();
InvalidateBounds();
// Start anim from beginning.
m_AnimTime = 0;
}
m_Anim = anim;
return true;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// CopyAnimation
void CModel::CopyAnimationFrom(CModel* source)
{
m_Anim = source->m_Anim;
m_AnimTime = source->m_AnimTime;
m_ObjectBounds.SetEmpty();
InvalidateBounds();
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// AddProp: add a prop to the model on the given point
void CModel::AddProp(const SPropPoint* point, CModelAbstract* model, CObjectEntry* objectentry, float minHeight, float maxHeight, bool selectable)
{
// position model according to prop point position
// this next call will invalidate the bounds of "model", which will in turn also invalidate the selection box
model->SetTransform(point->m_Transform);
model->m_Parent = this;
Prop prop;
prop.m_Point = point;
prop.m_Model = model;
prop.m_ObjectEntry = objectentry;
prop.m_MinHeight = minHeight;
prop.m_MaxHeight = maxHeight;
prop.m_Selectable = selectable;
m_Props.push_back(prop);
}
void CModel::AddAmmoProp(const SPropPoint* point, CModelAbstract* model, CObjectEntry* objectentry)
{
AddProp(point, model, objectentry);
m_AmmoPropPoint = point;
m_AmmoLoadedProp = m_Props.size() - 1;
m_Props[m_AmmoLoadedProp].m_Hidden = true;
// we only need to invalidate the selection box here if it is based on props and their visibilities
if (!m_CustomSelectionShape)
m_SelectionBoxValid = false;
}
void CModel::ShowAmmoProp()
{
if (m_AmmoPropPoint == NULL)
return;
// Show the ammo prop, hide all others on the same prop point
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_Props.size(); ++i)
if (m_Props[i].m_Point == m_AmmoPropPoint)
m_Props[i].m_Hidden = (i != m_AmmoLoadedProp);
// we only need to invalidate the selection box here if it is based on props and their visibilities
if (!m_CustomSelectionShape)
m_SelectionBoxValid = false;
}
void CModel::HideAmmoProp()
{
if (m_AmmoPropPoint == NULL)
return;
// Hide the ammo prop, show all others on the same prop point
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_Props.size(); ++i)
if (m_Props[i].m_Point == m_AmmoPropPoint)
m_Props[i].m_Hidden = (i == m_AmmoLoadedProp);
// we only need to invalidate here if the selection box is based on props and their visibilities
if (!m_CustomSelectionShape)
m_SelectionBoxValid = false;
}
CModelAbstract* CModel::FindFirstAmmoProp()
{
if (m_AmmoPropPoint)
return m_Props[m_AmmoLoadedProp].m_Model;
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_Props.size(); ++i)
{
CModel* propModel = m_Props[i].m_Model->ToCModel();
if (propModel)
{
CModelAbstract* model = propModel->FindFirstAmmoProp();
if (model)
return model;
}
}
return NULL;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Clone: return a clone of this model
CModelAbstract* CModel::Clone() const
{
CModel* clone = new CModel(m_SkeletonAnimManager, m_Simulation);
clone->m_ObjectBounds = m_ObjectBounds;
clone->InitModel(m_pModelDef);
clone->SetMaterial(m_Material);
clone->SetAnimation(m_Anim);
clone->SetFlags(m_Flags);
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_Props.size(); i++)
{
// eek! TODO, RC - need to investigate shallow clone here
if (m_AmmoPropPoint && i == m_AmmoLoadedProp)
clone->AddAmmoProp(m_Props[i].m_Point, m_Props[i].m_Model->Clone(), m_Props[i].m_ObjectEntry);
else
clone->AddProp(m_Props[i].m_Point, m_Props[i].m_Model->Clone(), m_Props[i].m_ObjectEntry, m_Props[i].m_MinHeight, m_Props[i].m_MaxHeight, m_Props[i].m_Selectable);
}
return clone;
}
/////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// SetTransform: set the transform on this object, and reorientate props accordingly
void CModel::SetTransform(const CMatrix3D& transform)
{
// call base class to set transform on this object
CRenderableObject::SetTransform(transform);
InvalidatePosition();
}
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
void CModel::AddFlagsRec(int flags)
{
m_Flags |= flags;
if (flags & MODELFLAG_IGNORE_LOS)
{
m_Material.AddShaderDefine(str_IGNORE_LOS, str_1);
m_Material.RecomputeCombinedShaderDefines();
}
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_Props.size(); ++i)
if (m_Props[i].m_Model->ToCModel())
m_Props[i].m_Model->ToCModel()->AddFlagsRec(flags);
}
void CModel::RemoveShadowsRec()
{
m_Flags &= ~MODELFLAG_CASTSHADOWS;
m_Material.AddShaderDefine(str_DISABLE_RECEIVE_SHADOWS, str_1);
m_Material.RecomputeCombinedShaderDefines();
for (size_t i = 0; i < m_Props.size(); ++i)
{
if (m_Props[i].m_Model->ToCModel())
m_Props[i].m_Model->ToCModel()->RemoveShadowsRec();
else if (m_Props[i].m_Model->ToCModelDecal())
m_Props[i].m_Model->ToCModelDecal()->RemoveShadows();
}
}
void CModel::SetMaterial(const CMaterial &material)
{
m_Material = material;
}
void CModel::SetPlayerID(player_id_t id)
{
CModelAbstract::SetPlayerID(id);
for (std::vector<Prop>::iterator it = m_Props.begin(); it != m_Props.end(); ++it)
it->m_Model->SetPlayerID(id);
}
void CModel::SetShadingColor(const CColor& color)
{
CModelAbstract::SetShadingColor(color);
for (std::vector<Prop>::iterator it = m_Props.begin(); it != m_Props.end(); ++it)
it->m_Model->SetShadingColor(color);
}