This project aims to assess if an animated mesh is humanoid by examining its structure, mesh topology, and animation features using Blender's Python API (bpy).

Humanoids can vary greatly, and a more complex solution could involve machine learning or deep analysis of mesh vertices and their movements. This project aims to provide a simple solution that can be used as a starting point for more complex solutions.

Check the ideas document for more details: docs/IDEAS.md.

• Blender with Python API support
• FBX file of the animated mesh

import bpy

# Clear all data from the current scene to start fresh
bpy.ops.wm.read_factory_settings(use_empty=True)

# Import the FBX file
bpy.ops.import_scene.fbx(filepath="path_to_your_character.fbx")

Refer to check_humanoid_skeleton method to check the skeleton structure.

Refer to check_humanoid_mesh method to perform various checks on mesh topology.

Refer to check_humanoid_animation method to analyze the animation of the mesh.

blender -b -P src/main.py

Assuming you have blender installed and added to your PATH; and you have clone this repo as well.

This is a basic assessment and may produce false positives or negatives. For a more thorough analysis, consider using advanced methods such as machine learning models trained on a variety of humanoid and non-humanoid figures.