GenoView is a really basic example raylib application that can be used to view skeletal animation data in a way that is clear and highlights any artefacts. It uses a simple Deferred Renderer that supports shadow maps and Screen Space Ambient Occlusion, as well as a procedural grid shader as a texture. This makes common artefacts such as foot sliding and penetrations easy to see on a skinned character even on low-end devices, without the complexity of a full rendering engine.

Included are some simple scripts for exporting characters and animation data into a binary format that can be easily loaded by the application. These scripts are made for the Geno character from the following datasets:

• LaFAN resolved
• ZeroEGGS retargeted
• Motorica retargeted
• 100STYLE retargeted
• InterAct retargeted

However they can likely be adapted to new characters, or the normal raylib-supported file formats can be loaded too.

For a pure python version of this project check out GenoViewPython.

Here are the steps to viewing any of the animation data linked above in this viewer.

1. Download the BVH files for the animation dataset you want to view.
2. Place any bvh files you want to view in the resources folder.
3. Edit the bvh_files variable in the resources/export_animations.py script to contain the bvh files you want to view - then run the export_animations.py script.
4. Edit the line in genoview.c where testAnimation is loaded to load the animation you want to view instead.