Reference:Patterned Textures - Revision history

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    texture {
      material_map {
-       BITMAP_TYPE &quot;filename&quot;
+       [BITMAP_TYPE] &quot;filename&quot;
        [BITMAP_MODS...] TEXTURE... [TRANSFORMATIONS...]
+       }

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    texture {
      material_map {
-       BITMAP_TYPE &quot;filename&quot;
+       [BITMAP_TYPE] &quot;filename&quot;
        [BITMAP_MODS...] TEXTURE... [TRANSFORMATIONS...]
+       }
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 </pre>
-<p>Several optional modifiers may follow the file specification. The modifiers
+<p>After the optional <em>BITMAP_TYPE</em> keyword is a string expression containing the name of a bitmapped material file of the specified type. Several optional modifiers may follow the file specification. The modifiers
 are described below.</p>
 <p class="Note"><strong>Note:</strong> Earlier versions of POV-Ray allowed some modifiers before the <em>BITMAP_TYPE</em> but that syntax is being phased out in favor of the syntax described here.</p>

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 </pre>
-<p>After the required <em>BITMAP_TYPE</em> keyword is a string expression
+<p>Several optional modifiers may follow the file specification. The modifiers
 are described below.</p>
 <p class="Note"><strong>Note:</strong> Earlier versions of POV-Ray allowed some modifiers before the <em>BITMAP_TYPE</em> but that syntax is being phased out in favor of the syntax described here.</p>
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 then be searched for in directories specified by any <code>+L</code> or
 <code>Library_Path</code> options active. This would facilitate keeping all
-your material maps files in a separate subdirectory and giving a <code>
+your material maps files in a separate sub-directory and giving a <code>
 Library_Path</code> option to specify where your library of material maps
 are. See the section [[Reference:Scene Parsing Options#Library Paths|:Library_Path|Library Paths]] for details.</p>

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    texture {
      material_map {
-       BITMAP_TYPE &quot;bitmap.ext&quot;
+       BITMAP_TYPE &quot;filename&quot;
        [BITMAP_MODS...] TEXTURE... [TRANSFORMATIONS...]
+       }
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    texture {
      material_map {
-       BITMAP_TYPE &quot;bitmap.ext&quot;
+       BITMAP_TYPE &quot;filename&quot;
        [BITMAP_MODS...] TEXTURE... [TRANSFORMATIONS...]
+       }

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 TEXTURE_MAP_ENTRY</em>. They are not notational symbols denoting optional
 parts. The brackets surround each entry in the texture map.</p>
-<p>In <em>previous</em> versions there <em>had</em> to be from 2 to 256 entries in the map. A {{Change}} in version 3.7.1 has removed the upper restriction.</p>
+<p>In <em>previous</em> versions there <em>had</em> to be from 2 to 256 entries in the map. A {{Change}} in version 3.8 has removed the upper restriction.</p>
 <p>
 For example:</p>

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 patterned texture.</p>
 {{#indexentry:texture_map}}
 <p>In addition to specifying blended color with a color map or a pigment map
 you may create a blend of textures using <code>texture_map</code>. The syntax
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 entire texture.</p>
 {{#indexentry:tile2}}
 {{#indexentry:tiles}}
 <p>Earlier versions of POV-Ray had a patterned texture called a <em>tiles
 texture</em>. It used the <code>tiles</code> and <code>tile2</code> keywords
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 <p>Although it is still supported for backwards compatibility you should use a <code>checker</code> block texture pattern described in the [[Reference:Patterned Textures#Texture Maps|Texture Maps]] section rather than tiles textures.</p>
 {{#indexentry:material_map}}
 <p>The <code>material_map</code> patterned texture extends the concept of
 image maps to apply to entire textures rather than solid colors. A material

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 <p>There are restrictions on using patterned textures. A patterned texture
-may not be used as a default texture, see the section: <!--<linkto "The #default Directive">The #default Directive</linkto>--->[[Reference:Default Directive#The default Directive|The #default Directive]].
+may not be used as a default texture, see the section: <!--<linkto "The #default Directive">The #default Directive</linkto>--->[[Reference:Default Directive|The #default Directive]].
 A patterned texture cannot be used as a layer in a layered texture however
 you may use layered textures as any of the textures contained within a

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