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<p>[[Image:RefImgCubic.png|The cubic pattern and the order of texture elements]] The first element cover the X+ half-axis, the second Y+, the third Z+, and the same X,Y,Z order is applied for the last three elements, on the negative half-axis (X-, Y- and Z-).</p> | <p>[[Image:RefImgCubic.png|The cubic pattern and the order of texture elements]] The first element cover the X+ half-axis, the second Y+, the third Z+, and the same X,Y,Z order is applied for the last three elements, on the negative half-axis (X-, Y- and Z-).</p> | ||
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+ | :* it's been done: [[Documentation:Reference Section 5.3#Cubic|check it out]], the new image format is versatile. --[[User:Jholsenback|jholsenback]] 01:18, 30 January 2011 (UTC) |
Latest revision as of 01:18, 30 January 2011
- Adds square & triangular in the list of pattern that do not have a default grey map (should they also be alphabetically sorted ? (hexagon is out of sequence, or is it mandel ?))
--Le Forgeron 21:39, 2 December 2010 (UTC)
- this ones done too: --jholsenback 13:08, 3 December 2010 (UTC)
These patterns are:
agate
bozo
brick
checker
mandel
hexagon
marble
radial
square
triangular
wood
- Cubic need clarification about which texture go where. (I'm not happy with the formatting of the new paragraph, so if you get a better one, go for it)
--Le Forgeron 13:03, 29 January 2011 (UTC)
Cubic
The cubic
pattern takes six texture elements and maps each one to each of the six pyramids centered at each half-axis, effectively mapping each texture element to each side of a origin-centered cube. The syntax is:
texture { cubic TEXTURE_ELEMENT_1 ... TEXTURE_ELEMENT_6 }
The first element cover the X+ half-axis, the second Y+, the third Z+, and the same X,Y,Z order is applied for the last three elements, on the negative half-axis (X-, Y- and Z-).
- it's been done: check it out, the new image format is versatile. --jholsenback 01:18, 30 January 2011 (UTC)