DataPool User Guide
Version 2.13 | Published November 30, 2018 ©
DataTexture
    
    
DataTexture controls various texture attributes such as mapping, scaling, etc.    
Incoming data contains the parameter name of the texture and the value.
    
        
Supported Parameters
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TEXT: Creates a texture on the controlled container. Value is IMAGE*<image name> where image name is a full path to an image in Viz images library.
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MAPT: Defines the mapping type of the texture. Values are 1 (LINEAR), 2 (VERTEX), 3 (REFLECT).
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ENVT: Defines the environment type of the texture. Values are 3042 (blend), 8449 (decal) or 8448 (modulate).
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QUAL: Defines the texture quality type. Values are 1 (PIXEL), 2 (LINEAR), 3 (MIPMAP), 4 (SHARPEN).
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COLO: Defines the color quality of the texture. Values are 1 (32 bits), 2 (16 bits).
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EFFT: Defines an effect type used on the image. Values are 0 (Smooth), 1 (Mosaic).
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WRAP: Defines the wrapping type of the texture. Values are 10497 (REPEAT), 10496 (CLAMP).
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POSX: Position of the texture on the X axis of the container. Value should be a float number.
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POSY: Position of the texture on the Y axis of the container. Value should be a float number.
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ROTZ: Rotation of the texture around the Z axis. Value should be float number.
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SCAX: Scales texture on the X axis. Value should be float number.
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SCAY: Scales texture on the Y axis. Value should be float number.
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BLEN: Provides blend value of the texture. Value should be a float number.
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EFFV: Defines the amount of the effect defined in the EFFT (effect type) that is applied to the texture. Value should be a float number.
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IMGS: Changes the image of a given container. Value is <Xvalue> <Yvalue>.
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SETI: Replaces the image on the container. Data format is IMAGE*<image Name> where image name is the full path to an image in the Viz images library.
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DRAW: Sets the scale and bias values of the texture. Values are <texcoord scale> <float bias s> <float bias t>. all values are float numbers.