GMan's Mods & Stuff — texturewrap?

Re: texturewrap?

null@example.com (bruZard) — Tue, 26 May 2009 10:17:52 +0000

ah, thank you!

Re: texturewrap?

null@example.com (gman) — Mon, 25 May 2009 23:24:53 +0000

greetings the TextureWrap property is only on the SMaterialLayer type. for SMaterialLayer there are setTextureWrap and getTextureWrap to access the property. for things that return an SMaterial you would use the setFlag and getFlag methods. you can also call setMaterialFlag on an ISceneNode instance to set all materials at once.

Re: texturewrap?

null@example.com (bruZard) — Mon, 25 May 2009 12:34:14 +0000

Any update about the missing "TextureWrap" method?

Re: texturewrap?

null@example.com (gman) — Sat, 29 Dec 2007 00:48:30 +0000

greetings i dont have the mod with me right now but check for a setTextureWrap method. the B3D loader returns an animatedmeshscenenode.

texturewrap?

null@example.com (danman) — Fri, 21 Dec 2007 23:06:29 +0000

Hi, anyone know why texturewrap is "not found"?

b.getmaterial(0).gettexture(0).TextureWrap(0) = irr.video.ETC_CLAMP;
b.getmaterial(0).TextureWrap(0) = irr.video.ETC_CLAMP;
b.setMaterialFlag(ETC_CLAMP, true)

none of these work

Here is the whole thing:

Function createbackground:iscenenode()
        Local b:ianimatedmeshscenenode=smgr.addanimatedMeshSceneNode( smgr.getMesh("media/bkgplanes.b3d") )
        b.setposition (_vector3df(320,240,1000))
        Local w=88
        b.SetScale(_vector3df(w,w*0.75,1))    
        b.setMaterialFlag(EMF_TEXTURE_WRAP, True)
        b.getmaterial(0).TextureWrap(0) = irr.video.ETC_CLAMP_EDGES;
        Return b
End Function

backplanes.b3d is a set of 4 welded quads in a row with 4 textures making up a scrolling background and i need to get rid of the ugly lines.
One more (unrelated) question, why cant i use meshscene node rather than animatedmeshscenenode when loading a b3d?