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jPCT-AE - a 3d engine for Android => Support => Topic started by: tyronetudehope on February 24, 2011, 11:20:00 am
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Hi,
I'm trying to get a Min3D example running using jPCT, however, I cannot figure out how to go about modifying the textures offset.
The example I'm referring to is ExampleTextureOffset.java found in Min3D's google code repo.
Is this possible? I thought maybe I need to use the ITextureEffect interface, however, I cannot quite figure out how it works, and am not sure of the U/V values either.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Tyrone
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ITextureEffect isn't the right way of implementing this. You can use an implementation of an IVertexController for this. That's the slower but more compatible solution. Or use Object3D.setTextureMatrix(<Matrix>) to apply any possible transformation to the texture of an object. That's the faster solution, but it has problems on some older phones like mine with poorly implemented drivers. I expect it to work on newer phones though.
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Ah ok thanks, I figured ITextureEffect was the wrong way to go :)
I've successfully transformed the texture, however, am now trying to figure out something else. I can't work out how to apply two different textures of different sizes. I'm using the earth and clouds.png textures from the min3d samples :o
Earth is 512^2 and clouds are 256^2
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Size doesn't matter here. You can assign multiple textures using the TextureInfo-class regardless of their physical size, because everything is normalized anyway. Just make sure that the texture that you want to transform is on stage 0.