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<node3d>.texture
This action changes the image map of an existing textured object to a new image map
| <node3d>.texture( |
|
| texture |
| node = '' |
| unit = 0 |
| op = viz.OP_DEFAULT |
| ) |
|
texture
Specifies the texture object to apply to the named sub-object. If viz.OFF is specified then the current texture will be removed.
node = ''
Name of sub-node to apply changes to
unit = 0
Specifies the texture unit to apply to (Used for multitexturing)
op = viz.OP_DEFAULT
Can be viz.OP_DEFAULT to use the nodes default op mode or a combination of the following values:
viz.OP_TRAVERSE | When performing an operation on a node, traverse the entire subgraph and process all subnodes as well. This is the default value. |
viz.OP_OVERRIDE | When applying attributes, have them override attributes of subnodes. |
viz.OP_ROOT | When performing an operation on the node, start at the root transform of the node, instead of the model. Processing the root will include all child Vizard nodes. |
Remarks
Use this action to change an existing texture on an object to a different texture (this texture must already be loaded by the addTexture command). The changes will be local to the target object and only applied to sub-objects (nodes) with names matching the subObjectName parameter specified. The (u,v) texture coordinates will remain unchanged. This action can be used to swap the textures on a frame-by-frame basis and create texture animation effects.
Return Value
None
Example
screen = viz.add('moviescreen.wrl')
newTex = viz.addTexture('gb_noise.jpg')
screen.texture(newTex, 'mymoviescreen')
See also
