luma.gl/docs/texture.md

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Class: Texture

TODO - texture support has been broken out into separate Texture classes, but documentation is not yet up to date. For now, please refer directly to src/webgl/texture.js

Program Method: setTexture

This method is used to either bind/unbind an existing texture or also to create a new texture form an Image element or to create an empty texture with specified dimensions. Also, for all properties set to a texture, these properties are remembered so they're optional for later calls.

Syntax:

program.setTexture(name[, options]);

Arguments:

1. name - (string) The name (unique id) of the texture.
2. options - (mixed) Can be a boolean or enum used to bind/unbind the texture (or set the enum as active texture) or an object with options/data described below:

Options:

• textureType - (enum, optional) The texture type used to call gl.bindTexture with. Default's gl.TEXTURE_2D.
• pixelStore - (array, optional) An array of objects with name, value options to be set with gl.pixelStorei calls. Default's [{ name: gl.UNPACK_FLIP_Y_WEBGL, value: true }].
• parameters - (array, optional) An array of objects with nane, value options to be set with gl.texParameteri. Default's [{ name: gl.TEXTURE_MAG_FILTER, value: gl.NEAREST }, { name: gl.TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER, value: gl.NEAREST }].
• data - (object, optional) An object with properties described below:
  • format - (enum, optional) The format used for gl.texImage2D calls. Default's gl.RGBA.
  • value - (object, optional) If set to an Image object then this image will be used to fill the texture. Default's false. If no image is set then we might want to set the width and height of the texture.
  • width - (number, optional) The width of the texture. Default's 0.
  • height - (number, optional) The height of the texture. Default's 0.
  • border - (number, optional) The border of the texture. Default's 0.

Examples:

Setting a texture for a box. Adapted from [lesson 6]http://uber.github.io/luma.gl/examples/lessons/6/).

{% highlight js %} var img = new Image();

img.onload = function() { program.setTexture('nearest', { data: { value: img } }); };

img.src = 'path/to/image.png'; {% endhighlight %}

Program Method: setTextures

For each key, value of the object passed in it executes setTexture(key, value).

Syntax:

program.setTextures(object);

Arguments:

1. object - (object) An object with key value pairs matching a texture name and its value respectively.

Examples:

Set multiple type of textures from the same image. Taken from [lesson 6]http://uber.github.io/luma.gl/examples/lessons/6/).

{% highlight js %} //load textures from image var img = new Image(); img.onload = function() { program.setTextures({ 'nearest': { data: { value: img } },

'linear': {
  data: {
    value: img
  },
  parameters: [{
    name: gl.TEXTURE_MAG_FILTER,
    value: gl.LINEAR
  }, {
    name: gl.TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER,
    value: gl.LINEAR
  }]
},

'mipmap': {
  data: {
    value: img
  },
  parameters: [{
    name: gl.TEXTURE_MAG_FILTER,
    value: gl.LINEAR
  }, {
    name: gl.TEXTURE_MIN_FILTER,
    value: gl.LINEAR_MIPMAP_NEAREST,
    generateMipmap: true
  }]
}

}); };

img.src = 'path/to/image.png'; {% endhighlight %}