Difference between revisions of "LlGetTextureScale"
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{{LSL_Function | {{LSL_Function | ||
|inject-2={{LSL_Function/face| | |inject-2={{LSL_Function/face|face}} | ||
|func_id=179|func_sleep=0.0|func_energy=10.0 | |func_id=179|func_sleep=0.0|func_energy=10.0 | ||
|func=llGetTextureScale | |func=llGetTextureScale | ||
|return_type=vector|p1_type=integer|p1_name= | |return_type=vector|p1_type=integer|p1_name=face | ||
|func_footnote | |func_footnote | ||
|func_desc | |func_desc | ||
|return_text=that is the texture scale on {{LSLP| | |return_text=that is the texture scale on {{LSLP|face}} (only the x and y components are used). | ||
|spec= In the default texture mapping mode the scale units are in texture repeats per face. In the planar texture mapping mode the scale units are in texture repeats per half meter. This is in contrast to the in-world editing tool, in which the planar texture scaling units are repeats per meter. | |spec= In the default texture mapping mode the scale units are in texture repeats per face. In the planar texture mapping mode the scale units are in texture repeats per half meter. This is in contrast to the in-world editing tool, in which the planar texture scaling units are repeats per meter. | ||
|caveats=* ALL_SIDES seems to return the scale of the *first* face, not an average or other function of all the faces. It acts much like if it were called with | |caveats=* ALL_SIDES seems to return the scale of the *first* face, not an average or other function of all the faces. It acts much like if it were called with <code>face=0</code>. | ||
|constants | |constants | ||
|examples=<lsl>//Script by Basil Wijaya, 2009 August 08 | |examples=<lsl>//Script by Basil Wijaya, 2009 August 08 | ||
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Specification
In the default texture mapping mode the scale units are in texture repeats per face. In the planar texture mapping mode the scale units are in texture repeats per half meter. This is in contrast to the in-world editing tool, in which the planar texture scaling units are repeats per meter.
Caveats
- The function silently fails if its face value indicates a face that does not exist.
- ALL_SIDES seems to return the scale of the *first* face, not an average or other function of all the faces. It acts much like if it were called with
face=0.
Examples
<lsl>//Script by Basil Wijaya, 2009 August 08 //Sets texture scale on face 0. //Corresponds to the object edit window, Texture tab, Repeats per Face: Horiontal U and Vertical V
float U_repeats = 1.0; float V_repeats = 1.0; integer face = 0;
default {
state_entry()
{
llScaleTexture( U_repeats, V_repeats, ALL_SIDES);
}
touch_start(integer num)
{
U_repeats = U_repeats + .2;
V_repeats = V_repeats + .5;
//set texture scale on a face
llScaleTexture( U_repeats , V_repeats, face);
llOwnerSay("Scale has been set to " + (string)U_repeats + " and " + (string)V_repeats);
//get texture scale of a face
vector scale_vector = llGetTextureScale(face);
llOwnerSay("llGetTextureScale(0) gives a vector : " + (string)scale_vector);
//You can see that the first 2 values of the vector contain the U_repeats and V_repeats values we have setted.
//The object edit window, in the Texture tab, shows the changes of the U and V values, but only for face 0.
//Other faces changes are done but do not show in the edit window.
}
}</lsl>
See Also
Functions
| • | llScaleTexture |
Deep Notes
Signature |
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function vector llGetTextureScale( integer face ); |