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EdzUp
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123456789101112131415161718#Import "<mojo3d>"Using mojo3d..#Import "Assets/Models/"#Import "Assets/Models/Backing.png"Class GlobalClassField BackingMaterial:PbrMaterialField BackingMesh:MeshField BackingModel:ModelMethod Initialise:Void()BackingMaterial = PbrMaterial.Load( AssetsDir()+"Backing.png", TextureFlags.Filter )BackingMesh = Mesh.CreateSphere( 1.0, 8, 8 )BackingModel = New Model( BackingMesh, BackingMaterial )EndEnd
As you can see I create the relevant materials etc (I have tried them with New as well so New PbrMaterial etc to no avail). Is there a way to get the textures to load and be on the created sphere as currently I get a white sphere.
I have attached a Backing.png file that was used for this text it goes into Assets/Models directory in the source directory. It is also a class for a much larger project and I call the initialise function at creation time to make a backing sphere for the game.
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anyone have an example of texturing a entity I have trawled through the bananas and examples but couldn’t find anything?
At a first look there is a mistake in path to texture:
PbrMaterial.Load( AssetsDir()+"Backing.png",...
you missed Models/ folder:
PbrMaterial.Load( AssetsDir()+"Models/Backing.png",...
Look at example of PBR here: monkey2 \ modules \ mojo3d \ tests \ pbrspheres.monkey2.
Nah importing Assets/Models/ at the top.
It was because I didn’t set the texture in a directory, MonkeyX2 requires ALL PbrTextures to be a directory containing the image files renames color.png etc.
All I have to work out now is how to make a texture fulbright and I’m away
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