KIND Texture

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[[KIND Texture]] exposes a simple texture as an asset. These can be referenced by [[KUID]] for use as a custom corona, for example.
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[[KIND Texture]] defines a single texture as an asset that can be referenced from another asset or via scripting.
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Making a texture available as an asset may reduce resource requirements where the texture is used by a number of assets, and may assist in maintaining consistency between different variations of the same basic asset. [[KIND Texture-group]] serves a similar function where there are multiple textures associated with a group of assets.
  
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=KIND Hierarchy=
 
 
==Parent Classes==
 
==Parent Classes==
 
* [[KIND TrainzBaseSpec]]
 
* [[KIND TrainzBaseSpec]]
 
==Child Classes==
 
==Child Classes==
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* ''none.''
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* [[KIND Groundtexture]]
  
 
==Supported Tags==
 
==Supported Tags==
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TBD.
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The KIND Texture config.txt file supports the following tags. Each tag is shown here with its default value.
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texture <null>
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subblend 0
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subrotation 0
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====texture====
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:Type: [[Texture file]]
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:Compulsory: 3.4
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:Default: None
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:Description:  Name of texture. Note that this is a [[texture file]], not an image file.  See example below.
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====subblend====
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:Type: Float
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:Compulsory: No
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:Default: 0.00
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:Description:  ''TBD''
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====subrotation====
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:Type: Float
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:Compulsory: No
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:Default: 0.00
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:Description:  ''TBD''
  
 
==Example Config.txt==
 
==Example Config.txt==
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*'''[[Texture file]]s''' are ASCII specification files (text format) instructing ContentManager (CM) how to render each single texture.
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*Texture files have a ".texture.txt" name extension within the assets' folder
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kuid                                    <kuid:101046:104687>
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*Texture files within a config.txt file such as the below ''MUST NOT'' have the ''''.txt'''' extension, or CM will generate an error.
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username                                "Corona Red diffuse"
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<tt>
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kind                                    "texture"
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{|width="100%" text-align="center" float="center" bgcolor="#E6E6FA"<!--#F0F8FF" --->
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trainz-build                           3.5
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|- border="1"
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texture                                "orange.texture"
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| '''Tag or structure braces''' || '''Data fields'''
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category-class                          "JC"
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|-
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category-era                           "1800s"
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| kuid ||<kuid:56113:1267>
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category-region                        "AU"
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|-
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description                            "A Red corona.
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| trainz-build || 2.5
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subblend                                0.50
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|-
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subrotation                            45.00
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| category-class || "JO"
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thumbnails
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|-
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{
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| category-region|| "AU"
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  0
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|-
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  {
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| category-era || "2000s;2010s"
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    image                               "$screenshot$.jpg"
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|-
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    width                               240
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| username || "testTexture"
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    height                             180
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|-
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  }
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| kind || "texture"
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}
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| '''texture || "eg.texture"'''
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The above "texture" tag value 'orange.texture' specifies a [[Texture file]] which contains the information about the image to be used for the texture.
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|-
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| thumbnails||
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==See Also==
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|-
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* [[KIND Texture-group]]
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| { ||
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* [[KIND Groundtexture]]
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|  0||
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|-
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|  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; {||
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|-
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|  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  image || "thumb.jpg"
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|  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  width || 240
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|-
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|  &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;  height || 180
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|-
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| &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; }||
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|-
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| }||
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|}
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</tt>
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The above "texture" tag specifies a [[Texture file]] located within the asset folder.
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==Categories==
 
==Categories==
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[[Category:Asset KIND]]
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[[Category:Asset KIND|Texture]]
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[[Category:TBD]]
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[[Category:TBD|Texture]]

Latest revision as of 15:49, 28 April 2019

KIND Texture defines a single texture as an asset that can be referenced from another asset or via scripting.

Making a texture available as an asset may reduce resource requirements where the texture is used by a number of assets, and may assist in maintaining consistency between different variations of the same basic asset. KIND Texture-group serves a similar function where there are multiple textures associated with a group of assets.

Contents

[edit] Parent Classes

[edit] Child Classes

[edit] Supported Tags

The KIND Texture config.txt file supports the following tags. Each tag is shown here with its default value. 

texture <null>
subblend 0
subrotation 0

[edit] texture

Type: Texture file
Compulsory: 3.4
Default: None
Description: Name of texture. Note that this is a texture file, not an image file. See example below.

[edit] subblend

Type: Float
Compulsory: No
Default: 0.00
Description: TBD

[edit] subrotation

Type: Float
Compulsory: No
Default: 0.00
Description: TBD

[edit] Example Config.txt

kuid                                    <kuid:101046:104687>
username                                "Corona Red diffuse"
kind                                    "texture"
trainz-build                            3.5
texture                                 "orange.texture"
category-class                          "JC"
category-era                            "1800s"
category-region                         "AU"
description                             "A Red corona.
subblend                                0.50
subrotation                             45.00
thumbnails
{
  0
  {
    image                               "$screenshot$.jpg"
    width                               240
    height                              180
  }
}

The above "texture" tag value 'orange.texture' specifies a Texture file which contains the information about the image to be used for the texture.

[edit] See Also

[edit] Categories

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