TextureCube is a collection of six separate square textures that are put onto the faces of an imaginary cube. More...

Inherits Ref.

Public Member Functions
void	setTexParameters (const Texture2D::TexParams &)
	Sets the min filter, mag filter, wrap s and wrap t texture parameters. More...

bool	reloadTexture ()
	reload texture cube after GLESContext reconstructed.

Public Member Functions inherited from Ref
void	retain ()
	Retains the ownership. More...

void	release ()
	Releases the ownership immediately. More...

Ref *	autorelease ()
	Releases the ownership sometime soon automatically. More...

unsigned int	getReferenceCount () const
	Returns the Ref's current reference count. More...

virtual	~Ref ()
	Destructor. More...

Static Public Member Functions
static TextureCube *	create (const std::string &positive_x, const std::string &negative_x, const std::string &positive_y, const std::string &negative_y, const std::string &positive_z, const std::string &negative_z)
	create cube texture from 6 textures. More...

Additional Inherited Members
Public Attributes inherited from Ref
unsigned int	_ID
	object id, ScriptSupport need public _ID

int	_luaID
	Lua reference id.

void *	_scriptObject
	scriptObject, support for swift

bool	_rooted
	When true, it means that the object was already rooted.

Detailed Description

TextureCube is a collection of six separate square textures that are put onto the faces of an imaginary cube.

Member Function Documentation

static

create cube texture from 6 textures.

Parameters

positive_x	texture for the right side of the texture cube face.
negative_x	texture for the up side of the texture cube face.
positive_y	texture for the top side of the texture cube face
negative_y	texture for the bottom side of the texture cube face
positive_z	texture for the forward side of the texture cube face.
negative_z	texture for the rear side of the texture cube face.

void setTexParameters ( const Texture2D::TexParams & )

Sets the min filter, mag filter, wrap s and wrap t texture parameters.

If the texture size is NPOT (non power of 2), then in can only use GL_CLAMP_TO_EDGE in GL_TEXTURE_WRAP_{S,T}.

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