hi,
I've written my own texture loader.It's an easy job and you can customize
it to your own needs.
Use Pixelgrabber and ImageFilter class to grab the pixels and resize the
image to power of 2.
You can implement that all a little bit more sophisticated: You can grab
the pixels asynchronously
and fire an event when the texture is available. AFAIK TextureLoader uses
the blocking mode of
Pixelgrabber.
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I expected that TextureLoader would return null from .getTexture() if
the image URL was not found. Instead, I get a NullPointerException.
Was it intended to be this way? I found no other way to detect an error
loading the texture than to catch the exception, which I don't think is
a good way. If any exception should be thrown, it would be an
IOException.
I suppose I could make sure the file is accessible by doing a
URL.openConnection(), but I think this is wasteful since the URL will be
opened later by TextureLoader.
Lee
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