Hi,
On Tue, 1 Aug 2000, b. white wrote:
> I am using TextureLoader to put .jpg's on a shape 3d. The .jpg's I have a
> smaller than the shape that I map them to so java automatically stretches
> them to be the right size, which is fine. However it looks like java is
> carrying out some sort of blending algorithm to compensate for the
> information that's not their when it stretches the texture. I don't want
> this though. I would like it to just change the size without trying to
> do any corrections to the image.
If I understand you correctly, you don't want any interpolation
between the texture's colors when magnifying the texture.
If so, make sure the texture magnification filter is
BASE_LEVEL_POINT for your Texture2D object.
Hope that helps,
Tobias
> I think that I would need to use the
> TextureAttribute class but I can only find ways to make the texture better
> or more blended
> myTextureAttribute.setTextureMode(myTextureAttribute.NICEST) or
> myTextureAttribute.BLEND
>
> By I want to make sure that it isn't blending the the colors. My texture
> is really simple, composed of squares and circles and I want to keep the
> edges sharp without increasing the size of the .jpg
>
> Any suggestions appreciated.
> Thanks
> Brian
>
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