 | | | 2nd texture layer woes | 2nd texture layer woes 2003-11-18 - By NoiseCrime
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From: "Agust�n Mar�a Rodr�guez" <agustin@(protected)>
Hi,
Not really sure what you're trying to do here, becuase the same thing can be
achieved just by using the available layers within a shader. The only reason
you need to add a new texturelayer is if you want to specicify different
texture coordinates.
Anyway to get you code working directly remove all those updatestage calls
(no idea why you're doing that) and add the following line after
texturelayer.add()
modelRef.meshDeform.mesh[1].textureLayer[2].texturecoordinatelist =
modelRef.meshDeform.mesh[1].textureLayer[1].texturecoordinatelist
This simply sets the 2nd texture layer texturecoordinate list to the same
values as the first texture layer.
NoiseCrime 2003
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