Meta_Texture

Colours assumed to be in whichever colour space currently defined by the application (Symbols - C: "ColourSpaceDefault", Lua: __Texture_ColourSpaceDefault)

Colours are in the sRGB gamma-corrected colour space (Symbols - C: "ColourSpacesRGB", Lua: __Texture_ColourSpacesRGB)

Colours are in the linear colour space (Symbols - C: "ColourSpaceLinearRGB", Lua: __Texture_ColourSpaceLinearRGB)

Texture contains colours (Symbols - C: "ContentColours", Lua: __Texture_ContentColours)

Texture contains either a greyscale height map, or RGB encoded tangent-space normals (Symbols - C: "ContentBumpMap", Lua: __Texture_ContentBumpMap)

Texture contains RGB encoded object-space normals (Symbols - C: "ContentNormalMap", Lua: __Texture_ContentNormalMap)

Texture contains large transparent regions and will be alpha tested (Symbols - C: "ContentAlphaTest", Lua: __Texture_ContentAlphaTest)

Green is the up vector (Symbols - C: "EncodingRGBXYZ", Lua: __Texture_EncodingRGBXYZ)

Blue is the up vector (Symbols - C: "EncodingRGBXZY", Lua: __Texture_EncodingRGBXZY)

string - File name of the texture. See main description for information about how this property is used.

Minify (int) - The minify filter to apply to texels that when viewed are smaller than a pixel

Magnify (int) - The magnify filter to apply to texels that when viewed are larger than a pixel

Wrap (int) - The wrapping mode to use when the U coordinate is outside of the 0.0 - 1.0 range

Wrap (int) - The wrapping mode to use when the V coordinate is outside of the 0.0 - 1.0 range

ColourSpace (int) - The colour space of the texture. A non-default value may involve automatic internal conversion to the colour space used by the application.

vector - Raw DDS data (including DDS headers)

int64 - The time the DDSData was last modified. Unix epoch (seconds since Jan 1 1970), stored as two 32-bit ints (LO,HI)

Content (int) - The usage that this data is intended for

Encoding (int) - The encoding of the data when it is intended to be used for normal mapping

int - The degree of anisotropy to use when sampling the texture. A value of 1 means isotropic (fastest)

mat4w - Transform to apply to texture coordinates

int - The texture channel to use from the mesh (see Meta_VertexAttrib)

float - Adjust the mipmap level to make the texture appear sharper or smoother when viewed from a distance when in Trilinear filtering mode

float - The alpha reference for mipmap generation when Content=AlphaTested

No texture filtering (Symbols - C: "MagnifyNone", Lua: __Texture_MagnifyNone)

Bilinear texture filtering (Symbols - C: "MagnifyBilinear", Lua: __Texture_MagnifyBilinear)

No texture filtering (Symbols - C: "MinifyNone", Lua: __Texture_MinifyNone)

Bilinear texture filtering (Symbols - C: "MinifyBilinear", Lua: __Texture_MinifyBilinear)

Triliniear texture filtering (Symbols - C: "MinifyTrilinear", Lua: __Texture_MinifyTrilinear)

Returns a white texel when texture coordinate outside texture area (Symbols - C: "WrapClampWhite", Lua: __Texture_WrapClampWhite)

Return the texel from the nearest edge when texture coordinate outside texture area (Symbols - C: "WrapClampEdge", Lua: __Texture_WrapClampEdge)

Wrap texture coordinate around when outside texture area, so the texture is tiled in this direction (Symbols - C: "WrapRepeat", Lua: __Texture_WrapRepeat)

Wrap texture coordinate around when outside texture area, mirroring the texture across boundaries (Symbols - C: "WrapMirrored", Lua: __Texture_WrapMirrored)