Re: Mesh and AttributeTable
- From: "Brook" <ykoorb@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 3 Mar 2007 20:06:19 -0000
Hi all,
In answer to my own question, further research has shown that it might be
because i haven't specified which faces belong to which AtrributeRange.
I haven't tried this out yet, but the link i found some info on was
http://www.mdxinfo.com/resources/creatingamesh.php
Andrew :)
"Brook" <ykoorb@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi Everyone,
I'm building up my own mesh in a tool which is working well until i want
to assign different textures to different parts of the mesh.
I can't find very much information on how to do this, although the sdk
documentation suggests that i should be setting up two AttributeRange
entries in the mesh AttributeTable. So i did this, I have setup two
ranges, one for a wall and another for a floor. The first 24 faces in the
mesh should be setup for the wall and the next 2 faces should be the
floor. However, when i come to render the mesh (using DrawSubset(i)), both
my floor and my wall are drawn with the same texture. I think this is
because I haven't managed to identify that the floor and wall are in
different subsets. When i use DrawSubset(0) i see both the floor and the
walls being rendered! So either i have setup my attributeranges
incorrectly, or i'm neglecting to do something else.
Has anyone got an example of building a mesh with more than one material?
thanks,
Andrew
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