pub enum TextureMapping {
Parametric,
Box,
Cylindrical,
Spherical,
}Expand description
How a texture’s image is laid onto a shape.
Variants§
Parametric
By the surfaces’ own parameters: (u, v) straight from the chart.
Box
By a box around the shape, each face taking the projection of the side it faces most.
Cylindrical
By a cylinder about the shape’s own longest axis.
Spherical
By a sphere about the shape’s centre.
Trait Implementations§
Source§impl Clone for TextureMapping
impl Clone for TextureMapping
impl Copy for TextureMapping
Source§impl Debug for TextureMapping
impl Debug for TextureMapping
impl Eq for TextureMapping
Source§impl PartialEq for TextureMapping
impl PartialEq for TextureMapping
impl StructuralPartialEq for TextureMapping
Auto Trait Implementations§
impl Freeze for TextureMapping
impl RefUnwindSafe for TextureMapping
impl Send for TextureMapping
impl Sync for TextureMapping
impl Unpin for TextureMapping
impl UnsafeUnpin for TextureMapping
impl UnwindSafe for TextureMapping
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