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    Libprimis
    
   Imprimis' 3D destroyable world engine 
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Texture slot objects. More...
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Classes | |
| struct | SlotShaderParam | 
| struct | Slot | 
| A representation of a texture inside the engine.  More... | |
| struct | Slot::Tex | 
| struct | VSlot | 
| A virtual texture slot.  More... | |
| struct | DecalSlot | 
Enumerations | |
| enum | {  VSlot_ShParam = 0 , VSlot_Scale , VSlot_Rotation , VSlot_Offset , VSlot_Scroll , VSlot_Layer , VSlot_Alpha , VSlot_Color , VSlot_Reserved , VSlot_Refract , VSlot_Detail , VSlot_Angle , VSlot_Num }  | 
| Bitmask variables for a VSlot.changed field.  More... | |
Functions | |
| const char * | getshaderparamname (const char *name, bool insert=true) | 
| void | setldrnotexture () | 
| VSlot * | findvslot (const Slot &slot, const VSlot &src, const VSlot &delta) | 
| VSlot * | editvslot (const VSlot &src, const VSlot &delta) | 
| Slot & | lookupslot (int slot, bool load=true) | 
| VSlot & | lookupvslot (int slot, bool load=true) | 
| bool | unpackvslot (ucharbuf &buf, VSlot &dst, bool delta) | 
| DecalSlot & | lookupdecalslot (int slot, bool load=true) | 
Variables | |
| std::vector< Slot * > | slots | 
| std::vector< VSlot * > | vslots | 
| std::vector< int * > | editingvslots | 
Texture slot objects.
The texture slot objects expose the data structures used to organize geometry texture information and encode it in a level. A vector containing a series of slot objects is associated with every cube object, allowing every cube face to reference a slot "palette" containing many texture + shader combinations without requiring much data stored on the client.
Furthermore, a VSlot object is defined, which defines a virtual texture slot. These are derived from a "real" texture slot, and can have one or more shader modifiers applied to it: color, scale, rotation etc. 
| anonymous enum | 
Bitmask variables for a VSlot.changed field.
These variables determine what about a virtual texture slot has been changed. Use them by bit shifting by the value of the enum, e.g.