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'''xpanning''' allows you to pan, or shift, the image of a sprite the same way you would pan a ceiling, floor, or wall texture along the x axis. Values are normalized on a 0-255 scale, meaning that regardless of the sprite's size, a value of 128 will pan it 50%. | '''xpanning''' allows you to pan, or shift, the image of a sprite the same way you would pan a ceiling, floor, or wall texture along the x axis. Values are normalized on a 0-255 scale, meaning that regardless of the sprite's size, a value of 128 will pan it 50%. | ||
The CON | The CON ''wall''[].'''xpanning''' refers to the struct member of the ''wall'' structure. | ||
The CON ''actor''[].'''xpanning''' field refers to the struct member of the ''spriteext'' structure (the ''sprite'' structure doesn't have such a member). Since ''spriteext'' is only used in the OpenGL renderers, it has no effect on classic mode; moreover, spriteext '''xpanning''' is only implemented for Polymost as of December 2011. When used on a sprite with a model assigned to it in Polymost mode, '''xpanning''' controls the model's texture UV map position. | |||
[[Category:Sprite structure members]] | [[Category:Sprite structure members]] | ||
[[Category:Wall structure members]] | [[Category:Wall structure members]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:42, 30 December 2015
xpanning allows you to pan, or shift, the image of a sprite the same way you would pan a ceiling, floor, or wall texture along the x axis. Values are normalized on a 0-255 scale, meaning that regardless of the sprite's size, a value of 128 will pan it 50%.
The CON wall[].xpanning refers to the struct member of the wall structure.
The CON actor[].xpanning field refers to the struct member of the spriteext structure (the sprite structure doesn't have such a member). Since spriteext is only used in the OpenGL renderers, it has no effect on classic mode; moreover, spriteext xpanning is only implemented for Polymost as of December 2011. When used on a sprite with a model assigned to it in Polymost mode, xpanning controls the model's texture UV map position.