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      "description": "From Derivative\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\t\n\t\tJump to navigation\n\t\tJump to search\n\t\t\nThe Texture  assigns texture UV and W coordinates to the Source geometry for use in texture and bump mapping. It generates multi-layers of texture coordinates.\ntextureSOP_Class\n\nContents\n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n \n\n\n\n\n\nNOTE: the following discussing pertains only to face and hull primitives.\nIf a texture type requires fixing of seams and the texture is applied to vertices, the wrapped primitives are unrolled before computing the texture coordinates. Unrolling a wrapped primitive turns it into an open primitive whose new vertices use the same points as the vertices they have been uniqued from. Thus, unrolling does not change the point count, nor does it allow cracks to appear further down the road. Explicit unrolling, using the Primitive SOP, is not required.\nThe seam fixing is done after computing the texture coordinates. It is required whether textures are applied to vertices or points, and it's done in u, v, or both.\nThe following texture types require fixing of seams:\n\n - seams fixed in u.\n - seams fixed in u and v.\n - seams fixed in u and v.\n: , , and  - seams fixed in u and v.Note: When the projection type is Cylindrical or Polar, closed meshes, Bzier & NURBS surfaces will be opened. At least one row/column of vertices will be added (possibly more for NURBS<). This is to prevent poor interpolation of texture coordinates at the seam of the join.\n\n\n  group - If there are input primitive groups, specifying a group name in this field will cause this  to act only upon the group specified. Does not work with point or vertex groups. Accepts patterns, as described in Pattern Matching.\n\n\n\n\n\n  texlayer - If the geometry has multiple textures layers applied to it, this parameter determines which layer of UV coordinates this Texture  will effect.\n\n\n\t\t\n  type -  - The , , and  texturing methods accept spline curves as well as polygons.\t\nWhen using one of the spline-based methods, specifying a paste hierarchy in the  field will propagate the computation of texture coordinates to all of its nodes. Projection methods will typically yield smoother texture continuity between pasted surfaces than any of the spline methods. Sometimes it helps ensuring that pasted features are Chord-length parameterized with the Basis SOP.\n\n\n texture - Direct projection from . xyzposition - The XYZ position of the vertices will be copied into the UVW values. equirectangularin - Applies corrdinates to properly apply an equirectangular texture map to the inside of an object. 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It is best suited to texturing objects that represent chunks of rock and brick, as the textures will likely not match at the edges between polygons. modify - If the Source already has texture UV coordinates, they are maintained. You can offset and scale them, however, using  and . suniform - This projection type operates only on NURBS and Bzier surfaces. It samples the domain space (i.e. the basis) of each surface uniformly in U and V and assigns those (u,v) values as texture coordinates to the surface points or vertices. To ensure continuity between the texture space of adjacent surfaces insert a Basis SOP before the Texture  and toggle  on to merge the spline bases in U and/or V. saverage - Stores the average of degree successive knots into the texture attribute. These averages are known as Greville points. This method and  are recommended for pasted surfaces. sarclen - This method is similar to the  method since it relies on the underlying spline basis when computing the texture coordinates. Both methods generate texture coordinates in the same range, bounded by the minimum and maximum knot values. The difference between the two spline methods lies in the spacing between successive texture coordinates. The uniform method samples the parameter space uniformly. The  method chooses the texture coordinates based on surface arc-lengths.Since the  method relies heavily on the parametric fabric of the surface, the resulting texture will tend to squash and stretch given uneven surface parameterizations. The  method reduces this effect by relating the texture space directly to the world space of the surface, while ensuring that the size and origin of the generated texture space coincide with those of the underlying domain.\n\n edgelength - Applies to hulls + faces (NURBs/Bezier/). persp - The texture coordinates are assigned so that the world space of the object can be textured to fit the projection of the camera exactly. If any points are behind the near clipping plane or beyond the far clipping plane, the texture coordinates (0, 0, 0) are assigned. Note: Unless a Custom Projection matrix is used in the Camera COMP, the aspect ratio of the projection is assumed to be 1:1. You may need to scale the UVs to match the aspect ratio of your render. equiazimuth - Applies coordinates for using 180 degree Fish Eye maps. equiazimuth360 - Applies coordinates for using 360 degree Fish Eye maps.\n\t\t\n  axis -  - Axis to project along, or projection method from splines. 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The menu is used to select which light or camera to project the perspective coordinates from.\n\n\n\t\t\n  coord -  - Select to apply texture coordinates to their Natural Location,  textures, or  textures.\t\nWhen  is selected, the UV's will be applied to the verticies when using , , , and  texture types.  , ,  and  will always generate point UV's when you choose .\t\t\t\nNatural Location will also create vertex uvs when creating new texture layers, if a vertex uv already exists for layer 0.\t\t\t\nIIf the primitive is open in both directions like a grid or a surface (so that the ends do not touch), then the advantage of vertex UV's does not apply since there are no matched seams on the single surface to worry about.\t\t\t\nUsing vertex UVs gives you unique points at the closed seam whereas point UVs are shared at seams and are, by default given a value of 0 for either U or V depending on the closed direction of the surface. If you want to make a closed surface open, simply insert a Carve SOP in the chain and place a single carve in the surface of the direction that the surface is closed.\n\n\n natural - point - vertex -\n\t\t\n  s -  - Scales the texture coordinates a specific amount.\n\nsu -sv -sw -\n\t\t\n  offset -  - Offsets the texture coordinates a specific amount.\n\noffsetu -offsetv -offsetw -\n\t\t\n  angle - Rotates the texture coordinates the specified value.\t\nTip: Before applying a spline-based texture projection with the Texture , remap the U and/or V bases of the spline surface (using a Basis SOP) between 0 and 1 to ensure a complete mapping of the texture. 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It is best suited to texturing objects that represent chunks of rock and brick, as the textures will likely not match at the edges between polygons. modify - If the Source already has texture UV coordinates, they are maintained. You can offset and scale them, however, using  and . suniform - This projection type operates only on NURBS and Bzier surfaces. It samples the domain space (i.e. the basis) of each surface uniformly in U and V and assigns those (u,v) values as texture coordinates to the surface points or vertices. To ensure continuity between the texture space of adjacent surfaces insert a Basis SOP before the Texture  and toggle  on to merge the spline bases in U and/or V. saverage - Stores the average of degree successive knots into the texture attribute. These averages are known as Greville points. This method and  are recommended for pasted surfaces. sarclen - This method is similar to the  method since it relies on the underlying spline basis when computing the texture coordinates. Both methods generate texture coordinates in the same range, bounded by the minimum and maximum knot values. The difference between the two spline methods lies in the spacing between successive texture coordinates. The uniform method samples the parameter space uniformly. The  method chooses the texture coordinates based on surface arc-lengths.Since the  method relies heavily on the parametric fabric of the surface, the resulting texture will tend to squash and stretch given uneven surface parameterizations. The  method reduces this effect by relating the texture space directly to the world space of the surface, while ensuring that the size and origin of the generated texture space coincide with those of the underlying domain.\n\n edgelength - Applies to hulls + faces (NURBs/Bezier/). persp - The texture coordinates are assigned so that the world space of the object can be textured to fit the projection of the camera exactly. If any points are behind the near clipping plane or beyond the far clipping plane, the texture coordinates (0, 0, 0) are assigned. Note: Unless a Custom Projection matrix is used in the Camera COMP, the aspect ratio of the projection is assumed to be 1:1. You may need to scale the UVs to match the aspect ratio of your render. equiazimuth - Applies coordinates for using 180 degree Fish Eye maps. equiazimuth360 - Applies coordinates for using 360 degree Fish Eye maps.\n\t\t\n  axis -  - Axis to project along, or projection method from splines. 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The menu is used to select which light or camera to project the perspective coordinates from.\n\n\n\t\t\n  coord -  - Select to apply texture coordinates to their Natural Location,  textures, or  textures.\t\nWhen  is selected, the UV's will be applied to the verticies when using , , , and  texture types.  , ,  and  will always generate point UV's when you choose .\t\t\t\nNatural Location will also create vertex uvs when creating new texture layers, if a vertex uv already exists for layer 0.\t\t\t\nIIf the primitive is open in both directions like a grid or a surface (so that the ends do not touch), then the advantage of vertex UV's does not apply since there are no matched seams on the single surface to worry about.\t\t\t\nUsing vertex UVs gives you unique points at the closed seam whereas point UVs are shared at seams and are, by default given a value of 0 for either U or V depending on the closed direction of the surface. If you want to make a closed surface open, simply insert a Carve SOP in the chain and place a single carve in the surface of the direction that the surface is closed.\n\n\n natural - point - vertex -\n\t\t\n  s -  - Scales the texture coordinates a specific amount.\n\nsu -sv -sw -\n\t\t\n  offset -  - Offsets the texture coordinates a specific amount.\n\noffsetu -offsetv -offsetw -\n\t\t\n  angle - Rotates the texture coordinates the specified value.\t\nTip: Before applying a spline-based texture projection with the Texture , remap the U and/or V bases of the spline surface (using a Basis SOP) between 0 and 1 to ensure a complete mapping of the texture. 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Altering the pivot point produces different results depending on the transformation performed.\t\nFor example, during a scaling operation, if the pivot point of the texture coordinates is located at: -1, -1, 0 and you wanted to scale by 0.5 (reduce its size by 50%) the texture would scale toward the pivot point and appear to slide down and to the left.\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\nIn the example above, rotations performed on a texture coordinates with different pivot points produce very different results.\n\n\n px - py - pz -\n\n\n\n -\n\nExtra Information for the Texture  can be accessed via an Info CHOP.\n\n\n\n - Number of points in this . - Number of primitives in this . - Number of particles in this . - Time spent in another thread updating geometry data on the  from the 's CPU data. As it is part of another thread, this time is not part of the usual frame time. - Time spent in another thread updating meta surface geometry data (such as metaballs or nurbs) on the  from the 's CPU data. 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Altering the pivot point produces different results depending on the transformation performed.\t\nFor example, during a scaling operation, if the pivot point of the texture coordinates is located at: -1, -1, 0 and you wanted to scale by 0.5 (reduce its size by 50%) the texture would scale toward the pivot point and appear to slide down and to the left.\t\t\t\n\t\t\t\nIn the example above, rotations performed on a texture coordinates with different pivot points produce very different results.\n\n\n px - py - pz -\n\n\n\n -\n\nExtra Information for the Texture  can be accessed via an Info CHOP.\n\n\n\n - Number of points in this . - Number of primitives in this . - Number of particles in this . - Time spent in another thread updating geometry data on the  from the 's CPU data. As it is part of another thread, this time is not part of the usual frame time. - Time spent in another thread updating meta surface geometry data (such as metaballs or nurbs) on the  from the 's CPU data. As it is part of another thread, this time is not part of the usual frame time.\n - Number of times the operator has cooked since the process started. - Duration of the last cook in milliseconds. - Frame number when this operator was last cooked relative to the component timeline. - Frame number when this operator was last cooked relative to the absolute time. - Time in milliseconds at which the operator started cooking in the frame it was cooked. - Time in milliseconds at which the operator finished cooking in the frame it was cooked. - 1 if operator was cooked this frame. - Number of warnings in this operator if any. - Number of errors in this operator if any.\nTouchDesigner Build: Latest\\n2021.100002018.28070before 2018.28070\nSOPs\n• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • \n\nA Operator Family that reads, creates and modifies 3D points, polygons, lines, particles, surfaces, spheres and meatballs. 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