Texture (RW Section)

{{{NAME}}}
RenderWare Stream Section
Vendor	{{{VENDORNAME}}}
Module	{{{MODULENAME}}}
Module ID	0x{{{MODULEID}}}
Identifier	0x{{{IDENTIFIER}}}
Chunk ID	0x{{{MODULEID}}}{{{IDENTIFIER}}}
Versions	All
Hierarchy
Parents: None
Children: None
Extensions: None
File Format

Texture is a container section used in DFF files as child of a material section or an Material Effects PLG section. The section itself does not store any data at all. All additional information get stored inside a struct section which directly follows this one as a child. A texture section is used to store identifying information about a texture and it's alpha layer.

Structure

The structure stores filtering and uv-addressing information for the texture.

 1byte Texture filtering (Texture filtering modes)
  4bit U-addressing
  4bit V-addressing
  1bit Does texture use mip levels
15bits padding

Texture filtering modes

0 - FILTERNAFILTERMODE (filtering is disabled)
1 - FILTERNEAREST (Point sampled)
2 - FILTERLINEAR (Bilinear)
3 - FILTERMIPNEAREST (Point sampled per pixel mip map)
4 - FILTERMIPLINEAR (Bilinear per pixel mipmap)
5 - FILTERLINEARMIPNEAREST (MipMap interp point sampled)
6 - FILTERLINEARMIPLINEAR (Trilinear)

Texture addressing modes

0 - TEXTUREADDRESSNATEXTUREADDRESS (no tiling)
1 - TEXTUREADDRESSWRAP (tile in U or V direction)
2 - TEXTUREADDRESSMIRROR (mirror in U or V direction)
3 - TEXTUREADDRESSCLAMP
4 - TEXTUREADDRESSBORDER

Child sections

There are always child sections which appear in the order they are listed here.

• String – Holds the texture's name
• String – Holds the texture's alpha layer name.

Extension

The section can also hold an extension which usually holds a Sky Mipmap Val.

• Sky Mipmap Val
• Anisotropy

See also

• Material
• Material Effects PLG
• RW file format specification