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A '''Texture''' is a [[XML/LayoutFrame|LayoutFrame]] XML element that describes a graphic or display in the UI. Textures, along with [[XML/FontString|FontStrings]] are layered UI elements, meaning they must be inside <nowiki><Layers><Layer></nowiki> tags. | |||
== Inheritance == | |||
: Inherited by: none, Inherits: <[[XML/LayoutFrame|LayoutFrame]]>, Runtime object: [[UIOBJECT_Texture|Texture]] | |||
: Defined in: [[XML/Layers|Layers]], [[XML/Ui|Ui]] | |||
==Elements== | ==Elements== | ||
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* alphaMode ([[XML/ALPHAMODE|ALPHAMODE]]) - Blending mode | * alphaMode ([[XML/ALPHAMODE|ALPHAMODE]]) - Blending mode | ||
==Summary== | == Summary == | ||
The graphic may be an image loaded by Blizzard or an addon, or it may be a solid color or gradient. Textures support partially transparent images and different strategies for blending these into other images. They may be changed to show only a portion of a loaded image using 'texture coordinates'. Note: The Texture must be within a [[XML_User_Interface#Layers_and_Textures|Layer]]. | |||
The graphic may be an image loaded by Blizzard or an addon, or it may be a solid color or gradient. Textures support partially transparent images and different strategies for blending these into other images. They may be changed to show only a portion of a loaded image using | |||
===Example=== | === Example === | ||
<Texture name="MyTexture" file="Interface\ItemSocketingFrame\UI-ItemSockets" alphaMode="ADD"> | <Texture name="MyTexture" file="Interface\ItemSocketingFrame\UI-ItemSockets" alphaMode="ADD"> | ||
<Size> | <Size> | ||
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</Texture> | </Texture> | ||
==Details== | == Details == | ||
=== Images === | |||
===Images=== | Textures are the means to display images in the game. The image must be either a [[TGA file]] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truevision_TGA) or [[BLP file]] (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.BLP) image file. Textures may only load images whose dimensions are powers of two, such as 2x2, 4x8, and so on. Images that have non-power of two dimensions will show up as solid green textures. The image does not need to be square, however, so rectangular dimensions like 32x128 are also valid. | ||
Textures are the means to display images in the game. The image must be either a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truevision_TGA | |||
===Virtual Textures=== | === Virtual Textures === | ||
Virtual textures are textures that are allowed to be used as a template for other textures. This is useful in situations where textures vary by a small amount. In this case, the similarity can be put in a virtual texture, and the children need to only describe their differences. | Virtual textures are textures that are allowed to be used as a template for other textures. This is useful in situations where textures vary by a small amount. In this case, the similarity can be put in a virtual texture, and the children need to only describe their differences. | ||
[[Category:XML elements]] | [[Category:XML elements]] | ||
Latest revision as of 04:49, 15 August 2023
← XML UI ← XML elements < Texture
A Texture is a LayoutFrame XML element that describes a graphic or display in the UI. Textures, along with FontStrings are layered UI elements, meaning they must be inside <Layers><Layer> tags.
Inheritance[edit]
- Inherited by: none, Inherits: <LayoutFrame>, Runtime object: Texture
- Defined in: Layers, Ui
Elements[edit]
Attributes[edit]
- file (string) - resource file path to the texture image
- alphaMode (ALPHAMODE) - Blending mode
Summary[edit]
The graphic may be an image loaded by Blizzard or an addon, or it may be a solid color or gradient. Textures support partially transparent images and different strategies for blending these into other images. They may be changed to show only a portion of a loaded image using 'texture coordinates'. Note: The Texture must be within a Layer.
Example[edit]
<Texture name="MyTexture" file="Interface\ItemSocketingFrame\UI-ItemSockets" alphaMode="ADD">
<Size>
<AbsDimension x="13" y="13"/>
</Size>
<Anchors>
<Anchor point="CENTER">
<Offset>
<AbsDimension x="0" y="0"/>
</Offset>
</Anchor>
</Anchors>
<TexCoords left="0.398" right="0.445" top="0.402" bottom="0.449"/>
</Texture>
Details[edit]
Images[edit]
Textures are the means to display images in the game. The image must be either a TGA file (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truevision_TGA) or BLP file (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.BLP) image file. Textures may only load images whose dimensions are powers of two, such as 2x2, 4x8, and so on. Images that have non-power of two dimensions will show up as solid green textures. The image does not need to be square, however, so rectangular dimensions like 32x128 are also valid.
Virtual Textures[edit]
Virtual textures are textures that are allowed to be used as a template for other textures. This is useful in situations where textures vary by a small amount. In this case, the similarity can be put in a virtual texture, and the children need to only describe their differences.