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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.

	~~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 ''texture coordinates''. Note: The Texture must be within a ''[[XML_User_Interface#Layers_and_Textures\|~~<~~Layer~~>~~]]''

	===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 ~~TGA]~~ or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.BLP ~~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===		=== 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]]

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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 ~~in a~~ <Layers><~~Layers~~> ~~tag~~.		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.

	==Elements==		==Elements==

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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 in a <Layers><~~Layer~~> tag.		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 in a <Layers><Layers> tag.

	==Elements==		==Elements==

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	A '''Texture''' is a [[XML/LayoutFrame\|LayoutFrame]] XML element that describes a graphic. 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''.		{{uixmlelem}}

	~~==Images==~~		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 in a <Layers><Layer> tag.
	~~Textures are the means to~~ display ~~images~~ in the ~~game~~. ~~The image~~ must be ~~either~~ a [~~http:~~//~~en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truevision_TGA TGA~~] or [~~http:~~/~~/en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.BLP 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.
			==Elements==
			* <[[XML/TexCoords\|TexCoords]]>
			* <[[XML/Color elements\|Color]]>
			* <[[XML/Gradient\|Gradient]]>

	==~~Virtual Textures~~==		== Attributes ==
			* file (string) - resource file path to the texture image
			* alphaMode ([[XML/ALPHAMODE\|ALPHAMODE]]) - Blending mode

	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.		==Summary==

	~~==Elements==~~		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>]]''
	~~<[[XML/TexCoords\|TexCoords]]>~~, [[~~XML/Color elements~~\|~~Color~~]]~~, Gradient~~

	==~~Attributes~~==		===Example===
	;file		<Texture name="MyTexture" file="Interface\ItemSocketingFrame\UI-ItemSockets" alphaMode="ADD">
	~~:{{attrtype\|string}} File name~~		<Size>
	~~;[[UITYPE AlphaMode\|alphaMode]]~~		<AbsDimension x="13" y="13"/>
	~~:{{attrtype\|string}} Blending mode~~		</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>

	==~~Notes~~==		==Details==
	~~Note: The Texture must be within a ''[[XML_User_Interface#Layers_and_Textures\|<Layer>]]''~~

	==~~Examples~~==		===Images===
			Textures are the means to display images in the game. The image must be either a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truevision_TGA TGA] or [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/.BLP 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.

	~~<pre>~~		===Virtual Textures===
	~~<Texture name~~=~~"SparkleTextureNormal" file~~=~~"Interface\ItemSocketingFrame\UI-ItemSockets" alphaMode~~=~~"ADD" hidden~~=~~"true">~~		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.
	~~<Size>~~
	~~<AbsDimension x~~=~~"13" y~~=~~"13"/>~~
	~~</Size>~~
	~~<Anchors>~~
	~~<Anchor point="CENTER">~~
	~~<Offset>~~
	~~<AbsDimension x="0" y="0"/>~~
	~~</Offset>~~
	~~</Anchor>~~
	~~</Anchors>~~
	~~<TexCoords left="0.3984375" right="0~~.~~4453125" top="0~~.~~40234375" bottom="0~~.~~44921875"/>~~
	~~</Texture>~~
	~~</pre>~~
	[[Category:XML elements]]		[[Category:XML elements]]

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-==Inheritance==
+A '''Texture''' is a [[XML/LayoutFrame|LayoutFrame]] XML element that describes a graphic. 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''.
-Derived from: [[XML/LayoutFrame|LayoutFrame]]
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 Note: The Texture must be within a ''[[XML_User_Interface#Layers_and_Textures|<Layer>]]''
-Note #2: When adding custom textures remember that the ''file'' '''must''' have power-of-two dimensions, or else you'll end up with a solid green texture. For reference: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048... You can always cut off any excess size with TexCoords.
+==Examples==
 [[Category:XML elements]]

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==Inheritance==
Derived from: [[XML/LayoutFrame|LayoutFrame]]

==Elements==
<[[XML/TexCoords|TexCoords]]>, [[XML/Color elements|Color]], Gradient

==Attributes==
;file
:{{attrtype|string}} File name
;[[UITYPE AlphaMode|alphaMode]]
:{{attrtype|string}} Blending mode

==Notes==
Note: The Texture must be within a ''[[XML_User_Interface#Layers_and_Textures|<Layer>]]''

Note #2: When adding custom textures remember that the ''file'' '''must''' have power-of-two dimensions, or else you'll end up with a solid green texture. For reference: 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048... You can always cut off any excess size with TexCoords.
[[Category:XML elements]]