TextureResource.CreateOptions

compression

get compression(): Promise<TextureResource_Compression>

var compression: TextureResource.Compression

compression

setCompression(value: TextureResource_Compression): Promise<void>

var compression: TextureResource.Compression

mipmapsMode

get mipmapsMode(): Promise<TextureResource_MipmapsMode>

var mipmapsMode: TextureResource.MipmapsMode

Whether the texture resource automatically generates mipmaps.

mipmapsMode

setMipmapsMode(value: TextureResource_MipmapsMode): Promise<void>

var mipmapsMode: TextureResource.MipmapsMode

Whether the texture resource automatically generates mipmaps.

init

static initSemanticCompressionMipmapsMode(semantic: (TextureResource_Semantic) | null, compression: TextureResource_Compression, mipmapsMode?: TextureResource_MipmapsMode): Promise<TextureResource_CreateOptions>

init(semantic: TextureResource.Semantic?, compression: TextureResource.Compression, mipmapsMode: TextureResource.MipmapsMode = .allocateAndGenerateAll)

Creates a texture creation options structure. The `semantic` value you pass tells RealityKit how you plan to use the texture data from this resource. For example, passing ``RealityKit/TextureResource/Semantic-swift.enum/color`` lets RealityKit know you're using the texture to pass perceptual color information to the shaders, such as for providing a UV-mapped base color for physically based rendering materials. Passing ``RealityKit/TextureResource/Semantic-swift.enum/raw`` tells RealityKit to pass the pixel values with as little processing as possible. If semantic is `nil`, RealityKit tries to infer a semantic from the texture's source data. If it's unable to determine a semantic from the texture source data, it will infer a semantic from the texture's usage. Providing a value for `semantic` ensures that RealityKit passes the texture resource exactly as you intend. - Note: RealityKit only takes embedded color space data into account when rendering a texture if you pass ``RealityKit/TextureResource/Semantic-swift.enum/color`` for `semantic`. - Parameters: - semantic: The intended use of the texture resource. - mipmapsMode: Whether to automatically allocate or generate mipmaps. - compression:Compression to be applied to the texture.

init

static initSemanticMipmapsMode(semantic?: (TextureResource_Semantic) | null, mipmapsMode?: TextureResource_MipmapsMode): Promise<TextureResource_CreateOptions>

init(semantic: TextureResource.Semantic?, mipmapsMode: TextureResource.MipmapsMode = .allocateAndGenerateAll)

Creates a texture creation options structure. The `semantic` value you pass tells RealityKit how you plan to use the texture data from this resource. For example, passing ``RealityKit/TextureResource/Semantic-swift.enum/color`` lets RealityKit know you're using the texture to pass perceptual color information to the shaders, such as for providing a UV-mapped base color for physically based rendering materials. Passing ``RealityKit/TextureResource/Semantic-swift.enum/raw`` tells RealityKit to pass the pixel values with as little processing as possible. If semantic is `nil`, RealityKit tries to infer a semantic from the texture's source data. If it's unable to determine a semantic from the texture source data, it will infer a semantic from the texture's usage. Providing a value for `semantic` ensures that RealityKit passes the texture resource exactly as you intend. - Note: RealityKit only takes embedded color space data into account when rendering a texture if you pass ``RealityKit/TextureResource/Semantic-swift.enum/color`` for `semantic`. - Parameters: - semantic: The intended use of the texture resource. - mipmapsMode: Whether to automatically allocate or generate mipmaps.

semantic

get semantic(): Promise<(TextureResource_Semantic) | null>

var semantic: TextureResource.Semantic?

The intended use of the texture.

semantic

setSemantic(value?: (TextureResource_Semantic) | null): Promise<void>

var semantic: TextureResource.Semantic?

The intended use of the texture.