12-27-2022, 10:46 AM
the cat turned out very well! I look forward to further developments!
I haven't tried it yet, but in principle texturing works in such a way that the second member in the "f" lines is "xxxx // yyyy", so yyyy specifies the location of the point in the texture image. If you load an arbitrary image in its place, you can set how much of the image to zoom by multiplying yyyy. I don't know if it's understandable. So far, I've only used texturing by writing a separate program to see the model, and I can specify which image to assign to each of the triangles. But if you want to display the model completely realistically, you should try to use the original textura-font defining values, i.e. the second members in rows F. Good luck !
I haven't tried it yet, but in principle texturing works in such a way that the second member in the "f" lines is "xxxx // yyyy", so yyyy specifies the location of the point in the texture image. If you load an arbitrary image in its place, you can set how much of the image to zoom by multiplying yyyy. I don't know if it's understandable. So far, I've only used texturing by writing a separate program to see the model, and I can specify which image to assign to each of the triangles. But if you want to display the model completely realistically, you should try to use the original textura-font defining values, i.e. the second members in rows F. Good luck !