MovingTexture
Continuously moves a Texture horizontally and vertically, also known as it’s UV coordinates.
MovingTexture = { -- Attributes HorizontalLoop: std.Attribute<boolean>, HorizontalOffset: std.Attribute<number>, HorizontalSpeed: std.Attribute<number>, Synchronized: std.Attribute<boolean>, VerticalLoop: std.Attribute<boolean>, VerticalOffset: std.Attribute<number>, VerticalSpeed: std.Attribute<number>,}Attributes
Section titled “Attributes”HorizontalLoop
Section titled “HorizontalLoop”MovingTexture.HorizontalLoop: std.Attribute<boolean>If enabled, the MovingTexture will loop back to it’s HorizontalOffset once
it exceeds the StudsPerTileU value. May help prevent floating point
errors.
HorizontalOffset
Section titled “HorizontalOffset”MovingTexture.HorizontalOffset: std.Attribute<number>The initial or current horizontal offset, or the U-coordinate, of the
texture. Defaults to the Texture’s OffsetStudsU when loaded.
HorizontalSpeed
Section titled “HorizontalSpeed”MovingTexture.HorizontalSpeed: std.Attribute<number>The speed, in studs per second, at which the texture moves horizontally along its U-coordinate. A positive value moves it right, a negative value moves it left.
Synchronized
Section titled “Synchronized”MovingTexture.Synchronized: std.Attribute<boolean>If enabled, MovingTexture will be offsetted based on the kit’s loaded lifetime, therefore never desyncing. If not, MovingTexture will increment it’s offset every frame. Synchronized should be used when MovingTextures are being chained to create one continous patterns, so it doesn’t desync. Synchronized should not be used when the speed of MovingTextures will change, or else it looks jittery. Disabling Synchronized will allow the MovingTexture to adopt the new texture speed.
VerticalLoop
Section titled “VerticalLoop”MovingTexture.VerticalLoop: std.Attribute<boolean>If enabled, the MovingTexture will loop back to it’s VerticalOffset once
it exceeds the StudsPerTileV value. May help prevent floating point
errors.
VerticalOffset
Section titled “VerticalOffset”MovingTexture.VerticalOffset: std.Attribute<number>The initial or current vertical offset, or the V-coordinate, of the texture.
Defaults to the Texture’s OffsetStudsV when loaded.
VerticalSpeed
Section titled “VerticalSpeed”MovingTexture.VerticalSpeed: std.Attribute<number>The speed, in studs per second, at which the texture moves vertically along its V-coordinate. A positive value moves it up, a negative value moves it down.