WorldViz User Forum - Standard Texture setup

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Standard Texture setup

How do you apply a standard texture setup (diffuse, normal, specular) to a model in vizard? I know GLSL so I could write a shader (although the vizard documentation is unclear on a lot of things, e.g. how is the uv attribute/varying called? Or is it using the old gl_TexCoord?)
but I'm sure this is already integrated.

Can I get a code example? I played around with vizfx.addMaterialEffect (which also isn't documented) but vizard would normally just use the diffuse texture and ignore the rest.

Thanks in advance.

I'll check with a developer and get back to you.

I think I got this to work:

Code:

import viz

import vizcam

import vizshape

import vizfx



from vizfx.effect.material import BaseMaterial, Diffuse, Specular, Bump



viz.setMultiSample(8)

viz.fov(60)

viz.go()

viz.MainView.getHeadLight().remove()



pivot_nav = vizcam.PivotNavigate()

pivot_nav.rotateUp(60)

pivot_nav.setDistance(1)

viz.cam.setHandler(pivot_nav)



light1 = vizfx.addDirectionalLight(euler = (45, 45, 0))

vizfx.setAmbientColor([0, 0, 0])





box = vizfx.addChild('basketball.osgb')



diffuse_map = viz.addTexture("pattern_66_diffuse.png") 

diffuse_map.wrap(viz.WRAP_T, viz.REPEAT)

diffuse_map.wrap(viz.WRAP_S, viz.REPEAT)

normal_map = viz.addTexture("pattern_66_normal.png")

normal_map.wrap(viz.WRAP_T, viz.REPEAT)

normal_map.wrap(viz.WRAP_S, viz.REPEAT)

specular_map = viz.addTexture("pattern_66_specular.png")

specular_map.wrap(viz.WRAP_T, viz.REPEAT)

specular_map.wrap(viz.WRAP_S, viz.REPEAT)

material = vizfx.addMaterialEffect(

    Diffuse(diffuse_map, 0), Bump(normal_map, 1), Specular(specular_map, 2)

)

box.apply(material)

The textures are too big to upload to the forum, but the gist should be clear, see screenshot for the result.

I would still like to know if this is the intended way to do it ;)