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When applying a texture to an object, you can optionally specify the name of the sub-node you want it to be applied to. If your model contains a sub-node named palace then you can apply a texture to it using the following sample code:
Code:
# Apply texture to first unit model.texture(tex1,node='palace') # Apply texture to second unit model.texture(tex2,node='palace',unit=1) |
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