Package ConformanceNist.Appearance.TextureTransform

Class extrusion_pixeltexture

java.lang.Object
ConformanceNist.Appearance.TextureTransform.extrusion_pixeltexture
public class extrusion_pixeltexture extends Object

Test default TextureTransform mapping of a PixelTexture to an Extrusion geometry. A PixelTexture consisting of a square checkerboard of blue (lower left quadrant), yellow (lower right), red (upper right) and green (upper left) is applied to an Extrusion by aligning the bottom of the PixelTexture with the first cross-section at the first spine point, and the top of the PixelTexture coincides with the last cross-section at the last spine point. The left side of the PixelTexture is aligned with the first cross-section point of all spine points (beginning on the far right side), and the right side of the PixelTexture coincides with the last cross-section point for all spine points (also on the far right side). For the ends of the extrusion, The PixelTexture will map with the +S (horizontal) texture axis aligning with the +X axis of the cap, and the +T (vertical) texture axis aligning with the +Z axis of the cap.

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Scene Meta Information
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title extrusion_pixeltexture.x3d
Image extrusion_pixeltexture-front.jpg
Image extrusion_pixeltexture-rear.jpg
Image extrusion_pixeltexture-top.jpg
Image extrusion_pixeltexture-bottom.jpg
Image extrusion_pixeltexture-left.jpg
Image extrusion_pixeltexture-right.jpg
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reference Interactive Conformance Testing for VRML, Mary Brady and Lynn Rosenthal, NIST, created 8 September 2010 and updated 25 August 2016, https://www.nist.gov/itl/ssd/information-systems-group/interactive-conformance-testing-vrml
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translator Michael Kass NIST, Don Brutzman NPS
translated 21 January 2001
modified 28 August 2023
description Test default TextureTransform mapping of a PixelTexture to an Extrusion geometry. A PixelTexture consisting of a square checkerboard of blue (lower left quadrant), yellow (lower right), red (upper right) and green (upper left) is applied to an Extrusion by aligning the bottom of the PixelTexture with the first cross-section at the first spine point, and the top of the PixelTexture coincides with the last cross-section at the last spine point. The left side of the PixelTexture is aligned with the first cross-section point of all spine points (beginning on the far right side), and the right side of the PixelTexture coincides with the last cross-section point for all spine points (also on the far right side). For the ends of the extrusion, The PixelTexture will map with the +S (horizontal) texture axis aligning with the +X axis of the cap, and the +T (vertical) texture axis aligning with the +Z axis of the cap.
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