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UVAtlasComputeIMTFromPerTexelSignal
| UVAtlas |
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Calculate per-triangle IMT's from per-texel data. This function is similar to UVAtlasComputeIMTFromTexture, but can calculate higher dimensional values than 4.
HRESULT UVAtlasComputeIMTFromPerTexelSignal(
const XMFLOAT3* positions, const XMFLOAT2* texcoords, size_t nVerts,
const void* indices, DXGI_FORMAT indexFormat, size_t nFaces,
const float *pTexelSignal, size_t width, size_t height,
size_t signalDimension, size_t nComponents,
DWORD options,
std::function<HRESULT(float percentComplete)> statusCallBack,
float* pIMTArray);pTexelSignal: A float array of width * height * nComponents in size.
signalDimension: How many floats per texel to use in calculating the IMT.
options: A combination of UVATLAS_IMT flags
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UVATLAS_IMT_DEFAULT- The default is no wrapping in either U or V. -
UVATLAS_IMT_WRAP_U- Wrap in the U dimension -
UVATLAS_IMT_WRAP_V- Wrap in the V dimension -
UVATLAS_IMT_WRAP_UV- Wrap in both the U and V dimensions.
pIMTArray: The resulting IMT data which is passed to UVAtlasCreate or UVAtlasPack which is an array of 3 float values per face.
This function will succeed with an S_OK or will return an HRESULT error code (E_INVALIDARG, E_OUTOFMEMORY, E_FAIL, E_POINTER, E_UNEXPECTED, or HRESULT_FROM_WIN32(ERROR_ARITHMETIC_OVERFLOW)).
If statusCallBack returns false, this function will return E_ABORT.
This function does not throw C++ exceptions, but is not marked noexcept because statusCallBack could generate one.
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