Class Name: Texture Coordinate Table

Superclass - <Hierarchical Table>

Subclasses

Definition

A <Texture Coordinate Table> is a part of a hierarchical collection of <Texture Coordinate> instances that can be referenced by index. It is a specialization of the <Hierarchical Table> class and is used in conjunction with the texture_coordinate_index field of the <Vertex With Component Indices> class. See the <Hierarchical Table> and <Vertex With Component Indices>

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Example

1. Consider a < Union Of Primitive Geometry> containing multiple quadrilateral <Polygons> that use the same Texture Coordinates for their < Vertices With Component Indices>. Each <Polygon> has 1 <Image Mapping Function> for the OTW presentation domain, where the < Presentation Domain> is inherited from the <Union Of Primitive Geometry>.

                       <Union Of Primitive Geometry>
                          <>
        -----------------------------------------------
        |                                             |
      <Polygon>   ....  <Presentation Domain>  <Texture Coordinate Table>
        <>              SE_PRES_DOM_OTW              <>
        |                                             |
        |                                             |
        |_ <Vertex w. C.I.>                           |- <Texture Coordinate>
        |  texture_coordinate_index = 1               |
        |                                             |
        |_ <Vertex w. C.I.>                           |- <Texture Coordinate>
        |  texture_coordinate_index = 2               |
        |                                             |
        |_ <Vertex w. C.I.>                           |- <Texture Coordinate>
        |  texture_coordinate_index = 3               |
        |                                             |
        |_ <Vertex w. C.I.>                           |- <Texture Coordinate>
        |  texture_coordinate_index = 4
        |
        |- <Image Mapping Function>
   

2. Consider a < Union Of Primitive Geometry> containing multiple triangular <Polygons> that use the same Texture Coordinates for their < Vertices With Component Indices>. Each <Polygon> has 1 <Image Mapping Function> for the OTW presentation domain and another for the thermal domain.

   Each < Vertex With Component Indices> references a <Texture Coordinate Set> within the <Texture Coordinate Table> of the < Union Of Primitive Geometry>. Each < Texture Coordinate Set> contains 2 < Texture Coordinates>, one for use with OTW and the other for use with thermal.

   
3. See also < Vertex With Component Indices>.

FAQs

Constraints

Composed of (two-way)

• one or more {ordered} <Texture Coordinate Entry> instances

Component of (two-way)(inherited)

• one or more <Aggregate Geometry> instances

Inherited Field Elements