Textures¶

Custom textures¶

Allows custom textures to be bound to the available shader units. Format: texture.<stage>.<name>=<path>

<stage>:

• gbuffers: gbuffers and shadow programs

• deferred: deferred programs

• composite: composite and final programs

<name> is the texture unit name.

The textures can be loaded from different places:

1. Shader pack

   • The texture path is relative to the folder shaders/: texture.composite.colortex1=textures/noise.png

2. Resource pack

   • The texture path should start with minecraft:: texture.composite.colortex2=minecraft:textures/font/ascii.png

3. Dynamic (lightmap, texture atlas)

   • texture.composite.colortex3=minecraft:dynamic/lightmap_1

   • texture.composite.colortex4=minecraft:textures/atlas/blocks.png

The suffix _n and _s can be used to load the normal/specular variant of the texture: minecraft:textures/atlas/blocks_n.png

Raw textures (binary dump) can also be loaded: texture.<stage>.<name>=<path> <type> <internalFormat> <dimensions> <pixelFormat> <pixelType>

Where:

• <type> is one of: TEXTURE_1D, TEXTURE_2D, TEXTURE_3D, TEXTURE_RECTANGLE

• <internalFormat> is the texture format, see Texture formats for the available names

• <dimensions> is a list of texture dimensions, depends on the texture type

• <pixelFormat> is the pixel format, see Pixel formats for the available names

• <pixelType> is the pixel type, see Pixel types for the available names

It is possible to bind several textures with different types to one texture unit. The shaders can differentiate between them based on the sampler type: sampler1d, sampler2d, sampler3d...

In one program only one sampler type can be used per texture unit. The suffixes .0 to .9 can be added to <name> to avoid duplicate property keys.

Wrap and filter modes can be configured by adding standard texture .mcmeta files, for example: textures/lut_3d.dat.mcmeta.

GBuffers textures¶

Shadow textures¶

Composite and deferred textures¶