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This mode is nearly identical to mode 0; the only difference is that translation is left as-is. The multiplication of the view matrix by the model matrix actually is a straight multiplication in this mode, and the translation values on the texture matrix aren't set to 0. | This mode is nearly identical to mode 0; the only difference is that translation is left as-is. The multiplication of the view matrix by the model matrix actually is a straight multiplication in this mode, and the translation values on the texture matrix aren't set to 0. | ||
==== Mode 2: UV | ==== Mode 2: UV Scroll ==== | ||
This mode is used to scroll both U and V at the same time. It will only generate a texture matrix. It has four float parameters: ''offsetA'', ''offsetB'', ''scaleA'', and ''scaleB''. | This mode is used to scroll both U and V at the same time. It will only generate a texture matrix. It has four float parameters: ''offsetA'', ''offsetB'', ''scaleA'', and ''scaleB''. | ||
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0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0</pre> | 0.0, 0.0, 1.0, 0.0</pre> | ||
==== Mode 4/5: | ==== Mode 4/5: Horizontal/Vertical Filmstrip ==== | ||
These modes can be used to scroll | These modes can be used to create a filmstrip-like effect, where the texture steps a set distance every so often, rather than the scroll being smoothly interpolated every frame. The same calculation is done for both modes, with the only difference being whether the calculated offset is applied horizontally or vertically. It will only generate a texture matrix. There are four float parameters: ''scale'', ''numFrames'', ''step'', and ''offset''. | ||
The animation is made up of a number of pseudo-frames, where ''step'' controls the amount that the texture scrolls by each frame, and ''numFrames'' sets how many frames are iterated through before resetting back to 0. ''scale'' roughly controls animation playback speed, and ''offset'' modifies the time input value. | The animation is made up of a number of pseudo-frames, where ''step'' controls the amount that the texture scrolls by each frame, and ''numFrames'' sets how many frames are iterated through before resetting back to 0. ''scale'' roughly controls animation playback speed, and ''offset'' modifies the time input value. | ||