Testing AnimatedTexture2 with the texture program

One of my favorites is eggclock.mpg, available at:

• www.itr.ch
• www.funet.fi

Program options

usage:
texture [-46wnd -t object -x num -y num -f freq] [-n || -locpm movie ...]
        -l, loop (default)
        -o, once
        -c, cycle through movies

        -4, 4 face cube filled with movies
        -6, 6 face cube filled with movies
        -p, do not fill faces with movies

        -m, no multi-threading
        -w, write a scene graph to movie.iv
        -n, no movie, just the object
        -d, deform face
        -t [cone|cylinder|sphere|cube|surface|mesh], texture onto an object
        -x num, Set resolution in x for mesh object (>1)
        -y num, Set resolution in y for mesh object (>1)
        -f freq, Set timer frequency for deformations (>0)

Examples

• The following will show each of movie1.mpg and movie2.mpg on three of the 6 faces of a cube.
  

  texture -6 movie1.mpg movie2.mpg

• The following will show movie1 and movie2 on two side by side faces

  texture movie1.mpg movie2.mpg

• The following will first show movie1.mpg on all the faces of a cube, and then will show movie2.mpg on all faces of a cube, and then start over with movie1.mpg again.

  texture -6 -c movie1.mpg movie2.mpg

• The following will do the same thing, but in addition will write the scene graph to movie.iv

  texture -w -6 -c movie1.mpg movie2.mpg

• The following will show movie1.mpg on a cone

  texture -t cone movie1.mpg

• The following will show movie1.mpg on a NURBS surface

  texture -t surface movie1.mpg

• The following will show movie1.mpg on a quad mesh that is being deformed, and write a scene graph to movie.iv.

  texture -t mesh -d -w movie1.mpg