Struct InitCellValueDataLayerArgs<TValue>
Assembly: fwt.hexterrains.dll
Syntax
[Serializable]
public struct InitCellValueDataLayerArgs<TValue> : IInitCellValueDataLayerArgs<TValue> where TValue : unmanaged
Type Parameters
Properties
DefaultValue
When the layer is resized, this value is used to fill any new cells that are added to the layer. This allows for consistent initialization of new cells when the layer's dimensions change.
Declaration
public TValue DefaultValue { get; set; }
Property Value
FillValue
When the layer is initialized, this value is used to fill all cells in the layer. This provides a simple way to set a uniform initial value for all cells, which can be useful for creating flat terrain features or resetting cell values during initialization.
Declaration
public TValue FillValue { get; set; }
Property Value
IsApplySourceTexture
If true, the initialization process will apply values from a source texture to the cells. The source texture can be used to provide spatially varying initial values based on its pixel data, allowing for more complex and visually interesting terrain features SourceTextureValueOffset and SourceTextureValueScale.
Declaration
public bool IsApplySourceTexture { get; set; }
Property Value
IsFillWithRandomValues
If true, the initialization process will fill cells with random values within the specified range defined by RandomMinValue and RandomMaxValue. This option allows for the creation of more varied and natural-looking terrain features by introducing randomness into the initial cell values.
Declaration
public bool IsFillWithRandomValues { get; set; }
Property Value
IsFillWithValue
If true, the initialization process will fill cells with a constant value defined by FillValue. This option is useful for creating uniform terrain features or resetting cell values to a known state during initialization.
Declaration
public bool IsFillWithValue { get; set; }
Property Value
MaxValue
Value representing the maximum expected value in the cell. Does not restrict the actual values that can be assigned to the cell, but serves as a reference for normalization or scaling purposes when processing cell values, such as calculating a color map.
Declaration
public TValue MaxValue { get; set; }
Property Value
MinValue
Value representing the minimum expected value in the cell. Does not restrict the actual values that can be assigned to the cell, but serves as a reference for normalization or scaling purposes when processing cell values, such as calculating a color map.
Declaration
public TValue MinValue { get; set; }
Property Value
RandomMaxValue
If IsFillWithRandomValues is true, this value represents the maximum value in the range from which random values will be generated to fill the cells. The actual random values assigned to the cells will be greater than or equal to RandomMinValue and less than or equal to this maximum value."/>
Declaration
public TValue RandomMaxValue { get; set; }
Property Value
RandomMinValue
If IsFillWithRandomValues is true, this value represents the minimum value in the range from which random values will be generated to fill the cells. The actual random values assigned to the cells will be greater than or equal to this minimum value and less than or equal to RandomMaxValue."/>
Declaration
public TValue RandomMinValue { get; set; }
Property Value
SourceTexture
If IsApplySourceTexture is true, this property holds the reference to the source texture used to initialize cell values. The pixel data from this texture can be sampled and processed to derive initial values for the cells, allowing for spatially varying initialization based on the texture's content. The specific mapping of texture pixels to cell values can be influenced by SourceTextureValueOffset and SourceTextureValueScale to achieve the desired range and distribution of initial cell values."/>
Declaration
public Texture2D SourceTexture { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type |
Description |
| Texture2D |
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SourceTextureValueOffset
If IsApplySourceTexture is true, this value is added to the sampled pixel values from the source texture before applying them to the cells. This allows for adjusting the baseline of the initial cell values derived from the texture, effectively shifting the range of values that can be assigned to the cells based on the texture's pixel data.
Declaration
public float SourceTextureValueOffset { get; set; }
Property Value
SourceTextureValueScale
If IsApplySourceTexture is true, this value is multiplied with the sampled pixel values from the source texture (after applying SourceTextureValueOffset) before applying them to the cells. This allows for scaling the range of initial cell values derived from the texture, effectively amplifying or reducing the influence of the texture's pixel data on the final cell values.
Declaration
public float SourceTextureValueScale { get; set; }
Property Value
Implements
Extension Methods