Special texture file types - webbukkit/dynmap GitHub Wiki

Besides the default format (a grid of xcount by ycount textures), a number of other special texture file formats are supported by Dynmap. The currently defined types include the following:

• GRID - this is the default format, corresponding to an array of square textures <xcount> wide and <ycount> high. Each texture needs to be an even power of 2 pixels across. The index of the textures is ordered from the top left (index=0) moving to the right across the first row (ending with index=<xcount>-1), before advancing to the left edge of the next row (index=<xcount>), and so forth.

• CHEST - this is the format corresponding to the texture layout for small chests. The index values are:

  • 0 : Chest top
  • 1 : Chest left side
  • 2 : Chest right side
  • 3 : Chest front side
  • 4 : Chest back side
  • 5 : Chest bottom

• BIGCHEST - this is the format corresponding to the texture layout for large chests. The index values are:

  • 0 : Chest top - left side
  • 1 : Chest top - right side
  • 2 : Chest front - left side
  • 3 : Chest front - right side
  • 4 : Chest left side
  • 5 : Chest right side
  • 6 : Chest back - left side
  • 7 : Chest back - right side
  • 8 : Chest bottom - left side
  • 9 : Chest bottom - right side

• SIGN - this is the format corresponding to the texture layout for signposts. The index values are:

  • 0 : Sign front side
  • 1 : Sign back side
  • 2 : Sign top
  • 3 : Sign bottom
  • 4 : Sign left side
  • 5 : Sign right side
  • 6 : Post front side
  • 7 : Post back side
  • 8 : Post left side
  • 9 : Post right side

• SKIN - this is the format corresponding to the texture for a player (or other human shaped skin). The index values are:

  • 0 : Face front side
  • 1 : Face left side
  • 2 : Face right side
  • 3 : Face back side
  • 4 : Face top
  • 5 : Face bottom

• CUSTOM - this is the more flexible format, allowing extraction of arbitrary rectangular textures as indexed textures. The <xcount> and <ycount> values are used to detect the scale of the texture image (working on the assumption that the nominal size of the texture is 16 * <xcount> by 16 * <ycount> pixels). The attributes of the 'texturefile:' definition need to include one 'tile<N>=" attribute for each texture index (where N = 0, 1, 2, etc). The value of the field corresponds to:

  tile=:/:

or, optionally:

 tile<N>=<source-offset-X>:<source-offset-Y>/<dimension-X>:<dimension-Y>/<dest-offset-X>:<dest-offset-Y>

Where:

• <source-offset-X> is the X coordinate of the top left corner of the texture within the texture file, in scaled pixels
• <source-offset-Y> is the Y coordinate of the top left corner of the texture within the texture file, in scaled pixels
• <dimension-X> is the horizontal texture within the texture file, in scaled pixels
• <dimension-Y> is the vertical texture within the texture file, in scaled pixels
• <dest-offset-X> is the X coordinate of the top left corner of the texture in the destination texture (default is 0), in scaled pixels
• <dest-offset-Y> is the Y coordinate of the top left corner of the texture in the destination texture (default is 0), in scaled pixels