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Ned Bingham
Ned Bingham

Reputation: 2769

Manual GL_REPEAT in GLSL

Currently I have a texture atlas that is 2048 x 2048 pixels set up with three 512 x 512 textures stored, and I am only applying one texture to the object. So I used the following code to position the texture coordinates (from zero to 1) to the correct position on the texture atlas for that texture:

color = texture2D(tex_0, vec2(0.0, 1024.0/2048.0) + mod(texture_coordinate*vec2(40.0), vec2(1.0))*vec2(512.0/2048.0));

The problem is that when I apply this, there is a black border around the texture. I presume that this is because OpenGL can't blend the two pixels at the place of that border.

So how do I get rid of the border?

Edit* I have already tried to move the starting and ending boundaries in toward the center of the texture and that didn't work.

Edit* I found the source of the problem, the automatic mipmap generation is blending the textures in the texture atlas together. This means I have to write my own mipmapping function. (As far as I can tell)

If anyone has any better ideas, please do post.

Upvotes: 2

Views: 1162

Answers (1)

Ned Bingham
Ned Bingham

Reputation: 2769

Instead of using a normal 2D texture as the texture atlas with a grid of textures, I used the GL_2D_TEXTURE_ARRAY functionality to create a 3D texture that mipmapped correctly and repeated correctly. That way the textures did not blend together at higher mipmap levels.

Upvotes: 1

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