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blink0k
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What is the recommended method of animating a texture on a 3D model. Should i just make multiple textures like for sprites?
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xtremi
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You could use shaders?
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Ortu
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Texture it with an animated gif?
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Why would you use an animated gif when it has bad quality?
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depends what it's for, if it's something basic like a tv screen then using a decal fixed to the object would work fine, if it's for something more complex then you're going to need a shader.
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Icerion
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You could actually have an MP4 written to a texture & use that for HD quality animated textures on 3D models.
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Use a atlas texture and shift the UV coordinates by the size of one tile in your atlas with SetObjectMeshUVOffset()
Beware you need to set SetImageWrapU/V() mode too.
AGK uses a shader for that in the background, like pretty much every engine
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Yes! Great idea!!
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Animating a plane here, but I think the principle is the same:

https://forum.thegamecreators.com/thread/222254
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