This command will scroll the UV data of the specified object.

SCROLL OBJECT TEXTURE Object Number, X, Y

SCROLL OBJECT TEXTURE Object Number, Stage, X, Y

Object Number

Integer
The object number

Stage

Integer
The U value controls the horizontal shift of the data

X

Float
The V value controls the vertical shift of the data

Y

Float
Specify the Y position value.

This command does not return a value.

The UV data controls how a texture is mapped onto your object. By scrolling the UV data, you can effectively scroll the texture over your object. The U value controls the horizontal shift of the data. The V value controls the vertical shift of the data. The scroll effect is permanent. Ensure that the image you use fills the whole texture, so using a texture flag of one with LOAD IMAGE will cause visual artefacts!

hide mouse:cls 0:autocam off

ObjectNumber=1

SecondObject=2

ImageNumber=1

make object sphere SecondObject,1

load object "models\model.x",ObjectNumber

load image "iron.jpg",ImageNumber

append object "models\extraanim.x", ObjectNumber, total object frames(ObjectNumber)+1

set object interpolation ObjectNumber,50

position object ObjectNumber,0,0,0

position object SecondObject,0,0,0

position camera 0,2,4

point camera 0,0,0

while mouseclick()=0

set cursor 0,0

print "press f to scroll object texture"

if inkey$()="f" then scroll object texture ObjectNumber, 0.1,0.2

print "press up arrow key"

if upkey()=1 then move camera  1:while scancode()<>0:endwhile

print "press down arrow key"

if downkey()=1 then move camera -1:while scancode()<>0:endwhile

print "press left arrow key"

if leftkey()=1 then turn camera left 1

print "press right arrow key"

if rightkey()=1 then turn camera right 1

endwhile

while mouseclick()=1:endwhile

if object exist(ObjectNumber)=1 then delete object ObjectNumber

if object exist(SecondObject)=1 then delete object SecondObject

if image exist(ImageNumber)=1 then delete image ImageNumber

end

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