Yes... First, make a texture in paint and divide it into sections, having a different texture in each of the sections... For exapmle, if you want to be able to use 9 different textures, your image would look something like this...
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Grass | Snow | Water
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Sand | Lava | Wood
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Cement| Dirt | Gravel
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Load the image into your program. Then, In your code after you've made the matrix, Add a line that says...
Prepare Matrix Texture 1,[Image Number],3,3
The two 3's are for the number of X and Y sections in your image...
After that, to apply the image of your choice to the matrix, you would say...
Set Matrix Tile 1,[Tile X],[Tile Y],[Texture Number]
...A texture Number of 3 would apply the Water Texture... 4 would apply the sand texture...
Well... I hope that helped...
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