space_cadet <poc### [at] grc nasa gov> wrote:
> However, I gotta say, I have no idea what warp is about.
A warp is basically a transformation (linear or non-linear; it doesn't
matter with textures) which can be applied in a chain of other transformations
and this order will be preserved (unlike eg. 'turbulence' which does not
preserve the order in which it was given relating to other transformations;
hence 'turbulence' and 'warp { turbulence }' are two different things).
In this case the warp transformation is useful exactly because it
preserves the order of the transformations: The image is scaled *first*
and *then* a spherical transformation is applied to it.
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- Warp
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