Hi,
    I try to make a checker pattern with two pre-defined textures , but
I get a syntax error.

 texture {
      checker texture { T_Stone1 } , texture { T_Stone2 }
      finish {  diffuse .9 }
}

If I remove the "finish" parameter, it works.
Can anyone tell me why I cannot add the "finish" line in to the texture
?

Thanks

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I don't think you can assign a finish to a predefined texture. You might try
re-defining the textures with the finish you want (and assigning them your
own unique name).

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GrimDude (grimdude&nos### [at] swbellnet) wrote:
> I don't think you can assign a finish to a predefined texture. You might try
> re-defining the textures with the finish you want (and assigning them your
> own unique name).

That is exactly what is done by texture { T_Stone1 finish { diffuse 0.9 } }:
the finish of T_Stone1 is overriden (replaced) by finish { diffuse 0.9 }.

B-o-b, also known as Roland.
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Yeah, I'm tasting shoe leather again. :)

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vhdldbx (vhd### [at] hotmailcom) wrote:
>  texture {
>       checker texture { T_Stone1 } , texture { T_Stone2 }
>       finish {  diffuse .9 }
> }

Try this:
texture {
  checker
  texture { T_Stone1 finish { diffuse 0.9 } }
  texture { T_Stone2 finish { diffuse 0.9 } }
}

B-o-b.
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