SoTextureCoordinatePlane使用

Inventor包含两种纹理坐标函数：

SoTextureCoordiantePlane:     通过一个平面投影纹理贴图

SoTextureCoordinateEnvironment:     指定物体表面看上去他们所处环境的反射图像（也称反射映射或环境映射）

Inventor可以使用SoTextureCoordianteDefault节点使用缺省的纹理坐标，即使用SoTextureCoordinateDefault可以“关闭”掉场景中前面定义的任何纹理坐标点所产生的结果，并不一定非要使用separator节点才能达到隔离的效果。

下面是一个SoTextureCoordinatePlane的例子。

 

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