EncodedMaterial

interface EncodedMaterial

import type { EncodedMaterial } from '@driftengine/assets';

Properties

Name	Type	Description
`latent`readonly	`Uint8Array`
`latentWidth`readonly	`number`
`latentHeight`readonly	`number`
`components`readonly	`number`
`weights`readonly	`Float32Array`
`shape`readonly	`NetworkShape`
`graph`readonly	`DecodeGraph`
`mips`readonly	`readonly { width: number; height: number; data: Uint8Array; }[]`
`mipRoughness`readonly	`Float32Array \| null`	The roughness a variance-preserving mip reduction handed back, or `null`. More Non-null exactly when a channel's semantic says mipping it must preserve the normal distribution. A normal map averaged naively loses the disagreement between neighbouring normals, and the surface reads as polished at distance — the roughness is where that disagreement goes instead of being thrown away.