The Stage3D texture object the texture is based on.

The Context3DTextureFormat of the underlying texture data.

The texture frame if it has one (see class description), otherwise null. Only SubTextures can have a frame.

CAUTION: not a copy, but the actual object! Do not modify!

The height of the texture in points.

Returns the maximum size constraint (for both width and height) for textures in the current Context3D profile.

Indicates if the texture contains mip maps.

The height of the texture in pixels (without scale adjustment).

The width of the texture in pixels (without scale adjustment).

Indicates if the alpha values are premultiplied into the RGB values.

Indicates if the texture should repeat like a wallpaper or stretch the outermost pixels. Note: this only works in textures with sidelengths that are powers of two and that are not loaded from a texture atlas (i.e. no subtextures).

The default value is false.

The concrete texture the texture is based on.

The scale factor, which influences width and height properties.

The width of the texture in points.

Converts texture coordinates into the format required for rendering. While the texture coordinates of an image always use the range [0, 1], the actual coordinates could be different: you might be working with a SubTexture. This method adjusts the coordinates accordingly.

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Converts texture coordinates and vertex positions of raw vertex data into the format required for rendering. While the texture coordinates of an image always use the range [0, 1], the actual coordinates could be different: you might be working with a SubTexture or a texture frame. This method adjusts the texture and vertex coordinates accordingly.

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Disposes the underlying texture data. Note that not all textures need to be disposed: SubTextures (created with 'Texture.fromTexture') just reference other textures and and do not take up resources themselves; this is also true for textures from an atlas.

Creates an empty texture of a certain size. Beware that the texture can only be used after you either upload some color data ("texture.root.upload...") or clear the texture ("texture.root.clear()").

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Creates a texture from the compressed ATF format. If you don't want to use any embedded mipmaps, you can disable them by setting "useMipMaps" to false. Beware: you must not dispose 'data' if Starling should handle a lost device context; alternatively, you can handle restoration yourself via "texture.root.onRestore".

If the 'async' parameter contains a callback function, the texture is decoded asynchronously. It can only be used when the callback has been executed. This is the expected function definition: function(texture:Texture):void;

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Creates a texture object from a bitmap. Beware: you must not dispose the bitmap's data if Starling should handle a lost device context alternatively, you can handle restoration yourself via "texture.root.onRestore".

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Creates a texture object from bitmap data. Beware: you must not dispose 'data' if Starling should handle a lost device context; alternatively, you can handle restoration yourself via "texture.root.onRestore".

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Creates a video texture from a camera. Beware that the texture must not be used before the 'onComplete' callback has been executed; until then, it will have a size of zero pixels.

Here is a minimal sample showing how to display a camera video:

          var camera:Camera = Camera.getCamera();
          var texture:Texture = Texture.fromCamera(camera, 1, function():void
          {
              addChild(new Image(texture));
          });

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Creates a texture with a certain size and color.

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Creates a texture object from any of the supported data types, using the specified options.

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Creates a texture object from an embedded asset class. Textures created with this method will be restored directly from the asset class in case of a context loss, which guarantees a very economic memory usage.

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Creates a video texture from a NetStream.

Below, you'll find a minimal sample showing how to stream a video from a file. Note that ns.play() is called only after creating the texture, and outside the onComplete-callback. It's recommended to always make the calls in this order; otherwise, playback won't start on some platforms.

          var nc:NetConnection = new NetConnection();
          nc.connect(null);
          
          var ns:NetStream = new NetStream(nc);
          var texture:Texture = Texture.fromNetStream(ns, 1, function():void
          {
              addChild(new Image(texture));
          });
          
          var file:File = File.applicationDirectory.resolvePath("bugs-bunny.m4v");
          ns.play(file.url);

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Creates a texture that contains a region (in pixels) of another texture. The new texture will reference the base texture; no data is duplicated.

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