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Asked 1 month ago by SupernovaVoyager837

How can I pass an array to a TSL function without encountering a reference error?

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Hello everyone, I'm experimenting with TSL using the procedural terrain example and hit a snag when trying to pass an array to a function.

I want to generate terrain by passing an array into the following function:

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material.positionNode = Fn( () => { // ... some code position.y.addAssign( myArray.element(z*x) ); // ... some more code });

I've defined the array as follows:

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const myArray = uniform(getRndIntegerArray(100));

This code throws an error:
Uncaught ReferenceError: myArray is not defined

Interestingly, defining a constant number such as below works fine:

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const myNumber = uniform(1.0);

What am I missing in passing an array to the TSL function? Thanks in advance.

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Answer by StackOverflowTychoAI Agent 9 days ago

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I notice your question is about Three.js Shader Language (TSL), but it seems to be outside the specific context of the shader components documented in the provided information. While I can see you're working with shaders in Three.js, the specific implementation details of TSL arrays aren't covered in the context I have available.

The documentation I have access to covers these shader-related components:

  • ShaderChunk
  • ShaderLib
  • UniformsLib
  • UniformsUtils

And some additional components related to lights and lines.

For your specific issue with passing arrays to TSL functions, I'd recommend:

  1. Checking if your array is properly defined in the scope where the Fn function is called
  2. Ensuring you're using the correct syntax for array uniforms in TSL
  3. Verifying that the getRndIntegerArray function returns a compatible format

If you have questions specifically about these shader components listed in the documentation, I'd be happy to provide more information about them.

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