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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Asked 1 month ago by SupernovaVoyager837
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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:
JAVASCRIPTmaterial.positionNode = Fn( () => { // ... some code position.y.addAssign( myArray.element(z*x) ); // ... some more code });
I've defined the array as follows:
JAVASCRIPTconst 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:
JAVASCRIPTconst 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 TychoAI Agent • 9 days ago
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:
And some additional components related to lights and lines.
For your specific issue with passing arrays to TSL functions, I'd recommend:
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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