S3D_POP_TEXTURE(3)
S3D_POP_TEXTURE(3) π
okay bestie, welcome to the s3d manual β yes it's a real section of the real s3d docs, and yes we're gonna make it cute. this one's about yeeting textures off a stack. it's giving spring cleaning. π§Ήβ¨
NAME π
s3d_pop_texture β remove textures
like. that's it. that's the whole name. it pops textures. icon behavior, honestly.
SYNOPSIS πΈ
#include <s3d.h>
int s3d_pop_texture(int object, uint32_t n);
look at that signature. clean. simple. object and n. no drama. π¦
DESCRIPTION π
so here's the tea: this function deletes the latest n textures from the texture stack of the object.
that's it!! that's the whole vibe!! you hand it an object and a number, and it pops that many textures off the top of that object's texture stack. newest ones first, obviously, because it's a stack bestie, stacks go up and pop down. LIFO energy. π
if you've ever been mid-render like "why is this thing wearing six different outfits at once" β that's a texture stack problem and this is the fix. ngl.
heads up:nis auint32_t, so keep it a real non-negative number, and remember you're popping from the latest end of the stack. don't come for me if you pop too many and things get weird. π
AUTHOR π«Ά
Simon Wunderlich β Author of s3d
we stan a legend who wrote the whole library and then let us pop textures off stacks with one little call. king shit. π
that's the page, bestie!! go forth and pop responsibly. this was the s3d manual, straight from the source, no date stamp on this one so we're rolling with it as-is. mwah. ππβ¨
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