Texture wrapmodes are always ignored#214
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…utes is not properly returned (and cannot be parsed). When wrap options are set to default, this prevents the wrap mode in the texture attributes to be used. Instead, we always get 'black' behaviour.
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Aha, very good. I will merge this. |
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This fixes a problem where the string for wrapmodes in texture attributes is not properly returned (and cannot be parsed). When wrap options are set to default, this prevents the wrap mode in the texture attributes to be used. Instead, we always get 'black' behaviour.