Continuous Texture Type

Continuous Texture Type

Continuous textures are textures that stretch over multiple blocks. This allows for patterns larger than single block.

Continuous textures have the following properties:

Note

Continuous textures also support all properties of the base texture type.

key	values	default	description
rows	integer, >0 <=32	1	Number of rows in the image
columns	integer, >0 <=32	1	Number of columns in the image

The rows and columns options specify the number of grid in the image. It can be though of as the number of blocks the texture is stretches across before it repeats

Here is an example of a stone bricks texture that extends over multiple blocks.

{ "fusion": { "type": "continuous", "rows": 2, "columns": 3 } }

In Minecraft, the example would look like this:

Animation

Continuous textures can also be animated. The setup is the same as for a vanilla animated texture.

Tip

A description of the vanilla animation metadata is available at the Minecraft Wiki.

Here is an example of an animated continuous texture:

{ "fusion": { "type": "continuous", "rows": 2, "columns": 2 }, "animation": { "frametime": 10, "interpolate": true } }