(three.js issue: #5552) add BinaryTextireLoader.js, RGBELoader.js (plus ...

[foo123]

...example), TGALoader.js extends BinaryTextureLoader.js (PR to /dev and any spacing issues fixed)

ref: issue: #5552

[mrdoob]

Woh! Many thanks!

[conorcodes]

@foo123 Do you have any examples of using BinaryTextureLoader?

I'm trying to implement a UV texture remapping using Three.js. I have a 32-bit EXR with U and V values stored in the red and green channels, and I want to use these values to distort another texture on a plane.

With 8-bit images, the bit depth is too low. I was able to get 32-bit working thanks to your RGBEloader, but it seems like I lose information in the HDR file. EXR or Tif seem to preserve the most information, but i'm stuck.

I converted my 32 bit Tif to a binary file using gdal. Any suggestions for where to go next?

Thanks!

[foo123]

@conorcodes the binary texture loader is just a generic class which one has to extend (and override the parser method) in order to create a new custom loader (which is what i suppose you want).

i just added it as a super class to avoid repeating the same methods over and over on various different custom loaders, see the example with RGBE or TGA for how to extend and use