Finding the Texture Name
Finding the Texture Name
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You can specify texture names for nodes in the Script Canvas editor. The texture name is generally the path that starts at the top asset directory.
To find the texture name
In Lumberyard Editor, choose Tools, Asset Browser.
From the Asset Browser, navigate to the texture file.
Right-click the texture file and choose Copy Path to Clipboard. This copies the path to the file.
Delete parts of the path to get the texture name.
Examples
| Asset Location | Copied Path | Path to Delete | Texture Name to Reference |
|---|---|---|---|
| Project | lumberyard_version\dev\SamplesProject\textures\defaults\white.tif | lumberyard_version\dev\SamplesProject\ | textures\defaults\white.tif |
| Gem | lumberyard_version\dev\Gems\Rain\Assets\Textures\Rain\rainfall.tif | lumberyard_version\dev\Gems\Rain\Assets\ | Textures\Rain\rainfall.tif |
| Editor | lumberyard_version\dev\Editor\Plugins\ParticleEditorPlugin\defaults\feather01.tif | lumberyard_version\dev\ | Editor\Plugins\ParticleEditorPlugin\defaults\feather01.tif |
| Engine | lumberyard_version\dev\Engine\textures\skys\night\half_moon.tif | lumberyard_version\dev\Engine\ | textures\skys\night\half_moon.tif |