Using textures in materials
There are different ways that textures can be used in Three.js. You can use them to define the colors of the mesh, but you can also use them to define shininess, bumps, and reflections. The first example we will look at, though, is very basic, wherein we will use a texture to define the colors of the individual pixels of a mesh. This is often called a color map or a diffuse map.
Loading a texture and applying it to a mesh
The most basic usage of a texture is when it’s set as a map on a material. When you use this material to create a mesh, the mesh will be colored based on the supplied texture. Loading a texture and using it on a mesh can be done in the following manner:
const textureLoader = new THREE.TextureLoader();
const texture = textureLoader.load
('/assets/textures/ground/ground_0036_color_1k.jpg')
In this code sample, we are using an instance of THREE.TextureLoader to load an image file from a specific location...
