WrapTarget

Sets color used for the debug rendering. See WrapTarget.DebugMode

Allows switching between different debugging visualization modes for cage meshes.

Defines how much the body mesh can be compressed by clothing. Super tight clothing may lead to an intersection between the clothing mesh and body mesh. To solve this visual artifact, the deformer can compress the body mesh slightly to solve possible intersections.

Valid range is 0 to 1. A value of 0 will compress the body mesh as much as necessary to ensure that the intersections are eliminated (visible body parts might look a little bit deformed). A value of 1 will prevent the body mesh from being compressed (may lead to visible intersections or Z-fighting). A value of 0.9 (default) is a reasonable default that solves most of the intersections without introducing any significant body deformation.

Creates a new EditableImage by transferring texture from the UV space of this WrapTarget's parent MeshPart into the UV space of the WrapTarget's cage. This method yields until the transfer is complete and does not modify the input image.

For example, after a player paints makeup onto a head mesh in an in-experience creation tool, use this method to transfer the texture into cage UV space before uploading it for use with WrapTextureTransfer. This method also supports cage-space texture transfers unrelated to makeup. To transfer a texture in the opposite direction, use WrapTarget:CreateTextureInTargetSpaceAsync().

Use options to specify a region of cage UV space. Each supplied bound must be a finite Vector2. If both bounds are supplied, MaxUVBounds must be greater than MinUVBounds on both axes. Unrecognized option keys raise an error.

This method requires the WrapTarget to be parented to a MeshPart with valid mesh and cage data. It raises an error if the input or options are invalid, required mesh data cannot be loaded, or the transfer fails. If the device-specific editable memory budget is exhausted, it returns nil. See EditableImage for additional usage requirements.

Creates a new EditableImage by transferring texture from cage UV space into the UV space of this WrapTarget's parent MeshPart. This method yields until the transfer is complete and does not modify the input image.

The wrapTextureTransfer supplies the optional reference cage through WrapTextureTransfer.ReferenceCageMeshContent and the cage UV bounds through WrapTextureTransfer.UVMinBound and WrapTextureTransfer.UVMaxBound. Use a WrapTextureTransfer under a Decal on the same MeshPart as the WrapTarget.

For example, use this method to transfer a makeup texture you own into a head mesh's UV space so players can edit it directly on the head in an in-experience creation tool. This method also supports target-space texture transfers unrelated to makeup. To transfer the edited texture back into cage UV space, use WrapTarget:CreateTextureInCageSpaceAsync().

This method requires the WrapTarget to be parented to a MeshPart with valid mesh and cage data. It raises an error if either input is invalid, required mesh data cannot be loaded, or the transfer fails. If the device-specific editable memory budget is exhausted, it returns nil. See EditableImage for additional usage requirements.