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==Texture Layout Packing Strategies== There are two strategies for packing the layout textures: using a resizable layout or using a fixed layout. ===Resizable Layout=== If we select the resizable layout strategy we will decide the size of the layout grid. However, if during the packig process some blocks don't fit in the layout, the size of the layout will be increased automatically. {F164073,size=full} ===Fixed Layout=== If we select this strategy we will decide the size of the maximum size of the layout grid in the **Max Layout Size** dropdown menu. Like in the other strategy, if during the packig process some blocks don't fit in the layout, the size of the layout will be increased automatically until the layout size is equal to the maximum layout size selected. If we still have some blocks that don't fit in the layout, then the size of the blocks will be reduced. {F164075,size=full} ====Block Size Reduction==== Now the blocks have a new property called "Priority". This priority will decide which blocks will be reduced first if the layout reaches its maximum size. The block priority can be implemented by adding the desired priority in the **Block Priority** text box. By default all the priorities are set to 0 which means that this property it's not going to be used. {F164077,size=full} ==Examples and Results== * **Resizable Layout**: In this example the size of the layout grid size was set to 16x16. The resulting texture compared with the block selection was: |{F164811,width=360}|{F164809,width=300}| The final texture resolution is 2048x2048. * **Fixed Layout**: In this example the size of the layout grid size was set to 16x16 and the maximum layout grid size to 8x8. The resulting texture compared with the block selection was: |{F164813,width=360}|{F164815,width=300}| The final texture resolution is 1024x1024. Because of the initial grid size was 16x16, all the blocks have been reduced to fit in the final layout size 8x8.

==Texture Layout Packing Strategies== There are two strategies for packing the layout textures: using a resizable layout or using a fixed layout. ===Resizable Layout=== If we select the resizable layout strategy we will decide the size of the layout grid. However, if during the packig process some blocks don't fit in the layout, the size of the layout will be increased automatically. {F164073,size=full} ===Fixed Layout=== If we select this strategy we will decide the size of the maximum size of the layout grid in the **Max Layout Size** dropdown menu. Like in the other strategy, if during the packig process some blocks don't fit in the layout, the size of the layout will be increased automatically until the layout size is equal to the maximum layout size selected. If we still have some blocks that don't fit in the layout, then the size of the blocks will be reduced. {F164075,size=full} ====Block Size Reduction==== Now the blocks have a new property called "Priority". This priority will decide which blocks will be reduced first if the layout reaches its maximum size. The block priority can be implemented by adding the desired priority in the **Block Priority** text box. By default all the priorities are set to 0 which means that this property it's not going to be used. {F164077,size=full} ==Examples and Results== * **Resizable Layout**: In this example the size of the layout grid size was set to 16x16. The resulting texture compared with the block selection was: |{F164811,width=360}|{F164809,width=300}| The final texture resolution is 2048x2048 and all the blocks have the same size. * **Fixed Layout**: In this example the size of the layout grid size was set to 16x16 and the maximum layout grid size to 8x8. The resulting texture compared with the block selection was: |{F164813,width=360}|{F164815,width=300}| The final texture resolution is 1024x1024 and the blocks have a different size. This is because the initial grid size was 16x16 and all the blocks have been reduced to fit in the final layout size 8x8.

==Texture Layout Packing Strategies== There are two strategies for packing the layout textures: using a resizable layout or using a fixed layout. ===Resizable Layout=== If we select the resizable layout strategy we will decide the size of the layout grid. However, if during the packig process some blocks don't fit in the layout, the size of the layout will be increased automatically. {F164073,size=full} ===Fixed Layout=== If we select this strategy we will decide the size of the maximum size of the layout grid in the **Max Layout Size** dropdown menu. Like in the other strategy, if during the packig process some blocks don't fit in the layout, the size of the layout will be increased automatically until the layout size is equal to the maximum layout size selected. If we still have some blocks that don't fit in the layout, then the size of the blocks will be reduced. {F164075,size=full} ====Block Size Reduction==== Now the blocks have a new property called "Priority". This priority will decide which blocks will be reduced first if the layout reaches its maximum size. The block priority can be implemented by adding the desired priority in the **Block Priority** text box. By default all the priorities are set to 0 which means that this property it's not going to be used. {F164077,size=full} ==Examples and Results== * **Resizable Layout**: In this example the size of the layout grid size was set to 16x16. The resulting texture compared with the block selection was: |{F164811,width=360}|{F164809,width=300}| The final texture resolution is 2048x2048 and all the blocks have the same size. * **Fixed Layout**: In this example the size of the layout grid size was set to 16x16 and the maximum layout grid size to 8x8. The resulting texture compared with the block selection was: |{F164813,width=360}|{F164815,width=300}| The final texture resolution is 1024x1024. Because of the initial grid size was 16x16, and the blocks have a different size. This is because the initial grid size was 16x16 and all the blocks have been reduced to fit in the final layout size 8x8.