GPUTextureViewDescriptor¶

interface GPUTextureViewDescriptor : GPUObjectDescriptorBase

Describes the format, dimension, mip levels, array layers, and aspect of a GPUTextureView.

Properties¶

arrayLayerCount¶

abstract val arrayLayerCount: GPUIntegerCoordinate?

How many array layers, starting with baseArrayLayer, are accessible to the texture view.

aspect¶

abstract val aspect: GPUTextureAspect

Which aspect(s) of the texture are accessible to the texture view.

baseArrayLayer¶

abstract val baseArrayLayer: GPUIntegerCoordinate

The index of the first array layer accessible to the texture view.

baseMipLevel¶

abstract val baseMipLevel: GPUIntegerCoordinate

The first (most detailed) mipmap level accessible to the texture view.

dimension¶

abstract val dimension: GPUTextureViewDimension?

The dimension to view the texture as. See [GPUTextureViewDescriptor.dimension in the WebGPU specification](https://www.w3.org/TR/webgpu/#dom-gputextureviewdescriptor-dimension).

format¶

abstract val format: GPUTextureFormat?

The format of the texture view. Must be either the format of the texture or one of the viewFormats specified during its creation.

label¶

abstract val label: String

The initial value of GPUObjectBase.label. See [GPUObjectDescriptorBase.label in the WebGPU specification](https://www.w3.org/TR/webgpu/#dom-gpuobjectdescriptorbase-label).

mipLevelCount¶

abstract val mipLevelCount: GPUIntegerCoordinate?

How many mipmap levels, starting with baseMipLevel, are accessible to the texture view.

swizzle¶

abstract val swizzle: GPUTextureSwizzle

A string of length four, with each character mapping to the texture view’s red/green/blue/alpha channels, respectively. "r": Take its value from the red channel of the texture.

usage¶

abstract val usage: GPUTextureUsage

The allowed usage(s) for the texture view. Must be a subset of the usage flags of the texture. If 0, defaults to the full set of usage flags of the texture. Note: If the view’s format doesn’t support all of the texture’s usages, the default will fail, and the view’s usage must be specified explicitly.