How to texture a plane?

[NightQuest]

I tried looking for a function to create a plane, but couldn't find one.

I threw this together in its place, which may be for the better since I needed a slightly weird kind of plane:

Leadwerks::Model* CreatePlane(unsigned int accross, unsigned int down)
{
   float halfAcross = ((float)accross) / 2;
   unsigned int rows = down + accross - 1;
   float halfRows = ((float)rows) / 2;
   unsigned int total = ((rows - 1) * accross) + 1;

   Leadwerks::Model* model = Leadwerks::Model::Create();
   Leadwerks::Surface* surface = model->AddSurface();

   float Z = 1.f;
   for( unsigned int row = 0; row < rows; row++ )
   {
       float X;
       if( row > 0 )
       {
           X = -1.f + ((1.f / halfAcross) / 2.f);
           for( unsigned int column = 0; column < accross - 1; column++ )
           {
               surface->AddVertex(Vec3(X, 0.f, Z));
               X += (1.f / halfAcross);
           }
           Z -= (1.f / halfRows);
           row++;
       }

       X = -1.f;
       for( unsigned int column = 0; column < accross; column++ )
       {
           surface->AddVertex(Vec3(X, 0.f, Z));
           X += (1.f / halfAcross);
       }
       Z -= (1.f / halfRows);
   }
   for( unsigned int done = 0; done < total; )
   {
       for( unsigned int column = 0; column < accross; column++, done++ )
       {
           if( column < accross - 1 && done < (total - 1) - accross) // Top
               surface->AddTriangle(done, done + 1, done + accross);

           if( column > 0 && done > rows - 1 ) // Right
               surface->AddTriangle(done, done - accross, done - rows);

           if( column < accross - 1 && done > rows - 1 ) // Bottom
               surface->AddTriangle(done, done - (accross - 1), done + 1);

           if( column < accross - 1 && done > rows - 1 ) // Left
               surface->AddTriangle(done, done - rows, done - (accross - 1));
       }
       done += (accross - 1);
   }

   surface->UpdateAABB();
   model->UpdateAABB(Entity::LocalAABB | Entity::GlobalAABB);
   return model;
}

 

It works pretty well,

Model* plane = CreatePlane(9, 9);
plane->SetColor(0.2f, 0.2f, 0.2f);
plane->SetPosition(0, 10, 5);
plane->SetScale(25.f);
plane->SetMaterial(Material::Load("Materials/Concrete/concrete_clean.mat"));

 

.. except for that last line. The material, for whatever reason, doesn't get applied.

 

However, the (relatively) same code works fine for a Box:

Model* box = Model::Box(9, 9, 9);
box->SetColor(0.2f, 0.2f, 0.2f);
box->SetPosition(0, 15, 5);
box->SetScale(1.f);
box->SetMaterial(Material::Load("Materials/Concrete/concrete_clean.mat"));

 

Any ideas? :/

[Josh]

You're missing texture coordinates. This example does what you are looking for:

http://www.leadwerks.com/werkspace/page/documentation/_/command-reference/model/modelbox-r346

[NightQuest]

Oh, thanks! I feel like an idiot, haha.

 

Works now, though