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UVAtlas, a shared source library for creating and packing an isochart texture atlas.
See this blog post and Microsoft Docs for an overview.
UVAtlas library
UVAtlas is also available from the NuGet Gallery:
UVAtlas has a vcpkg installation port as well.
See this post for a complete listing of D3DX equivalents.
For bug reports and feature requests, please use GitHub issues for this project.
The UVAtlas library functions are invoked by client code. While effort is made to validate parameters and arguments in code, the client code is responsible for validating any relevant user-input.
This project is subject to Microsoft's Open Source Security Policy.
For a list of known vulnerabilities, see GitHub.
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The UVAtlas library is the work of Xin Huang and Chuck Walbourn, with contributions from Chris Messer, Steve Schroeder, Microsoft Research China, and Team Bungie.
Thanks to Andrew Farrier and Scott Matloff for their on-going help with code reviews.