The Height property of the Texture class represents the height of the texture in pixels. This property is useful for determining the vertical dimension of a texture, which can be important for rendering and texture manipulation tasks.
The Height property of the Texture class represents the height of the texture in pixels. This property is useful for determining the vertical dimension of a texture, which can be important for rendering and texture manipulation tasks.
To access the height of a texture, simply use the Height property on an instance of the Texture class. This property is read-only and returns an integer value representing the height in pixels.
// Example of accessing the Height property of a Texture
Texture myTexture = Texture.Load("path/to/texture");
int textureHeight = myTexture.Height;
// Output the height of the texture
// Note: Avoid using Console.WriteLine in s&box
// Instead, use the appropriate logging or UI method in your application
Log.Info($"Texture Height: {textureHeight} pixels");