The IsError property of the Texture class indicates whether the texture is considered an error or invalid. This can be useful for debugging or handling cases where a texture might not have loaded correctly or is otherwise unusable.
The IsError property of the Texture class indicates whether the texture is considered an error or invalid. This can be useful for debugging or handling cases where a texture might not have loaded correctly or is otherwise unusable.
Use the IsError property to check if a texture is valid before attempting to use it in rendering operations. This can help prevent runtime errors or visual artifacts caused by invalid textures.
// Example of checking if a texture is an error
Texture myTexture = Texture.Load("path/to/texture.png");
if (myTexture.IsError)
{
// Handle the error, perhaps by using a default texture
myTexture = Texture.Invalid;
}
// Proceed with using myTexture, knowing it is valid