This section contains all the functions related to using the mipmapping functions. Before using these functions you should have enabled mipmapping for the required texture pages in the Texture Group Editor and/or enabled mipmapping for those sprites that have been set to use only a single texture page from the General Game Options. The image below shows the difference mipmapping can make when rendering your project:

Once you have enabled mipmapping for the project or a texture page, you can then use the following functions to get and set values which will change how things will look in your project when run:

Getting Mipmap Values

The functions listed below can be used to get the different values associated with mipmapping in GameMaker Studio 2:

1. gpu_get_tex_mip_filter
2. gpu_get_tex_mip_filter_ext
3. gpu_get_tex_mip_bias
4. gpu_get_tex_mip_bias_ext
5. gpu_get_tex_min_mip
6. gpu_get_tex_min_mip_ext
7. gpu_get_tex_max_mip
8. gpu_get_tex_max_mip_ext
9. gpu_get_tex_max_aniso
10. gpu_get_tex_max_aniso_ext
11. gpu_get_tex_mip_enable
12. gpu_get_tex_mip_enable_ext

Setting Mipmap Values

The functions listed below can be used to set the different values associated with mipmapping in GameMaker Studio 2:

1. gpu_set_tex_mip_filter
2. gpu_set_tex_mip_filter_ext
3. gpu_set_tex_mip_bias
4. gpu_set_tex_mip_bias_ext
5. gpu_set_tex_min_mip
6. gpu_set_tex_min_mip_ext
7. gpu_set_tex_max_mip
8. gpu_set_tex_max_mip_ext
9. gpu_set_tex_max_aniso
10. gpu_set_tex_max_aniso_ext
11. gpu_set_tex_mip_enable
12. gpu_set_tex_mip_enable_ext