Changing Texture in AFrame

The texture is nothing, but we are using it to increase the effectiveness of websites, and it is a quality tool in the arsenal of designers. It can guide the user's eye and emphasize the importance of the key elements we use in our applications or projects. 

The texture is becoming integral to the design, and it's gone beyond being a trend - it's now a simple and effective way to add depth to a website. It is mainly used to create a sense of depth, and interest, add or evoke certain emotions, and create visual balance or contrast. In the example, a painting with a rough texture might have a smooth area to relieve the busyness of the overall image. The main advantage of texture is that it is used to divide content and split up our website. This use of texture is more subtle because the background is textured, and it provides more visual interest to our website beneficiaries. 

• AFrame animation: frame-by-frame animation that changes the contents of the stage in every frame. It increases file size more rapidly than tweened animation. It is best suited to complicated animation in which images change in each frame instead of moving across stages. 

Here is an example of how to change texture in AFrame: