pub enum TextureError {
    UpdateSize(u32u32u32u32),
    UpdateMode(RgbModeRgbMode),
    FileError,
    ImageLoading,
    WriteFile,
}

Variants

UpdateSize(u32u32u32u32)

UpdateMode(RgbModeRgbMode)

FileError

ImageLoading

WriteFile

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