(*
  TGLTilePlane demo.
  Illustrates the use of TGLTilePlane to render an area made of tiled
  textures placed in a grid. The components links to a materiallibrary
  (containing tile materials, referred by index) and renders the area
  with quads sorted by material.
  The size of the area for TGLTilePlane is infinite (i.e. limited by
  available memory) and adjusts itself dynamically.
  The tile overlap can be adjusted by the texture coordinates scaling
  of the material, for instance, the "marbletiles" texture covers 4 tiles
  and the "walkway" texture covers 2 tiles in this demo.
  Note that if you don't have a "pro" OpenGL card, the grid with its smoothed
  lines may cost you a lot of FPS, so you may want to turn it off for
  performance assessments
*)
program TilesD;
uses
  Forms,
  fTilesD in 'fTilesD.pas' {FormTiles};

{$R *.res}
begin
  Application.Initialize;
  Application.CreateForm(TFormTiles, FormTiles);
  Application.Run;
end.