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Texture Map with Object A texture map is an object that displays a graphic image as its surface texture. It's used to simulate real-world objects and materials, giving them a lifelike appearance on digital screens. Texture maps can be made from photographs or created by artists using computer software. The most common type of texture map is the "diffuse" map, which shows how light scatters across an object's surface. This helps determine what color it appears to be and where shadows will fall. Another important aspect of texture mapping is normal maps. These tell computers which direction faces on an object are pointing so accurate lighting calculations can occur during rendering processes like ray tracing or path tracing.