UV values and solid particles.
Read the documentation and the UV values are not what the documentation states.
The SPS uses only one material, so only one texture.However you can choose, per particle, which part of the texture you want to apply to this particle with the uvs particle property.This property is a Vector4 and is initially set to (0, 0, 1, 1) for each particle (or to initial UVs values if the model had UVs per face),
I have a single mesh, a single material and an array of 48 UV values.
First) The
Well, I think you could do it this way :
you've got a file with 6 images, each being a side of your container, so just create a standard BJS box using the per face texture feature : http://doc.babylonjs.com/tutorials/CreateBox_Per_Face_Textures_And_Colors#textures
(this is the same concept : a quad cropped in the image then associated to a box face)
Once this box is created with the right uvs settings, just use it as your SPS particle model : each particle will then have the same