Sizemodified
Sizemodified is a term used in software development and digital asset pipelines to denote that the size attributes of an object have been changed from their original specification. In practice, sizemodified is typically represented as a boolean flag in metadata or as an internal property within a rendering or layout system. When true, it indicates that width, height, bounding dimensions, or resolution have been altered by resizing, scaling, or re-sampling.
Applications: In 2D/3D graphics, resizing a texture, sprite, or model can set sizemodified to true to signal
Implications: The existence of sizemodified affects caching, data provenance, and memory management. Asset importers may store
Examples: A texture scaled from 512x512 to 600x600 sets sizemodified to true; during the next render pass
Notes: Sizemodified is not a universal standard term and is best understood as a generic descriptor used