A methodology is presented for computing the deformation texture of polycry
stalline metals that exhibit both crystallographic slip and mechanical twin
ning. Texturing is calculated by integrating a conservation equation for th
e orientation distribution function cast over an angle-axis parametrization
of orientations. Textures presented with and without twinning are computed
for plane strain compression for both face-centred cubic and hexagonal clo
se-packed materials. A new criterion for the termination of twinning is int
roduced which is based on the probability of different twin lamellae coexis
ting in the same single crystal without intersecting. Texture predictions,
together with the computed volume fractions of twins, are compared to exper
imental data reported in the literature.