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Imported images are blurred

Dohman

Hello,
I just bought Spine today, and for that occasion I went ahead and created a character for a game I'm currently working on.

The character looks like this in gimp:
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I know it's not the prettiest thing ever, but it's extremely early in development and I just need some quick units mashed together so I have some basic assets for my game.

As you can see, there's a clear border between the pixels.

here's what it looks like when it's been imported to spine:
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is there any way to mess with the import settings?

Also on a side note, is there any way to change the size of the bones? I do not mean length, I want to change the size of the handles so that I can work with small characters.

Thank you so much for reading this far 😉

danielgesmith

i think this is probably just the effect of linear texture filtering on your low-res image. Under "settings" you can disable "linear filtering".

Dohman

danielgesmith написал
i think this is probably just the effect of linear texture filtering on your low-res image. Under "settings" you can disable "linear filtering".

Wow thank you very much! That's it.
I didn't even know there was an settings menu in this program :giggle:

I'm now animating my character and it's an awesome program so far 😃

Søren

Good you figured it out. Ugh, we really need to get a setting for the size of the bones in, probably won't be any time soon though.

figureoflife

I am testing the trial version right now and do not see a place to deactivate linear filtering (the images are importing as blurry). Where would this be located?

Nate

@figureoflife You posted to a 7.5 year old thread! Probably better to create a new thread.

You'll find the setting by clicking the Spine logo in the upper left of the Spine window, then Settings, then Viewport. The setting is now called Smoothing and setting it to 0 will give you nearest neighbor filtering.

figureoflife

Thank you! That worked.