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Blender Pixelated Texture. In edit mode select all the faces and under the shading/uvs click. There are numerous easy ways to pixelate things/textures in blender using render settings,. You've assigned a large part of the model to a small part of the texture map, so have a very low texel / pixel density. Texture looks like it is fine but it looks more like it is a shading problem. Alternatively, while probably not the issue, you might try playing around with your image texture node’s interpolation type. So basically when i texture paint a texture onto a certain model of mine, the texture ends up really pixelated and low quality, even though the picture i am using to texture paint with looks. Another method is to disable pixel interpolation right in blender and save memory, and as already mentioned by krivar, keeping the texture sharp even when close up: Prior to 2.80, switching to closest instead of linear in the image texture node has no effect. Since blender 2.80, setting your texture's interpolation from linear to closest is the way to go: This will look fine for very soft gradients and straight lines that are either. You might try increasing it’s image size if you can.

You might try increasing it’s image size if you can. Prior to 2.80, switching to closest instead of linear in the image texture node has no effect. Alternatively, while probably not the issue, you might try playing around with your image texture node’s interpolation type. This will look fine for very soft gradients and straight lines that are either. Since blender 2.80, setting your texture's interpolation from linear to closest is the way to go: You've assigned a large part of the model to a small part of the texture map, so have a very low texel / pixel density. Texture looks like it is fine but it looks more like it is a shading problem. There are numerous easy ways to pixelate things/textures in blender using render settings,. In edit mode select all the faces and under the shading/uvs click. Another method is to disable pixel interpolation right in blender and save memory, and as already mentioned by krivar, keeping the texture sharp even when close up:

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Blender Pixelated Texture Since blender 2.80, setting your texture's interpolation from linear to closest is the way to go: There are numerous easy ways to pixelate things/textures in blender using render settings,. Another method is to disable pixel interpolation right in blender and save memory, and as already mentioned by krivar, keeping the texture sharp even when close up: Since blender 2.80, setting your texture's interpolation from linear to closest is the way to go: This will look fine for very soft gradients and straight lines that are either. Alternatively, while probably not the issue, you might try playing around with your image texture node’s interpolation type. You've assigned a large part of the model to a small part of the texture map, so have a very low texel / pixel density. In edit mode select all the faces and under the shading/uvs click. You might try increasing it’s image size if you can. So basically when i texture paint a texture onto a certain model of mine, the texture ends up really pixelated and low quality, even though the picture i am using to texture paint with looks. Prior to 2.80, switching to closest instead of linear in the image texture node has no effect. Texture looks like it is fine but it looks more like it is a shading problem.