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How to use filtering__mode for Texture?
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So long story short I saw this post and it made me realize that I wanted to use low resolution sprites because of how easy they are to make. I got a hold of using subtexture but I can't seem to get filtering_mode to work. Can someone give an example?
P.S. This is in the context of the scene module. Also I am new to Python. Thanks for helping me out!
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Congrats, you found a bug! ;)
In short, the
FILTERING_NEARESTconstant is defined incorrectly, so it actually has the same value asFILTERING_LINEAR(the default). As a workaround, just set thefiltering_modeattribute to1instead of using the named constant. This will continue to work, even when the bug is fixed in the next update.One more thing: If you're working with subtextures, you need to set the
filtering_modefor each subtexture separately; the main texture's mode has no effect on subtextures that are created from it. -
Oh my gosh you're a life saver Omz. Thank you!
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When’s this bug getting fixed?
Just spent a week trying to find the bug in “my” code
