When I import a gltf file, how do I specify lossless compression?

kitfox

I'm importing 3D models with pixel-art style textures on them. Godot is automatically using a lossy form of compression on them when the textures are saved out during the import process. Is there any way to specify that the textures need to use a lossless compression?

Megalomaniak

I think it's a per texture slot setting now?

kitfox

Megalomaniak What do you mean by a per texture slot setting?

cybereality

You have to export with glTF + binary + bin, then you can modify the textures in Godot.

cybereality

kitfox

cybereality Okay, so this is something I have to do manually after the import for each image that's been imported.

Megalomaniak

Yeah, in import, but no I actually confused the question because you mentioned pixel art style, so beyond the import setting for compression which is in asset import settings the mipmapping/filtering is a per texture slot property in materials/shaders.

cybereality

You can click on every image in the assets window (by shift/control click) or filter by jpg/png and then do them all at once.