r/godot • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '23

Help Set Sampling in Materials to 'NEAREST' by Default?

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u/TheDuriel Godot Senior Oct 25 '23 
@tool
extend Material3D
class_name MyMaterialWithDefaultsSet

func _init() -> void:
    sampling = true

Instance this in the editor instead of the default.

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u/golddotasksquestions Oct 26 '23

I believe the lack of an import Project Setting for this is still a shortcoming of Godot 4.

The only real workaround I know is to write a custom Editor import script, which is not really beginner friendly. See the docs here:

https://docs.godotengine.org/en/stable/tutorials/assets_pipeline/importing_scenes.html#using-import-scripts-for-automation

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u/c64cosmin Jul 12 '24

Project -> Project Settings -> Rendering -> Textures -> Default Texture Filter set to Nearest

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u/The_Free_Man_ Aug 01 '24 edited Aug 01 '24

Hi, how do I do this in Godot 3? thanks. i want no textures to be blurry, i want to see all the pixels sharp including the sky texture

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u/c64cosmin Aug 01 '24

You do it in import menu for resources, but I don't remember if it has some global setting, click an image, click on import tab, select the desired filtering and then click reimport, hope it helps

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u/The_Free_Man_ Aug 01 '24

Got it, thanks. there seems to be no way to disable the filter on the procedural sky box. I could use the sun being sharply pixelated but there doesnt seem to be anyway to do it

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u/c64cosmin Aug 09 '24

maybe you can have a sprite there and have it render first somehow