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OldFlak
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Posted: 26th Feb 2016 16:25
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Hey all,

I have a model that looks fine up close, but when viewed from a distance has white lines showing up all over it. I have reworked the uv's several times, and have as minimal cuts as I think I can get, and there is plenty room between parts of the uv. Also I am using DXT1 - RGB 4 bpp - no alpha for D, N and S dds flles.

I have been banging my head all day trying to solve this problem, and would really appreciate some pointers from the veterans.

Any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

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Posted: 26th Feb 2016 16:39
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You will need the texture to bleed into the edges, this is a result of mipmapping...
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Posted: 28th Feb 2016 03:37
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Thanks fort he help wizard of id, got it all working now. The problem was just something silly I did in photoshop!

Your suggestion led me on some research regarding mip mapping, and somewhere in that search I came accross a discussion about texture bleeding and photoshop plugins and whatever, but that led me to my own silly mistake of placing a cutout of my texture islands over the top (just to make it look good - yeah I know it is just a uv lol) which was causing the issue, Phew !!

Thanks again.

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