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Downsample textures on import if necessary for technical reasons #93440
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Compression formats are limited to various sizes (16383×16383 for WebP, 16384×16384 for Basis Universal). If the size is exceeded, the texture fails to import. To avoid this, textures are now downsampled with a warning printed when necessary. The warning is not printed if the user has specified a size limit and the size limit is being honored. This also allows setting Size Limit up to 16383 pixels (the lowest common denominator out of all compression modes), instead of being limited to 4096 pixels.
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Compression formats are limited to various sizes (16383×16383 for WebP1, 16384×16384 for Basis Universal). If the size is exceeded, the texture fails to import. To avoid this, textures are now downsampled with a warning printed when necessary.
The warning is not printed if the user has specified a size limit and the size limit is being honored.
This also allows setting Size Limit up to 16383 pixels (the lowest common denominator out of all compression modes), instead of being limited to 4096 pixels.
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Lossless compression mode switches to PNG for textures larger than 16383 pixels on either axis, so it's not limited to 16383 pixels. ↩