PaperSprite texture settings question

Hello everyone,

I am having a big problem setting up my papersprites(and of course my flipbooks) to show exactly as my original PNG’s.
If i use the setting “Nearest” then everything becomes blocky and it shows during runtime especially fine details but it is as sharp as my original png.

If i use the setting “bi/tri linear” then the blockiness is gone but my sprite becomes super washed out and on top of that it adds artifacts everywhere.

i am posting below some screenshots to demonstrate better my problem.

“nearest” Please open from the link and look since in the preview you can’t really tell what is going on.

Bi-linear settings

Bi linear sprite.Washed out and artifacts everywhere.

Zoom in on some artifacts.

And my original super sexy PNG. :slight_smile:

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Are there any settings that i must use in order to have the best of both worlds? The crispness and no artifacts “nearest” solution but without the blockiness it creates?In short ,can i import my PNG and see inside Unreal 100% the same image?

It seems that from the pictures you cannot see 100% what i am saying since they are static but during actual gameplay everything i am describing above multiplies by tenfold . With “nearest” you lose a lot of fine detail and the flipbooks kind of flicker when the animate since all curved lines are being transformed to blocks but even worst is with bi/tri linear selected, since you can actually see weird artifacts 60 times every second not to mention the washed out look !

Any idea how to fix this?

Thank you

Does anyone at least have an answer why the system adds attracts with bi, tri linear selected?

Hi. Im having problemes getting the anti-aliasing work in blueprints.
I created a question with a problem similar of yours.

For the washed problem, did you tick on the sRGB option in the texture properties?

Something you could try is right clicking on your texture in the content browser, going to “Sprite Actions”, then click on “Apply Paper 2D Texture Settings”. The texture might still look bad in the viewport, but if you play in standalone window or launch the game, your pixels should be crisp.