Bug with the GameDatabase loading textures - no Filtering.

[Tingle]

It seems that textures, at least PNG's that are loaded over the GameDatabase don't have any kind of filtering or mipmaping applied to them. From a distance they look like they are using point filtering. I noticed this when replacing the Mun space texture, the original texture loaded from the resource file works fine, but when I load the same texture as a through the GameDatabase, and swap out the Mun's .mainTexture on the Material - it has no filtering. Am I missing something or is this a bug/forgot to implement?

I've tried manually setting the anisoLevel, filterMode and mipMapBias on the (GameData-loaded) Texture object to the same values on the original, but it made no difference.

[Tingle]

Ok so I created a work around.

Color32[] aPixels = xTexture.GetPixels32();
string sName = xTexture.name;
int nWidth = xTexture.width;
int nHeight = xTexture.height;

Resources.UnloadAsset(xTexture);

Texture2D xNewTexture = new Texture2D(nWidth, nHeight, TextureFormat.ARGB32, true);
xNewTexture.name = sName;

xNewTexture.SetPixels32(aPixels);
xNewTexture.Apply(true, false);

xNewTexture.Compress(false);
xNewTexture.Apply(false, true);

xNewTexture.filterMode = FilterMode.Trilinear;
xNewTexture.anisoLevel = 9;
xNewTexture.mipMapBias = -0.5f;

GameDatabase.Instance.databaseTexture[i].texture = xNewTexture;

GC.Collect();
GC.WaitForPendingFinalizers();

It's important that these things happen in this order.

Edited August 22, 2013 by Tingle