[Bug] pixel character will become blur when animation start

[JustusPan]

already set Filter to Nearest mode.

but once the animation playing, pixel character will become blur as shown in snapshot.

[JustusPan]

@SpriteStudio any updates for this？

[SpriteStudio]

@JustusPan Could you please provide a screenshot of the character in its correct display state, or perhaps the original texture image?

[JustusPan]

@JustusPan Could you please provide a screenshot of the character in its correct display state, or perhaps the original texture image?

If you provide me with an email address, I can send you the original sprite studio project file

[JustusPan]

SpriteStudio7_X5hWubYj65.mp4

[SpriteStudio]

@JustusPan Thank you for giving us the movie.
This issue seems to be caused by the way SSPlayer for Godot renders textures before drawing them.
We will investigate the cause and potential solutions. Please wait a moment.

[SpriteStudio]

@JustusPan
We apologize for the wait.

Here's a breakdown of the current rendering process:

1. SpriteStudio renders to a texture.
2. Godot then renders this texture as a 2D sprite (CanvasItem) onto the screen buffer.
3. Finally, the screen buffer is displayed on the screen.

The "Nearest" setting you chose affects step 2.
Unfortunately, We haven't found a way to directly control the filter type in step 1.
As a workaround, We've experimented with shader adjustments to achieve the "Nearest" filter, and it seems to be working well.

We anticipate releasing this version in next week.
Thank you for your understanding.

[JustusPan]

Animations created with pixel art materials in SpriteStudio (like a rotating pixel image) should look the same when imported into Godot as they do in SpriteStudio. I think this is very important for such tools. @SpriteStudio

[SpriteStudio]

@JustusPan san

Animations created with pixel art materials in SpriteStudio (like a rotating pixel image) should look the same when imported into Godot as they do in SpriteStudio. I think this is very important for such tools. @SpriteStudio

Yes, I agree with you.
However, please understand that it can be difficult to achieve exactly the same appearance as SpriteStudio, depending on the architecture of the game engine and the implementation of the plugin.
Of course, we will continue to strive to reproduce the same appearance as SpriteStudio as much as possible on each platform.

Now we have released a version that adds an option to turn off interpolation during texture rendering.

Please see the release document below.
https://github.com/SpriteStudio/SSPlayerForGodot/releases/tag/v1.2.0

If you are still not getting the expected rendering results with this version, could you please send us your SpriteStudio data to the following email address for reference?

github-spritestudio@webtech.co.jp

Best regards

[SpriteStudio]

@JustusPan

In the Ver.7.3.0 released yesterday, we added support for a mode that simulates pixel art rendering in the same way as on the Godot player.
You can enable this mode on the viewport page of the project settings.

Please download from below and try it out!
https://www.webtech.co.jp/help/ja/spritestudio/releasenote/ver730/

Best regards