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Asked By | KobaDesu |
After importing my model(s) into a new 3D scene from Blender, the wrong material is being applied. I am unsure what happened, but upon looking into the .import folder, the image that was used seemed to have been changed by Godot after import. I hope the following screenshots provide better context.
As seen in this first image, the colours are correct in the 3D editor (Bright, vibrant).
In this second image, you can see what it actually looks like in run-time (I am running the scene via F6).
In the final image, you can see the image(s) that were imported alongside the materials. The image that is causing the issue is the pallet_solids[…].s3tc.stex. I am unsure where it came from, but I do know that it was generated when I imported the materials into Godot, and it, for some reason, was the default image being used. After swapping the texture back to the original image (as seen in the right bar), the texture/image looks correct in the 3D editor (as seen in picture 1) but Godot still uses the wrong/corrupt(?) s3tc.stex instead (as seen in picture 2) during run-time.
I am unsure if the errors shown in the log in images 1 and 3 are relevant; They are appearing because of the level/scene that the geometry/materials are in.
I have also tried exporting as .dae (using the better dae exporter plugin), .obj, and .fbx. They all result in the same thing; the “corrupted” .s3tc.stex being generated and used.
Any help or fixes would be greatly appreciated. I can provide a copy of the project if it would help at all; It is a Katamari clone I am making as a birthday gift.
Thanks in advance!