So I am UV mapping meshes (for a custom character) but for some reason images that are low res (64x64) are becoming blurry when I upload them, and it really messes up how it looks.
The resolution of this is 64x64.
Its only supposed to have one color on each side instead of turning into some blurry mess.
If I upload in a higher quality (256x256) it still happens but less.
Can we see your UV? It seems like your UV islands don’t have a wide enough margin to accommodate Roblox’s aggressive texture compression. If you only need a single colour, consider just packing the UVs into a single vertex for each colour.
64x64 is probably the lowest resolution I’d go by the way - any lower and Roblox compression will cause a lot of bleeding, like you’re seeing in your case - except the “bleeding” actually just averages out all the colours because, again, aggressive compression.
If you’re new to Blender (and 3D modelling/texturing in general), I recommend reading/watching some tutorials to properly understand how UVs work. Specifically look for Seam Marking and UV Unwrapping.
I’m not about to walk you through it when there are people on Youtube and elsewhere that are waaaaay better at explaining it than I ever could - and it’d help you significantly more than being told how to fix this single situation.
Yep, Roblox uses a bilinear filter on all images. If you want a pixel art (think like Minecraft) look, you’re gonna have to upscale your textures… pretty large, actually. It’s in the feature requests somewhere to enable a nearest-neighbor filter alternative so pixel art would be viable without needing to manually upscale the tiny textures needed for pixel art.
