Ugc textures low its size when imported to roblox studio

[SugarManNotTaken]

I recently uploaded my first ugc model, I uploaded it to roblox studio and so far so good, but I looked at the texture and it looks with very poor quality, originally I uploaded it with 1k textures, but in studio they look as if they were less than 128px I’m not saying this to exaggerate, I said this because tried lowering the quality in blender and the maximum I can lower it is 128 px and it still looks better quality than in roblox studio, as far as I know the maximum size of the texture for ugcs is 512px to above, then what is happening , it is a bug? how can i solve it ?, thanks in advance.

this is how it should look with 1k textures

[jaminz4 (jamie)]

You’re using an R6 avatar; these posts explain what’s going on pretty well

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