Hello everyone! I was trying to create leaves in blender. I applied a leaf texture I found on the Internet (it’s a png file). When I imported it into Roblox Studio, the transparent parts of the mesh became white. I can fix this by setting the transparency to 0.02, but this time a weird bug happens as you can see below in the video.
It’s not a matter of how the mesh is imported but rather the texture itself. I once had the same issue with stylized leaves and the solution turned out to be blurring the texture a bit (used gaussian blur).
The old texture in question. I don’t use it anymore.
The blurred one. It should look somewhat like this.
The mesh with the unblurred texture is to the left and the blurred one is to the right. As it turns out, the white border is gone.
This behaviour can occur because of how roblox blend nearby pixels:
On this image, you can see 9 rainbow pixels (scaled a bit)
Roblox will blend 5 neighbor pixels together:
So, in rezult you will get smth like this:
Most bad thing about this system, is that it also blends color of transparent pixels, and pixels which don’t exist (ex on border of image, in this case it will use black color). Image editors, in most cases use either white or black color for fully transparent parts of image, and due to this you can notice this white/black outlines near transparent pixels. To fix this problem, try to flood fill all your transparent pixels with needed color, or draw near them manually color which you need. (So it will be transparent orange color, or transparent red, whatever you need)
