Calinou
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3 years ago Textures imported as lossless compression are automatically converting to VRAM compressed when they're added to materials for the first time.
This is expected behavior, as the default compression format is Lossless. There is no way for the editor to distinguish from you explicitly marking a texture as Lossless then clicking Reimport from the default Lossless state.
However, we should fix the Detect 3D logic to not attempt to use VRAM compression when no compression algorithms are enabled in the Project Settings.
See also https://github.com/godotengine/godot/pull/45587, which could be reimplemented in a better way to always disable VRAM compression on small textures.
everythingandnothingdev
Godot version
4.0dev (1f69582)
System information
Windows 10, Vulkan, RTX 2080
Issue description
Textures imported as lossless compression are automatically converting to VRAM compressed when they're added to materials for the first time.
Steps to reproduce
For any new texture I add to my project and import it as lossless:
When I try to add it to a BaseMaterial3D, I get this error dialog because I explicitly disabled VRAM compression in the project settings.
The problem is it shouldn't be trying to compress it in the first place because the texture is set to lossless. If I go back into the texture import settings after adding it to the material, it automatically changed it back to vram compressed.
Minimal reproduction project
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