How to Use Pixel Art as a 3D Texture in Godot

This is the method I've been using to import low resolution 2D pixel art into Godot and use it on every face of a Cube mesh. There might be a better way, and I would love to learn if there is!

[@го́пник-в2щ]

I love this new trend in short-to the point tutorials

[@TheBuffED]

It's good for tutorial makers too, they're so much easier!

[@Nyltoons1]

I never knew it was this easy! thank you so much for the clear and straight to the point tutorial!!!

[@zezekuzeku7323]

this was spot on. I really like that you referenced the godot docs

[@uncertawn]

Oh my god... you are my savior thank you so much! I was trying to import a model with a texture but there would be some random artifacts but this fixed it!

[@bronxzoo8344]

I am New at this,You was the only one that showed me how to do this, I thank you....

[@alexanderfretheim5720]

Short and to the point. Thank you so much!

[@emwav3]

Clear and to the point. Great tutorial!

[@midas-cars]

I had this problem for so long
and this helps so much

[@polelord]

Thanks! I just decided to make my game in Godot instead of Unity because making 2D sprites was absolutely terrible in Unity. I'm new to Godot so this helps me out a lot!

[@Crisisdarkness]

Wow, that's great, this will be very useful to me at some point, thank you estimated instructor

[@TheBuffED]

Awesome! Thanks for watching

[@arnoldgrunwald3989]

seems like this does no longer work in godot 4

[@filipbook5605]

Thank you, this helped me so much!

[@aeolian951]

Huge thanks, man

[@supermamabros7191]

really good👍🏻 now I can finish my minecraft on Godot😃

[@focuscruise9917]

Exactly what I need! Thanks a loooooot!

[@StopNotBot]

If you create a mesh in blender with image textured surfaces and you want to achieve the same(?) result there is flag for in the imported material texture properties. Your_material.material: albedo -> texture -> flags -> filter = off

[@RamHomier]

I never used 3d in Godot. I am focused on 2D for now. Maybe one day. Interesting video nonetheless.

[@TheBuffED]

I haven't done really anything in 3D yet either, just now getting myself familiar and trying to share what I learn along the way, also as a resource for myself

[@Gureenu]

maybe just gt better in 2d until godot 4.0 comes out then start with 3d if you want to

[@lifesymbiont5769]

Thank you allot for the video

[@EvelynFTTE]

Thanks a million!

[@topguyz1045]

Thank you

[@blockhead1899]

This helped thx.

[@jroseme]

thx dude

[@vj7248]

im baka and could not figure out why it wasn't showing on just one face. thank you!

[@uzziahhenrichdiaz4735]

nice video does it work on different sizes?

[@GretgorPooper]

The tutorial is good, but for some reason, no matter what I try to do, the cubes get this annoying "outline" on their edges, almost as if they were hollow, if that makes sense. I have no idea how to solve this.

[@ouhellouder9269]

it was helpfull

[@centimeter_squared]

For some reason doing this, my texture will only show on one side of the cube. I'm using a 500x500 image.

[@SolarMothOfficial]

can you have a face be one texture while others be the same

[@Jossdi]

What's the app name to make pixel art?

[@TheBuffED]

Aseprite!

[@Jossdi]

@@TheBuffED thx for replying me *subscribed*

[@89odev]

Sadly this is outdated for Godot 4, and I am completely stuck.

[@TheBuffED]

Sorry about that, trying to get some tutorials filmed soon for some quick 4.0 updates

[@squiggy_gamer]

ever make the tutorial for 4 yet? been 6 months =/

[@TheBuffED]

It is unlikely I will consistently make tutorials or update existing ones :( I would like to but other things are a priority these days

[@squiggy_gamer]

no worries! hope all is well mate@@TheBuffED

[@collinvisser7108]

Shot

[@solsticeprojekt1937]

This has nothing to do with actual 3D Textures.