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Found in
3.5.2f2
Issue ID
477115
Regression
No
Fadeout Mip Maps option is useless for color textures, always fades to grey
When you specify that a texture should 'Fadeout Mip Maps' it makes the higher mipmaps become grey. This is great for detail maps where fading to grey means it stops being visible, but this seems to also be the only way to blend between mipmaps.
If you run the 'Scene' from the attached repro project, to the left you will notice the 'seams' between the mipmap levels if you look closely. If you look to the right, there will be no seams, but the texture is fading to grey. There should be an option to blend the mipmaps without having it fade to grey.
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kingbreedicus
Jan 18, 2019 15:17
It would be great to be able to set the colour.
I have always wondered about the mip map solution to aliasing. Would fading to a colour represent an optimisation?
Especially for projects using the Light Weight Render Profile, which don't need the same visual fidelity as normal & HWRP Unity projects.
kingbreedicus
Jan 18, 2019 15:15
It would be great to be able to set the colour.
I have always wondered about the mip map solution to aliasing. Would fading to a colour represent an optimisation?
Especially for projects using the Light Weight Render Profile, which don't need the same visual fidelity as normal & HWRP Unity projects.