2D in the 3D editor? :<

[scenic oak]

you can set isometric perspective i think

and make it parallel to the 2d plane

[haughty spruce]

what do you mean?

[haughty spruce]

Nice, where is this setting? why enabling this setting solves the issue of the 2D graphics being blurried in 3D?

[scenic oak]

thats in filter

set filter to be nearest

also thats a suuuuper comon issue you can google the details

ima go to sleep

[haughty spruce]

i have already set the filter to nearest, that's why i'm confused as to what is causing the blurring

i'm looking up where this orthogonal setting is

[scarlet spindle]

here

[haughty spruce]

i'm doing the same thing but instead of doing it in 3D, purely in 2D and it doesn't blur the sprites

let me try

Thanks a lot for the help, but it's still blurried changing the Rendering textures doesn't affect this.. i think it might be related to using a sprite3D instead of doing it in 2D, altough i am not sure. Doing the same thing in 2D removes the blur immediately..

[scarlet spindle]

did you change it in the sprite itself

it won't change everything in your scenes I think, it just sets default

so it will only work in the next scenes, gimme a moment i'll open godot

[haughty spruce]

yeah no problem, take your time

thanks everyone for the help!

[scarlet spindle]

Sprite3D > SpriteBase3D > Flags > Texture filter and change that to “Nearest”

@haughty spruce

in this window

with sprite 3d selected ofc

[haughty spruce]

thank you are my savior