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Blury image after export with Script

FogRyu

Hi everyone!

The title explains everything.

I used the Spine script in photoshop to export PNGs and Json as always but, this time, I don't know why but everything gets blurry... And because it's pixel art... It can't be blurry.

As you can see on the screens.

The problem come from "Before" using Spine itself. I probably did something wrong, but I don't know what. I tried different things and can't solve it.

It will probably be a stupid reason haha.

Thank you!

FogRyu

Didjynn

Hello there, maybe it is just visual, did you try to export it to see if it was still blurry ?

If it is, in the export deactivate the anti aliasing (or maybe in the parameters)

FogRyu

The image themselves aren't blurry If I open them in toshop. So.. I never got this problem before using this script. So why now, that a good question haha. Did something change in Spine Import ?

Nate

Try unchecking Spine > Settings > Graphics > Viewport linear filtering.

FogRyu

It works, perfect!! You're the best! :p.

That's new?

Is it likely to cause me concern for other types of "non pixel art anims" to not have it checked?

Can I mark this topic as "done" or "Answered" somewhere?

Nate

Nope, not new! Maybe you had it set like that for a long time. It's good to have on when working with pixel art. Also check out Viewport pixel grid, if you are doing a retro pixel style:
Blog: Spine 3.7 released: Pixel grid rendering

No need to mark the topic as answered. The forum is for open discussion. We have a separate issue tracker if things need to be tracked over longer periods of time:
https://waffle.io/EsotericSoftware/spine

FogRyu

Ok, thanks! ^^

Roman Vanhazy

Hi there! 🙂
I had a similar problem:
:detective: :detective: :detective:

When working on a character with a fairly small size, I noticed that after exporting it has a very subtle, slight blurring of outlines. I also thought that this was some kind of incorrect plugin operation and tried a lot of settings options in Spine export, General settings, the plugin, and even Photoshop.
It seems to me that such a result when comparing appears because the original PSD is made with 96 dpi, and after exporting Spine = 72 dpi. Although I read on the forum that DPI affects only printed matter.
Maybe one of you knows how to get the exact result after export as in PSD?

These are the export settings I was dealing with now:

Nate

If your image pixels don't fall exactly on the output image pixels, then you'll get "filtering". This is explained here:
from spine to psd export lowers quality of assets

Roman Vanhazy

Thank you, my friend!