You can get rid of this warning by setting all non-POT textures to Clamp in the Address U and Address V settings on the texture.
At the moment you will still get a warning about linear address mode. This is because we need to allow you to disable mipmap generation (which only works with POT textures). But this should cut down the number of warnings by 2/3rds
Hi, dave. I got this warnings, too. But I donโt know how to set all non-POT textures to Clamp in the Address U and Address V settings on the texture. Could you describe a little more detail ? Thank you in advance.
To get rid of the second and third warnings you need change the Address U and Address V options for the texture asset. To do this, select the texture in the asset panel and modify the settings in the right hand panel
Thank you for your patience. Should I set this properties to all textures ?
In my project, thereโre a lot of textures and just only two warnings were printed. So why some of them will caused warnings but the others had no warnings ? How can I figure out what the Address U, the Address V and the Fitering exactly mean ?
Thereโs another puzzle, what the non-POT means ?
Thank you !
Ah, non-POT means โnon-Power Of Twoโ. Powers of Two are: 1,2,4,8,16,32,64,128,26,512,etc
Some features of WebGL require the texture to be a power of two so by default we resize texture to POT when you upload them. But you can disable this on the import settings.
It is only non-POT textures that create these warnings. So you only need to change the setting on those textures. You only need to change the Address U and Address V settings you can leave Filtering as Linear.