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# 11 24-09-2011 , 04:39 AM
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Basically you have a certain number of pixels in your "hi res" image, and that number of pixels has to fit in your UV space. So the number of pixels that covers a smaller part of your UV area won't be very high, so you get blurring. If you want higher resolution, you'll have to get a higher res image or increase the area your UVs takes up in the 0-1 space.


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