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How to Make JavaFX Image Pixel-Perfect

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I am making an 8-bit game like Minecraft with Perspective Camera and SubScene and such, get this result from new Box() {{ setMaterial(new PhongMaterial() {{ setDiffuseMap(new Image(&quo...

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The TyphothanianOP•13mo ago

i already posted it on stack overflow, it's all explained there pls

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The TyphothanianOP•12mo ago

I messed around a bit, and I tried this:

                new Box(16, 16, 16) {{
                    setMaterial(new PhongMaterial() {{
                        Image img = new Image("img.png");
                        setDiffuseMap(img);
                        setSelfIlluminationMap(img);
                    }});
                    setCache(true);
                }}

                new Box(16, 16, 16) {{
                    setMaterial(new PhongMaterial() {{
                        Image img = new Image("img.png");
                        setDiffuseMap(img);
                        setSelfIlluminationMap(img);
                    }});
                    setCache(true);
                }}

(sorry for the indentation) And that gets a semi-okay result (pic) The front face is too bright, and the other faces are exactly what I want. I've tried changing the specular power and colors and such, but too low and the blurryness comes back, too high and it's too reflective. (pic 2 is what it looks like without self illumination map)

The TyphothanianOP•12mo ago

also the image is just something I had lying around and I didnt want to make another texture

The TyphothanianOP•12mo ago

with transparency:

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