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Small seams on png files
Hello everyone, I'm creating grass using the standard terrain and white pngs, but sometimes I am noticing these small seams at the top of the grass even though there should be nothing there. Does anyone know what causes this?
It looks like you're seeing the bottom edge of pixels of the grass along the top edge of their plane. This occurs as a result of floating point rounding errors in shader pixel calculations.
In your texture's import settings, ensure that the Wrap Mode is set to Clamp (or Per-axis, if/where applicable). This will prevent bottom-edge pixels from ever being allowed to render at the top of the texture, no matter what.
Edit: This is not specific to any image format type in particular. This would happen with any initial image format, since this occurs at the shader level.
@Hanesto It's most likely a problem with the image so if you know how then bring it into some sort of photo editing software and erase the little pixels at the top
@$$anonymous$$atotom1234 I have already checked that in phtoshop. Its not a problem with the image, it seems to be the way unity handles transparency.
try checking graphic settings or adding som anti-aliasing
Ok, seems like I did it. thank you @Eno-Khaon I think your idea worked, simply reloading the grass in the terrain editor did not work though, I needed to delete it and add it back in.
