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Question by lelandtimmons · Dec 03, 2011 at 11:20 PM · textureresize

Can't resize to a compressed texture format

Please bear with me as I relatively new to programming.

I am trying to program a portion of my GUI without having to use GUI Textures. Basically, I want to resize a texture on the fly. However, I keep getting the "Can't resize to a compressed texture format" error...

 var emptyAnswerBox: Texture2D;

 function Start (){
 emptyAnswerBox.Resize(32,16);
 }


I have also included a screenshot of my settings for my texture:

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Please let me know if anyone can help!!

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avatar image dannyskim · Dec 03, 2011 at 11:38 PM 2
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Take a look at the parameters that you pass into Texture2D.Resize from here:

http://unity3d.com/support/documentation/ScriptReference/Texture2D.Resize.html

As you can see from that link, there is a TextureFormat that you need to pass into the method in order for you to sustain the proper format. If you're program$$anonymous$$g in $$anonymous$$onoDevelop, when you type "Texture2D.Resize(" with the open parentheses, you should see the overload options for that particular method.

An overload are separate sets of parameters that you can pass into the method for different case by case scenarios. In your case, you only supplied the width and height, so Unity is going to default to a certain TextureFormat since you didn't supply one. Simply supply the TextureFormat and this should resolve your issue.

avatar image lelandtimmons · Dec 05, 2011 at 02:46 AM 0
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I almost got there. I had tried some variant of what you suggested, but the issue is - Unity messes up the texture somehow, giving it this weird texture that is unlike the one I designed (using GI$$anonymous$$P).

http://tinypic.com/r/i4ldoj/5 - link to what the texture is turned into..

Furthermore upon looking again in the Texture window, under the preview panel, the new dimensions are given (32 x 16), but it is an empty picture and it says "Not yet compressed."

There are no more runtime errors though. Please help! Thanks!

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Please someone help!

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