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If you export a gltf file from blender, it sets the minFilter to one of the mipmap sampling modes, which aren't supported in bevy at the moment.
Seeing as files exported from blender are common, I suggest that instead of erroring, we print a warning and use the equivalent non-mipmap sampling mode instead.
This issue should be closed. It was fixed with #1639 , which removed the error, to allow loading the GLTF files (but rendering them without mipmaps for the time being, until #1685 is merged).
Bevy version
3.0
Operating system & version
Arch Linux x86_64 5.9.13
What you did
If you export a gltf file from blender, it sets the
minFilter
to one of the mipmap sampling modes, which aren't supported in bevy at the moment.Seeing as files exported from blender are common, I suggest that instead of erroring, we print a warning and use the equivalent non-mipmap sampling mode instead.
Additional information
Here's an example: https://gist.github.com/expenses/2e6e6bcdc4d9b38f4ce82a664fced678. At the moment, bevy won't load this, but if you change the
minFilter
to9729
the it loads fine.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: