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MSFS20 Pixelated Emissive Textures

peacefarm

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Hi all, I'm having issues with my night textures (emissive textures). Though they are showing in the sim, they're not correct. They're all pixelated and corrupt. Also, they are the too bright. I've tried changing the "Emissive Color" in blender and that helped a little not being to bright white. Could someone explain how the "Alpha multiplier" option under "color multipliers" in Blender works? I've check the file format (png, no alpha's). Any idea on what could be causing this? Thanks.

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I’m curious about this too. My original export was clean, but then I tweaked some stuff and now have dithering.
 
=Hollywood= said:
I’m curious about this too. My original export was clean, but then I tweaked some stuff and now have dithering.
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I was able to sort out the issue on my end by making the image black and white in Photoshop. Then in the same pop up menu, I added the desired tint. This method worked for me to use my LIT textures from Xplane.

Hope this helps.
 
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