Png Looking Weird on Import

[istubbdmytoe]

I have a PNG that I’ve exported from aseprite that looks weird in Godot. This is the image in aseprite:

and this is what it looks like in Godot:

I’ve generally not had issues importing textures but for some reason this is the exception. The filter is set to nearest.

[gertkeno]

In the import settings try checking “High Quality”

This usually only happens if Godot decides the texture is used in 3D and should be VRAM compressed

[istubbdmytoe]

It’s not letting me open the project settings. Double clicking just opens it in the inspector and right clicking shows nothing of the sort.

[gertkeno]

It’s not a project setting, it’s another tab alike the Inspector is a tab so is the Import tab.

[istubbdmytoe]

Sorry, I wasn’t clear when I wrote that,
When I double click it just opens the inspector on the side

And when I right-click I don’t see import settings

Double clicking and right clicking were how I’ve accessed it in the past but I was unable to find it there this time. I also tried looking at the import file but that wasn’t helpful since I wasn’t able to understand what was going on in there :\

[gertkeno]

I move my tabs around so I don’t recall exactly where it will be in the default editor layout

[istubbdmytoe]

:0, I cut that part off when screenshotting aparently.
When I look at that area from double clicking on the png all I see is Inspector, Signals, and groups, as if it was a node.

[gertkeno]

The Import tab may be in a different area, I move my tabs around, it could be on the left or right side

[conz3d]

Default it’s on the left.