Stretch 3D Scene using Viewport but single Sprite3D Node using Canvas Items (2D)

[jumpycaterpillar]

Godot Version

4.2.2

Question

Title says it (I hope), I have a 3D Scene with a Sprite3D, I made the Viewport Window Size low so the world looks pixelated but my Sprite3D of course also gets completly pixelated and you cant even recognize it anymore, is there a way to render the Sprite3D seperately so it does not get pixelated but is still in the World and can interact (Meaning, it shouldnt be an UI).

Is this even possible? If yes, just sending me a tutorial or the docs would be sufficient

[Dave864]

If you haven’t already, I would recommend looking at this topic. It deals with a similar issue to what you’ve described and has a provided solution.

Exclude sprite from viewport pixel effect

Godot Version v4.2.2 Question My game is using a pixel effect for all objects in the game, which is working well. To accomplish this, I’m using a SubViewportContainer with the Stretch Shrink set to 3. I have an AnimatedSprite3D which is already pixelated however, and thus shouldn’t be included in the effect. How would I go about this? I’ve tried using a separate viewport container to no avail. [image] [image]

The short of it is to use another viewport for the items that you don’t want stretched. There is a big caveat to this. All items in the other viewport will render separately from the stretched viewport. Another user has encountered this exact issue.

Exclude Sprite3D from Viewport pixelation, but maintain depth

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