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I'm trying to import a custom texture into one of my Constructor albums, and I'm getting an error message saying that the dimensions of my texture aren't a power of two. However, the dimensions of my texture are 512x256.
I'm quite stuck on what to do. Does anyone have any suggestions?
Almost certain my texture's a .png, or at least something common like .png or .jpg.
I saved my file as a .png (mentioned above), so I don't think there's a wrong name involved.
The file's called rosie_HuntersPursuitCredits, and the closest things to a matching name are the four interior names, which are rosie_HuntersPursuit with a number from 1-4 at the end. (No spaces. Right after the "t".)
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Power of Two Texture isn't Power of Two?
