![]() ![]() I think that's clear but to elaborate imagine you're looking at a simple box from a distance/perspective such that one face of the box happens to take up the entirety of your screen. Higher resolution textures bring this closer to 1:1 making it look more sharp and less blurry. When you look closely at to an object you'll typically end up with 1 texel being mapped onto more than 1 pixel. The reason is that you're not limited to viewing textures on a 1:1 pixel:texel (texel = pixel of a texture) ratio. ![]() To answer OP, no you don't up to a point. All the smart ass replies for no apparent reason.Īsking whether you need a 4k monitor for a 4k texture is a perfectly reasonable question.
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