   Texture sheet power of 2, but what about the images within?
  (Sorry, my second post of the day)As I understand it, textures should be power of 2, so I am making my texture sheets 2048x2048. Now, do the images within the sheet need to be power of 2? I mean can I place a 100x100 image inside the 2048x2048 texture sheet and then draw the sprite like so?://Load 2048x2048 sheet   Texture texture = TextureLoader.FromFile(device, Directory.GetCurrentDirectory() + "\\graphics\\texsheet0.dds",  0, 0, 1, 0, Format.Unknown, Pool.Managed, Filter.None, Filter.None, 0);  //draw 100x100 sprite   sprite.Draw(texture, new Rectangle(0, 0, 100, 100)Vector3.Empty, new Vector3(plotX, plotY, 0), Color.White.ToArgb());  I'm asking because I'm using the nvidia texture atlas tool to create my 2048x2048 sheets, however, when I add my 100x100 sprites to the texture, the tool resizes them to 128x128..   
  Once the texture has been loaded you can cut it up into any way you like to render it to screen.Though techically if your sprites are 100x100 then your draw rect is going to be from 0-99.   ;Quote:Original post by jtagge75Once the texture has been loaded you can cut it up into any way you like to render it to screen.Though techically if your sprites are 100x100 then your draw rect is going to be from 0-99.Oops, thanks. :))Do you know of a tool that is like nvidia's texture atlas tool, but allows you to add non-power of 2 images to a power of 2 texture? It would take me way too long to create myself..   ;  I found this:VAtlas - Texture atlas tool