But then why did you say:
"Depends on which way you're scaling it. If you're only scaling down, there's no reason to use the resource hungry mipmap flag."
That implies that you think mipmapping is only useful when scaling up. Or am I interpreting that incorrectly?
"Depends on which way you're scaling it. If you're only scaling down, there's no reason to use the resource hungry mipmap flag."
That implies that you think mipmapping is only useful when scaling up. Or am I interpreting that incorrectly?