That error usually means the texture is too large or not a power of two. Try lowering the resolution and it should work fine on Android.

That error usually comes up when the texture is either too large or not in power-of-two dimensions. Reducing the resolution or adjusting the size should solve it, especially for Android devices. I’ve run into similar issues while working on projects outside 3D too, like when setting up visuals for a guaranteed rent scheme website, optimization makes all the difference in how smoothly things run.

If the Blender plugin or assets you’re using are released under a license that requires a commercial license for business use, then yes, you’d need one. It usually depends on the specific license terms of the plugin or assets, not Blender itself. I’d recommend double-checking the plugin’s documentation or contacting the author to be sure before using it on your newspaper’s site.

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