Fix: set texture sampling to POINT in noSmooth() for OpenGL #951#1427
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This isn't making any change in the output. It's still blurry. Can you share screen shots of your result? I'm also curious about some of the code changes you've made.
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This PR addresses Issue #951. I have updated the noSmooth() method in PGraphicsOpenGL.java to set textureSampling to Texture.POINT. This ensures that textures remain sharp when noSmooth() is called in P2D/P3D renderers, matching the expected behavior.