Thank you, Omar.
I also have a Photoshop subscription. I think Blender may has an add-on or feature for resizing textures.
However, if Photoshop or GIMP is better suited for this task, I’ll use one of those.
By the way, I’m puzzled why my file size doubled after merging duplicate materials and cleaning up.
It’s now twice as large, which makes me question if cleaning materials and textures is efficient.
How do you organize your materials when your projects grow larger?
In most cases, I need quick conceptual designs to show clients rather than final renders.
During the design process, I don’t need high-resolution 4K textures and prefer faster viewport rendering and a lighter model for easier manipulation.
What are some good practices for managing my scene in this scenario?
Thank you very much.
