LoadRawTextureData: not enough data provided

Hello, so i'm sending my sprite over the network by getting the texture from it, then converting it into a byte array

Then im sending the byte AND the size of the texture, but when i use LoadRawTextureData, it says the texture size is too big?, please help

This is the code that sends it

Code (JavaScript):

1. PhotonView.RPC("SetUserInfo", PhotonTargets.AllBufferedViaServer, textureBytes,  new Vector2(texture.width, texture.height));

and this is the code that assembles it again on the other end, but its also here where the error gets thrown

Code (JavaScript):

1. var objTexture : Texture2D = new Texture2D(textureSize.x, textureSize.y);
2.         objTexture.LoadRawTextureData(textureBytes);
3.         objTexture.Apply();

 

Just to be clear, this is how i'm getting the texture from the sprite

Code (JavaScript):

1. var textureBytes : byte[] = spriteIcon.texture.GetRawTextureData();

 

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According to the docs: https://docs.unity3d.com/ScriptReference/Texture2D.LoadRawTextureData.html
You should specify more information to let Unity know what kind of Texture you are constructing from the raw byte array.

 

I even tried this with no luck, still the same

Code (JavaScript):

1. icon = GameJolt.API.Manager.Instance.CurrentUser.Avatar;
2.  
3. var textureTemp : Texture2D = icon.texture;
4.  
5.                 var textureOriginal : byte[] = textureTemp.GetRawTextureData();
6.                 var textureCompressed : byte[] = CLZF2.Compress(textureOriginal);
7.  
8.                 Debug.Log("original: " + textureOriginal.length + " | compressed: " + textureCompressed.length + " | size: " + new Vector2(textureTemp.width, textureTemp.height));
9.  
10.                 var textureDecompressed : byte[] = CLZF2.Decompress(textureCompressed);
11.  
12.                 Debug.Log("original2: " + textureDecompressed.length + " | compressed2: " + textureCompressed.length);
13.  
14.                 var objTexture : Texture2D = new Texture2D(textureTemp.width, textureTemp.height);
15.                 objTexture.LoadRawTextureData(textureOriginal);
16.                 objTexture.Apply();

 

Please see the attached project. works well for me.

 

just to be sure, does the code i've made work with jpeg? because its only when i use jpeg it doens't work

 

Nevermind, i got it working now!

The only thing i need to add was this little bit of code -.-'

Code (JavaScript):

1. TextureFormat.RGBA32, false