Blender 2.79b game engine: textures not showing when in game mode

[pifmgr.dll]

so i made a fish model with textures and messed around on the game engine but whenever i switch the shading to glsl or go into game mode the texture didn't show up

[pifmgr.dll]

oh yeah here's the blend file:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1XJaR6k5Sgy-6Erl0g6lv0CaQ1wBpT8Ok/view?usp=sharing
(use 2.79b btw)

[still__alive]

You don't have your painted texture applied as an actual texture. Note: I've modified my UI here to show all the settings in one screenshot - in your file just scroll down to see the other options.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2800982699

1. You need to go here to the texture tab.

2. You then need to set this box to "Image or Movie".

3. This is the box where you can point Blender to the image file you want to use. Instead of clicking "New" or "Open", you should be able to click the little paper icon in front of those buttons to get a list and see an existing "fish" image contained in your file. This is what you texture painted.

4. Now you just need to set the coordinates to "UV" so the texture is applied properly and uses your UV map.

[pifmgr.dll]

Originally posted by still__alive:

You don't have your painted texture applied as an actual texture. Note: I've modified my UI here to show all the settings in one screenshot - in your file just scroll down to see the other options.

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2800982699

1. You need to go here to the texture tab.

2. You then need to set this box to "Image or Movie".

3. This is the box where you can point Blender to the image file you want to use. Instead of clicking "New" or "Open", you should be able to click the little paper icon in front of those buttons to get a list and see an existing "fish" image contained in your file. This is what you texture painted.

4. Now you just need to set the coordinates to "UV" so the texture is applied properly and uses your UV map.

thanks!. the fish texture shows properly when inside game mode or when enabling GLSL