List of True 16:9 Resolutions
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O Ilusionista
Captain 80K
And can we use, say, 1664 x 936 resolution on bor?
Btw, there is no usage if you use a 1280x720 resolution if the sprites just get smaller. The resize need to use the advantage of HR (like Mugen does).
Btw, there is no usage if you use a 1280x720 resolution if the sprites just get smaller. The resize need to use the advantage of HR (like Mugen does).
rafhot
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those are resolutions that support widescreen like the 480x272 and 960x540 stored on bor config flags
but since i dont remember wich update it is suported more values than the ones from 1 to 6
here a screenshot of my mod at 1664x936 : https://www.dropbox.com/s/3hcm46ycrpmoewc/fantasticfour%20-%200054.png
and it at 960x540 that is his current project resolution : https://www.dropbox.com/s/xsu0i2d6tojeu0d/fantasticfour%20-%200057.png
by the way those values are more for people who are creating hd sprites like i remember a guy drawing samurai warriors or something like that
i just post as refference as most of projects still use 4:3 format that make black spaces under people who have widescreen 16:9 displays
but since i dont remember wich update it is suported more values than the ones from 1 to 6
here a screenshot of my mod at 1664x936 : https://www.dropbox.com/s/3hcm46ycrpmoewc/fantasticfour%20-%200054.png
and it at 960x540 that is his current project resolution : https://www.dropbox.com/s/xsu0i2d6tojeu0d/fantasticfour%20-%200057.png
by the way those values are more for people who are creating hd sprites like i remember a guy drawing samurai warriors or something like that
i just post as refference as most of projects still use 4:3 format that make black spaces under people who have widescreen 16:9 displays
O Ilusionista
Captain 80K
My question is:
Does the OpenBor HD scaling works as Mugen does? Can you use a 2x (or 4x) times bigger sprite, scale it to 0.5 (or 0.25) and it won't be pixelated?
Does the OpenBor HD scaling works as Mugen does? Can you use a 2x (or 4x) times bigger sprite, scale it to 0.5 (or 0.25) and it won't be pixelated?
you cant scale like that cause bboxes and attack boxes arent scaled, i think it scales with regular nearest pixel method.Theres no such thing as openbor HD, its just many resolution types are enabled from some time and basically you can use whatever resolution if its not slowing down gameplay for you, i dont remember any mods that used scaling feature, in mugen its in header so its easy but here you need to add drawmethod to every animation, its not really useable because of hitboxes problem, only for asthetics and graphical effects.
bWWd said:
This is not entirely true. Though I never released it, my prototype Fatal Fury Chronicles module used sprite scaling in regular gameplay. Entities closer on Z axis to the "camera" appeared larger and scaled in real time. This does not require a drawmethod in every animation or even an update script. Movez and some other checks here and there (on spawn for instance) will do the job just fine.
It IS true that collision boxes are not hard coded to adjust with the sprite (this is actually a good thing in the long run), and for this reason the zooming was limited to +/- 10% while entities are on the active play field. That kept collision boxes still precise enough that you couldn't tell even if you were looking for it. Once out of the play field (i.e. the classic "thrown into the camera" fatality) all bets were off and scaling vector was unlimited.
It's still available for use here, though I have since been working on an slimmed down update.
As for boxes, I was also working on allowing script access to collision boxes. ATM they are read only, but it shouldn't be too difficult to add write as well.
DC
O Ilusionista
Captain 80K
Sorry to disagree, but in mugen is not "in the header". There are several ways to archive the same thing on mugen, but each method have different good and bad points:
- by CNS scalling:
The most common usage. This scales only the sprites, not all the CLSN (colision boxes) and Mugen can have - and its better to - more than one clsn. Neither the position ("spawn position" in BOR).
So, if we wanna have this:
you need to use this:
The bad point is that you need to use those multipliers to get the things done, you need to draw CLSN size * the scale factor (so a 0.5 char should have CLSN at the double size).
- by the HIRES = 1
Works for stages (for chars, its built in on the engine). The sprites are always at half size, so the game resolution is not 320x240 anymore, but 640x480). Unil this point, you can't change the screen resolution
- by loocalcord
Added on Mugen 1.0 (the latest public release) http://elecbyte.com/mugendocs/coordspace.html