Problem with tiles dimension ≠ 48x48

Soatz · 2015-10-26T01:00:23+0900

Hi guys, i tried to use some 16x16 tiles but the results were not that good :/ there are some few problems when you change the resolution accordingly to the new tile dimension, for example it's all blurred (probably it's caused by the shader or the rescaling algorithm). Also the menu is sadly not available (i don't remember a plug in to change menu size....or is there?) Thanks for help brothers ^_^ Soatz My plugins What i see when playing (very blurred D: ) The menu D:

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Soatz

#1 Oct 25, 2015, 04:00 PM Source

Hi guys,

i tried to use some 16x16 tiles but the results were not that good :/

there are some few problems when you change the resolution accordingly to the new tile dimension,

for example it's all blurred (probably it's caused by the shader or the rescaling algorithm).

Also the menu is sadly not available (i don't remember a plug in to change menu size....or is there?)

Thanks for help brothers ^_^

Soatz

My plugins

What i see when playing (very blurred D: )

The menu D:
Milennin

#2 Oct 25, 2015, 04:07 PM Source

For me it's only blurry when I resize the window, but it would be nice if there was a way to prevent it from happening at all.

To make the window functional, you'll need to make the resolution bigger. I have a project on a 832x480 resolution with 16x16 tiles that were upscaled 2x to make them 32x32.
Zalerinian

#3 Oct 25, 2015, 04:11 PM Source

The windows don't scale with the tile sizes, and when you resized the window, the windows didn't get any smaller, so they smooshed together. You'll have to leave the screen size the same until we can get a plugin made that properly scales the screen to accommodate smaller tile sizes. Larger screen sizes shouldn't cause any issues with the menus, as they'd just expand to fill the space.
Soatz

#4 Oct 25, 2015, 04:18 PM Source

Thanks guys, i don't think that upscaling a 16x16 texture to 32x32 is a great solution because you're basically wasting 4 times the resources needed to render it, but if that's all we can do for now it's ok!

Is there any way i could solve this? How would you solve this problem?

Thanks guys,

Soatz
JosephSeraph

#5 Oct 25, 2015, 04:28 PM Source

Basically programming a new menu interface! XD

Unfortunately that's what you'd have to do. I'd love to see something like this too, tbh. A low resolution menus plugin.
KisaiTenshi

#6 Oct 25, 2015, 05:04 PM Source

Soatz said:
Hi guys,

i tried to use some 16x16 tiles but the results were not that good :/

there are some few problems when you change the resolution accordingly to the new tile dimension,

for example it's all blurred (probably it's caused by the shader or the rescaling algorithm).

Also the menu is sadly not available (i don't remember a plug in to change menu size....or is there?)

Thanks for help brothers ^_^

Soatz

My plugins Schermata 2015-10-25 alle 16.37.38.png

What i see when playing (very blurred D: ) Schermata 2015-10-25 alle 16.36.31.png

The menu D: Schermata 2015-10-25 alle 16.37.03.png
I believe this requires

PIXI.SCALE_MODES.DEFAULT = PIXI.SCALE_MODES.NEAREST;Being set, otherwise it will not use nearest-neighbor scaling, which is why stuff is blurry.
Soatz

#7 Oct 25, 2015, 05:28 PM Source

KisaiTenshi said:
I believe this requires

PIXI.SCALE_MODES.DEFAULT = PIXI.SCALE_MODES.NEAREST;Being set, otherwise it will not use nearest-neighbor scaling, which is why stuff is blurry.
Thanks for the help man, sorry for the newbie question but... where do i write it? if i put it in a new script it marks me as an error in the console (like if something is undefined).

I've tried digging the pixi.js but i couldn't find anything to swap them t__t

EDIT:

i found it :D but it doesn't change anything...T___T

i've looked into this for some time, it may have changed http://www.html5gamedevs.com/topic/3108-resize-screen-in-pixel-art-pixijs/
JosephSeraph

#8 Oct 25, 2015, 06:28 PM Source

Wow... Awesome! This probably means one could make a scaling plugin that uses filters!
Milennin

#9 Oct 25, 2015, 07:07 PM Source

So... it's in this part of the pixi.js?

/*** The scale modes that are supported by pixi.** The DEFAULT scale mode affects the default scaling mode of future operations.* It can be re-assigned to either LINEAR or NEAREST, depending upon suitability.** @property {Object} scaleModes* @property {Number} scaleModes.DEFAULT=LINEAR* @property {Number} scaleModes.LINEAR Smooth scaling* @property {Number} scaleModes.NEAREST Pixelating scaling* @static*/PIXI.scaleModes = { DEFAULT:0, LINEAR:0, NEAREST:1};Tried changing this:

* @property {Number} scaleModes.DEFAULT=LINEARto:

* @property {Number} scaleModes.DEFAULT=NEARESTbut nothing happened...
Soatz

#10 Oct 27, 2015, 10:53 AM Source

Milennin said:
So... it's in this part of the pixi.js?

/*** The scale modes that are supported by pixi.** The DEFAULT scale mode affects the default scaling mode of future operations.* It can be re-assigned to either LINEAR or NEAREST, depending upon suitability.** @property {Object} scaleModes* @property {Number} scaleModes.DEFAULT=LINEAR* @property {Number} scaleModes.LINEAR Smooth scaling* @property {Number} scaleModes.NEAREST Pixelating scaling* @static*/PIXI.scaleModes = { DEFAULT:0, LINEAR:0, NEAREST:1};Tried changing this:

* @property {Number} scaleModes.DEFAULT=LINEARto:

* @property {Number} scaleModes.DEFAULT=NEARESTbut nothing happened...
I think that it's because that's the comment section ^_^ i'm asking Shaz right now in another thread, be strong my 16x16 brothers! :D
Milennin

#11 Oct 27, 2015, 11:12 AM Source

Soatz said:
I think that it's because that's the comment section ^_^ i'm asking Shaz right now in another thread, be strong my 16x16 brothers! :D
Lol, it's already fixed in another thread.
Soatz

#12 Oct 27, 2015, 06:02 PM Source

Milennin said:
Lol, it's already fixed in another thread.
Love you <3 :D

For anyone looking for solution this is the thread!

http://forums.rpgmakerweb.com/index.php?/topic/47504-how-to-remove-blur/