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Hempuli Crazy? Registered 09/01/2005 Points 7968	28th May, 2006 at 14:25:26 - I asked this from MIG, but his (her?) answer wasn't as good as I needed. I wanted to make smaller resolution than Display properties object can do, like in MIGs games or in Lyle In The Cube Sector (= Bestes metroid copy () everr!). He said to put these things from game properties: Window: -set Resize display to fill current window size on -set Change Resolution Mode on And then from Run-Time: -set Use DirectX on It works, but, but, the pixels have different sizes and the game looks horrible! When i watched MIGs games again i saw that he has the same problem: His games pixels have different sizes!! I gave up, but then i saw LITCS(Lyle In The Cube Sector)! It has its pixel rightly, but i know it is resized. So, I tried every combination of MIGs advices, but it still dont work. Could you help? (Sorry, many line breaks.) No sig for you.
Werbad Registered 18/09/2002 Points 235	28th May, 2006 at 14:54:12 - What size is the playarea? If it is not proportional to the screen resolution the pixels will be stretched and/or get different sizes. n/a
David Newton (DavidN) Invisible Registered 27/10/2002 Points 8322	28th May, 2006 at 14:54:40 - For pixels to be the same size, the window has to have the correct ratio of 4:3 - for example, 160x120 or 800x600. What size are you resizing to? http://www.davidn.co.nr - Games, music, living in America
Bibin At least 9001 Registered 01/07/2005 Points 308	28th May, 2006 at 15:10:10 - If the game is supposed to be 320x240, you could change the resolution to 640x480, set resize display and stuff, and then use the window object to maximize it after the resolution changes. n/a
Hempuli Crazy? Registered 09/01/2005 Points 7968	28th May, 2006 at 15:19:40 - My game has 320x200 screens. No sig for you.
Hempuli Crazy? Registered 09/01/2005 Points 7968	28th May, 2006 at 15:33:43 - That window object thing is not working.. No sig for you.
Radix hot for teacher Registered 01/10/2003 Points 3139	28th May, 2006 at 17:20:40 - Try 320x240. n/a
Hempuli Crazy? Registered 09/01/2005 Points 7968	28th May, 2006 at 17:22:58 - almost right size. There's still some pixel which have different sizes.. I wonder is there a way to do this easier No sig for you.
AndyUK Mascot Maniac Registered 01/08/2002 Points 14586	28th May, 2006 at 19:24:30 - you're not doing it right if the pixels aren't the correct sizes. try using the windows object too. .
DaVince This fool just HAD to have a custom rating Registered 04/09/2004 Points 7998	28th May, 2006 at 19:31:23 - Change the screens to 32x240 and use 640x480, that's probably the best and most compatible way. Old member (~2004-2007).
AndyUK Mascot Maniac Registered 01/08/2002 Points 14586	28th May, 2006 at 20:17:19 - mig2 uses MMF anyway which can change the resolution to much lower than 320x240 (i think) .
Hempuli Crazy? Registered 09/01/2005 Points 7968	29th May, 2006 at 06:45:59 - I use it too. bah, if i use display properties to make it 640x480, the screen goes black because Display Properties doesn't sync with V-sync.. No sig for you.
Hempuli Crazy? Registered 09/01/2005 Points 7968	29th May, 2006 at 06:46:48 - Oops, not V-sync, i ment DirectX! No sig for you.
DaVince This fool just HAD to have a custom rating Registered 04/09/2004 Points 7998	29th May, 2006 at 12:10:48 - If you use MMF, set the resolution to either 640x400 or just 320x200 (you won't need to stretch to fit the correct size anymore then, either). Edited by the Author. Old member (~2004-2007).
Radix hot for teacher Registered 01/10/2003 Points 3139	29th May, 2006 at 12:16:35 - NO. 320x200 is wrong. The right aspect would be 320x240. You can do this, but not for a fullscreen mode--I use another method that's better suited, just using the window control object and re-centering. Edited by the Author. n/a

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