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Plants vs. Zombies » Screenshots resolution too high
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Screenshots resolution too high
MtFR (2143), May 09, 2009
User AvatarHi. Constructive criticism: while the screenshots are pretty nice, it's a bad idea the resolution in which they were taken is so high. I'm saying this because you can obviously see that the game's bitmaps are upscaled which makes the screenshots look worse than whatever the original resolution had been. I mean I understand that with 3D games, but in 2D games when the bitmaps look like this... not so good idea.
User AvatarThey don't look bad, but they definitely look like they've been resized.
User AvatarAre you sure you haven't enabled "Automatically enlarge smaller screenshots (320x200, etc.)" in the preferences of your profile on MobyGames? Generally all screenshots are taken in native resolutions.
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Sciere Wrote:
Are you sure you haven't enabled "Automatically enlarge smaller screenshots (320x200, etc.)" in the preferences of your profile on MobyGames? Generally all screenshots are taken in native resolutions.



Were you talking to me ? Because I didn't submit them. I just know what a resized screenshot looks like. (I had a bad habbit of doing that back when I first joined.)
User AvatarIf it was directed to you, I would have replied below your message.

I didn't notice this was in the game-specific forum, and thought it was a general thing, so it hasn't got to do with the preferences.
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DANIEL HAWKS ! Wrote:
Were you talking to me ?

Dude, we use the "threaded" view, instead of the flat view. Accesible at the top right hand of the screen.
User AvatarHey, speak for yourself - I for one much prefer the flat view! You can still tell who's answering who.
User AvatarDitto.
(Edited by Indra was here Bronze Star Contributing Member (15465), May 10, 2009)
Re: Screenshots resolution too high
Indra was here Bronze Star Contributing Member (15465), May 10, 2009
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DJP Mom Wrote:
I for one much prefer the flat view! You can still tell who's answering who.

You can? I use both actually.
User AvatarThe indentation of the white text box.
User AvatarYes, but this also depends on the complexity of the thread. With a 100+ thread, and someone answering someone in the middle of the tree, it might get complicated (pages to scroll and compare).

But apparently some people have this problem already with the following post. :P
User AvatarThe shots were not upscaled, the game does render it that way. In fact, the game does not offer a resolution to be set, but uses the desktop resolution. (I've just tried the game and played it in 1680*1050, and it basically looks the same as those shots on file :)).
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Xoleras Wrote:
The shots were not upscaled, the game does render it that way. In fact, the game does not offer a resolution to be set, but uses the desktop resolution. (I've just tried the game and played it in 1680*1050, and it basically looks the same as those shots on file :)).



Yep, I wasn't totally clear, I didn't mean to incriminate that the initial-screenshots taker upscaled them manually. What you said.
User AvatarMacs Black has submitted a new set of shots, now in the default, non-upscaled resolution of 800x600.
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Sciere Wrote:
Macs Black has submitted a new set of shots, now in the default, non-upscaled resolution of 800x600.



Man, they look gorgeous now, and I see that he also covered the night-time levels. Great!

By the way I'm answering so late because I didn't check the thread after I posted initially. And this, because I thought that adding the thread to "watch list" would notify me by e-mail on replies. Seems not. Well, it's become a lengthy discussion so cheers to all!
 

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