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Question by philekiert · Mar 20, 2017 at 01:26 AM · 2dresolutionpixelpixel art

Pixel perfect sprites being distorted only at odd-numbered resolutions

Hi all,

I've got the camera and sprite movement set up to make the game 'pixel perfect', but as soon as either the horizontal or vertical resolution is set to an odd number, the pixels start shrinking and stretching.

I've tried budging the camera up or down by half a pixel to try and fix it, but this doesn't help.

Anyone else encountered this issue? Thanks for any help.

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You know what, I just made a mistake in the code for nudging the camera - that does fix it. To correct another error as well, the height value makes no difference.

If anyone else has the same issue, just nudge the camera across (left or right) half a pixel if Screen.width is odd.

If someone wants to copy and paste this comment into an answer, I'll mark it answered.

avatar image RobAnthem philekiert · Mar 20, 2017 at 02:50 AM 1
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If at all possible, resolutions should always be POT (power of two).

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