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THIS AWESOME! this would be so useful
make games in hi resolution- you can then have your view in actual size to enjoy the graphics- but can pull out to see what you are doing.
This would make terrain assessment much easier and if you can switch to controlling the view- you effectively have sniper zoom!
Best of all- if you made a fighter game- you would not have to be trapped by the screen if characters move apart from each other.

247wkman wrote:THIS AWESOME! this would be so useful
make games in hi resolution- you can then have your view in actual size to enjoy the graphics- but can pull out to see what you are doing.
This would make terrain assessment much easier and if you can switch to controlling the view- you effectively have sniper zoom!
Best of all- if you made a fighter game- you would not have to be trapped by the screen if characters move apart from each other.

Thanks dude! Hope you can use it in some your game!

how can I use MouseDown on this? I can't do MouseDown on Canvas. I have a button inside a canvas but I cannot click it. help!

THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!
this would be useful for IOS and android phones or tablets

you might even find out how to make 3D Games

Really great contribution! Thanks lcl!

knucklecrunchgames wrote:THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!
this would be useful for IOS and android phones or tablets

Yes, I was thinking about iOS and Android when making this, too. Only problem seems to be that Game Editor's
canvas drawing functions are way too heavy for mobile devices, which results in game running very slowly if there is
something being drawn on a canvas. :/ Thanks anyway!

knucklecrunchgames wrote:you might even find out how to make 3D Games

Certain kind of 3D surely is possible with (and even without) canvas in Game Editor. For example see these topics:

• Raycasting (realized on canvas actor with setpen() & putpixel()): viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2850
• Method similar to raycasting (realized with normal actors with different sized animations): viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5658#p39534

Lacotemale wrote:Really great contribution! Thanks lcl!

Thanks to you!

lcl wrote:

knucklecrunchgames wrote:THIS IS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!
this would be useful for IOS and android phones or tablets

Yes, I was thinking about iOS and Android when making this, too. Only problem seems to be that Game Editor's
canvas drawing functions are way too heavy for mobile devices, which results in game running very slowly if there is
something being drawn on a canvas. :/ Thanks anyway!

knucklecrunchgames wrote:you might even find out how to make 3D Games

Certain kind of 3D surely is possible with (and even without) canvas in Game Editor. For example see these topics:

• Raycasting (realized on canvas actor with setpen() & putpixel()): viewtopic.php?f=6&t=2850
• Method similar to raycasting (realized with normal actors with different sized animations): viewtopic.php?f=4&t=5658#p39534

Lacotemale wrote:Really great contribution! Thanks lcl!

Thanks to you!

cool thanks dude

I have been playin around with this, and I must say, AWESOME.

I did a little bit of tweaking on it by adding a filled region actor that will "zoom" the "camera" in and out when the player hits it.
Which is pretty nifty when your player is going through like a tunnel or something.

You could do some amazing stuff with this, I'm most impressed!

+1

RippeR7420 wrote:I did a little bit of tweaking on it by adding a filled region actor that will "zoom" the "camera" in and out when the player hits it.
Which is pretty nifty when your player is going through like a tunnel or something.

Cool!

RippeR7420 wrote:You could do some amazing stuff with this, I'm most impressed!
+1

Thanks! =) I wish you find it useful!

I will give this a try soon, thanks LCL. This is very promising in regards to rescaling a game for a smaller screen, such as on a smartphone or something like that, without having to rebuild the entire game.

Zivouhr wrote:I will give this a try soon, thanks LCL. This is very promising in regards to rescaling a game for a smaller screen, such as on a smartphone or something like that, without having to rebuild the entire game.

One thing though is that you still have to export it separately, since you can change the resolution only in Game Editor, not in the game itself.
This system is just for making it easier to export those different-resolution versions.
One downside is that smartphones won't be able to use this, since this requires a canvas actor, and currently canvas actors cause a lot lag on mobile devices.
But I hope it's useful to you anyway.

The easiest way to utilize this system is to build your game with this from the start.

Okay, thanks for that info LCL.

Initially I didn't see what use this program had but something just him me, If I wanted to make a retro game I'd make it in a small resolution but smal resolutions are so small on a modern computer screen.

What if I could use RESOLUTIONARY to scale up the visuals! Like you know AXRIA retro world? The comments complain about how small the screen appears on thier monitor well JamesLeonard can go reverse engineer this widget to have his game appear bigger on the computer screen!

Yes, that was the idea of this project

However, with GE 1.4.1 soon being published, there won't be need for this anymore, as skydereign has added screen scaling and resolution changing to GE.