Picking a Game Resolution

No tutorial shows how to make your 2d game nicely fill the screen at different aspect ratios.

Great vid m8

thank!

What are your tips on finding fonts that work like that?

do you still have that 8bit font XD

And that become worse with mobile games 😄

Really good and simple video. Thanks!

Any ways to get the best of both worlds? To have pixel perfect graphics using the Viewport stretch mode while preventing pixel snapping during movements.

Cheers! Very helpful tip with the scaling options. It fixed my scaling issues I came here for 😂

480x352 seems like a weird choice since it's only 8 pixels away from 480x360 which is the proper 4:3 aspect ratio. 360p is also known for scaling better to 1080p full screen.

So basically, for picking a resolution (canva size) for my game if i pick for example 320x180 res it's going to scale up to 1920x1080 by itself when i build the game and play it in a pc monitor right?

Also, for making something like 2d shooters where you have a rotating weapon, pixels get distorted when the gun sprite gets rotated so should i just pick a big resolution and scale up everything to resolve the issue ?

I could be wrong but I believe you could render the font on a separate view port, that way it won't be affected by the games internal resolution

Great video!!

youre so cool jon topielski

Thanks king👑

can you make tut about how to get the right pixel scale when full screen?

what if my basic assets are something like 500x500 pixels, then i resize them to smaller res, put into godot but set the game res (test window) to something like you had, 960x704 or whatever. will it affect the quality (lower the quality) of the assets when someone is playing the game in 960x704?

You could think of the width and height setting as the internal resolution and the test width and height as the "physical" resolution. i.e what screen resolution its expected to run on.

Great, thank you!

Thank you man)) Nice content))

Excellent sum up, thank you.