Slacker Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 29, 2015 #1 Hello folks, i would like what is the best practice to use bitmaps. It's well known that at different screen sizes, a bitmap could stretch and lose its quality. Someones advise to use several copies of the same bitmap for any screen resolution to avoid this problem. What is the practice do you advise me to handle this issue ? Keep in mind that i generally use just 2 optimized layouts (portrait and landscape) adjusting them for all screen sizes. Thank you very much !
Hello folks, i would like what is the best practice to use bitmaps. It's well known that at different screen sizes, a bitmap could stretch and lose its quality. Someones advise to use several copies of the same bitmap for any screen resolution to avoid this problem. What is the practice do you advise me to handle this issue ? Keep in mind that i generally use just 2 optimized layouts (portrait and landscape) adjusting them for all screen sizes. Thank you very much !
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 29, 2015 #2 I recommend you to start with large images and test how they look on smaller devices. In most cases they will look good. Upvote 0
I recommend you to start with large images and test how they look on smaller devices. In most cases they will look good.
S sorex Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 29, 2015 #3 these days phones have quite high resolutions (compared to the 240x400 on one of my phones) so I would go for something close to 800x600 & 600x800, up or downscaling that would still lookgood. Upvote 0
these days phones have quite high resolutions (compared to the 240x400 on one of my phones) so I would go for something close to 800x600 & 600x800, up or downscaling that would still lookgood.
Slacker Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 29, 2015 #4 Ok, thank you. A little curiosity: Candy Crash Saga has that little bird called "Odus"; that seems to be always perfect in any screen sizes; is that an animated sequence bitmaps or an animated vector graphics ? Upvote 0
Ok, thank you. A little curiosity: Candy Crash Saga has that little bird called "Odus"; that seems to be always perfect in any screen sizes; is that an animated sequence bitmaps or an animated vector graphics ?
DonManfred Expert Licensed User Longtime User Jan 29, 2015 #5 Slacker said: A little curiosity: Candy Crash Saga has that little bird called "Odus"; that seems to be always perfect in any screen sizes; is that an animated sequence bitmaps or an animated vector graphics ? Click to expand... You need to ask the Candy Crush Saga Author(s) Upvote 0
Slacker said: A little curiosity: Candy Crash Saga has that little bird called "Odus"; that seems to be always perfect in any screen sizes; is that an animated sequence bitmaps or an animated vector graphics ? Click to expand... You need to ask the Candy Crush Saga Author(s)
