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AppGameKit Classic Chat / High Images in Android

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Juande
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Posted: 27th Jul 2012 20:11
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Hi everyone.

I am testing the commands "Loadimage" and "getimageheight". I am testing in PC and android (ASUS TF101 and samsung galaxy mini).
My image is 4096x4096 (ok... it's very high, but it's a sprite sheet) When the app show the height in PC, the value is correct: 4096. But for my android device is 1024! Is the maximum height (for android) 1024? or Am I making a mistake?

Thanks!

Sorry for my english.
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Ancient Lady
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Posted: 28th Jul 2012 19:09
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Please show us your code. It would make it much easier to see if you are actually doing what you think you are.

It's not entirely impossible that your Android is clipping the image to display only what it can.

Is the PC version showing the entire image?

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Juande
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Posted: 28th Jul 2012 20:17 Edited at: 28th Jul 2012 20:19
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Sorry... the code is:
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Juande
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Posted: 28th Jul 2012 20:18 Edited at: 28th Jul 2012 20:19
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Image is a white image.

In PC the image height is 2048 or 4096. In android, it's 1024.
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FakeBlood
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Posted: 28th Jul 2012 20:39
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Is it possible its doing some kind of scaling? You could test that by having something on the image instead of just white
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DVader
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1024 is the limit on most android phones I believe. I don't think any support 4096x4096 but I could be wrong as specs improve all the time.

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Juande
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The scaled works and you can use images with 4096 but the image is distorted...

It's interesting load high images if you want to use subimages. I want to create a intro for my game...
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DVader
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I'm not surprised, you will lose loads of detail scaling a 4096 image down to 1024. I am surprised it worked at all though, but seems wasteful memory wise to use such a high image size on an android phone. Wouldn't it be more efficient to have it scaled to a more useable size and thus save on memory costs?

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bjadams
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On mobile devices (apart from ipad3) AppGameKit automatically resizes textures to 1024.

just split your spritesheet into multiple spritesheets and keep them max 1024x1024
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Quote: "SetDisplayAspect( 4.0/3.0 )
setvirtualresolution(640,480)"

Why do you use an percentage setting together with the virtual resolution?

Set display aspect should not be used together with virtual resolution.

Android devices have limitations of 512-1024 on image scale.

I belive galaxy mini is one of the devices with an 512x512 texture limit?

Android 2.3 Gingerbread , ZTE Skate , 480x800 , 4.3 inches , 800 mhz cpu , 512 mb ram
Android 4.0 Sandwich , Dmtech 3g 9738B , 1024x768 , 9.7 inches , cortex A8 1.2 cpu , 1 gb ram.
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erebusman
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On many video cards for a long time the max texture size was 1024x.

For mobile devices I sincerely would think that size texture should be used rarely if at all as it might not be supported on all devices even if AppGameKit will take it.

It probably boils down to how compatible you want your app to be? 4/5th gen devices may be okay but mid-range and slightly older ones will probably choke.
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Juande
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Posted: 31st Jul 2012 19:35 Edited at: 31st Jul 2012 19:36
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DVader, I am checking the limits for learning. However, it's interesting to load a big image... why? You can make a movies (intro for you game, for example) using animated sprites. Other utility... it would be show a HD game.

bjadams, Now, I am doing that, But, it's not confortable.

Cliff Mellangard 3DEGS, It's right! I don't know where I have my head... (I am spanish, Is it correct the expression "I don't know where I have my head" or do you use other...?


Thanks!

Greetings!
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Let's say you load a 900 x 1200 image (not spritesheet), and AppGameKit resizes it in half.

Then you do a SetSpriteSize command to get it back to 900 x 1200. Will this work on mobiles like Iphone & high-spec Android?
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