Help: Blurry images inside construct 2

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  • Hi Guys,

    I am trying to make a game that can support multiple devices screens, so i used a safe zone technique ( safe zone 1024 X 640 px )

    and when the layout start, i scroll to the safe zone object and it's work fine with most of screens with some extra space on sides

    when game runs on mobiles and some extra space on top and bottom when the game runs on tablets.

    The problem that i faced, all my images become blurry after i add them to construct 2, I received images from my designer with

    hi-res to support rietna devices, images original canvas ( 2560 X 1536 px ) so i resized all images inside the photoshop to the same

    safe zone size ( 1024 X 640 px ) and it's look good and sharp inside the photoshop and on my desktop, but it's becomes blurry after

    i add them to the construct 2.

    in the properties, i changed:

    Pixel rounding: between on and off.

    Sampling: i tried liner and point.

    but i.m still facing the same problem

    Can you help me guys with this problem ?

  • Any one o_O

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  • Do you mean 1024 X 640 px PER IMAGE?

    What is layout and window size?

    I've had bad experiences resizing images myself that I just go to the original vector art and re-export the images.

    Ideally your images should be 1.2-1.5 times the size they're going to be in C2.

  • Do you mean 1024 X 640 px PER IMAGE?

    I mean my playable background.

    What is layout and window size?

    Layout Size: 1920 x 1080 px

    Window Size: 1024 x 640 px

    I received my designs in photoshop, and when i resized inside photoshop it's looks sharp

    but after import it inside construct 2, it's just goes blurry o_O

  • So it's your background that you have a problem with?

    Well counting your background as a separate sprite, it would need to be 1.5x original size

    meaning 1536 x 960 px. That should make it clearer but that is a huge waste of memory.

    You should look for other options like tiled background.

    I don't use Photoshop but I use Inkscape and every time I re-export a PNG image it gets blurrier and blurrier.

    Sorry but I'm not the right person to ask for Photoshop advice as I'm an amateur.

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