INFINITE ZOOM in Construct 3

I very need make Size comparison Simulator.

Please add Infinite Zoom to Construct 2 and 3

and See It

I need Use Giant Sprites

Very lagre than original Zoom

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I dont Have Monitor 8K for Ultimate zoom)

Please Help wirh Zoom

So hard make giant sprites on Level without Zoom

You've already asked this question 10 months ago and many people told you that this is a bad idea and won't work.

You need to re-think the way you do zooming in your game, use different images or even layouts for different zoom levels.

There are lots of technical complications involving Z depth (affecting the Z elevation feature), far-plane culling, floating point precision and more. This is not at all a simple change.

You are talking about zooming in your game?

Then there are no restrictions. There is noting stopping you zooming in or out 10000000000% forever

because you can scale up or down as much as you want.

you will just have to be clever with sprite sizes and when to display them

for example the circles and space invader sprites here are allways zooming in

you can do the same with different sprites.

drive.google.com/open

Because Construct 3 supports Z elevation, zoom is implemented as moving the camera on the Z axis, and 3D rendering requires a far plane (i.e. a maximum draw distance). Consequently while you can zoom to any value, you cannot draw objects at an unlimited distance away from the camera; so if you rely on extremely large objects extremely far away, they may in fact disappear. However I think this is an extreme way to design a game and there are probably alternative ways of getting the same effect without using such extremes.

alternative ways

for Size Simulator is

8K monitor + Construct 3

there will be Epic Zoom =)

youtu.be/r3_kOyNETXc

NetOne

In Game All Ok!

but in Editor, my sprites don't fit in Editor's Screen =)

the people that made that video don't have infinite zoom either - they use tricks to make it look that way. You have to figure out when to swap from one set of images to lower resolution versions.

that is what 3d engines do - they only render objects that are close, anything far away uses a less detailed version of the object.