Art Import Problem
PsychoticStudios
Member Posts: 101
I have been following some of the art tuts from SpriteAttack. Which by the way are awesome. But I have a problem when I import my art into GameSalad specifically art from inkscape. I don't know what exactly is the problem but whenever I get art done in inkscape and bring it over to GameSalad and put in a scene it becomes more pixelated or very detailed 8-Bit (IDK how to describe it). Check this pic to see what I mean,
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/26430893/Screenshot-3.png
If you compare the too same pictures you can tell the one in the scene isn't as nice if you know how to fix this or how I caused it please let me know.
P.S: If this happens from me moving it from moving it from computer to computer. This could be a problem.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/26430893/Screenshot-3.png
If you compare the too same pictures you can tell the one in the scene isn't as nice if you know how to fix this or how I caused it please let me know.
P.S: If this happens from me moving it from moving it from computer to computer. This could be a problem.
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But everything else is good.
EDIT: Also, if you are making for retina, make sure it is divisible by 4 too.
EDIT 2: Sorry, did see that you said you were using Inkscape.
-Jake
1. Make sure the thing you want to export is selected. Go to File -> Export Bitmap, make sure that the DPI setting is at 90. And the Width and Height values you are exporting is at least divisible by 2, if not 4. Also, don't change them in the Export Bitmap, change them in the toolbar before the Export Bitmap, like in the pic.
2. Click Selection if it is not already at the top, step 1 may need to be repeated if you have to select it.
3. Choose a save place. Once you have, clicking "Save" in the browser doesn't do it. You need to click Export for it to go.
4. Download iResizer
5. Drag or Use the + button to add your image.
6. Set the "Settings" tab to the options as above. ↑
7. Choose a destination, name, the number doesn't matter but it'll be there no matter what, and set "Save As:" to PNG.
8. Click Resize, and you should have a new, 72DPI exactly the same size as you wanted image.
Hope this helps!
-Jake
Thanks for the help guys. I will try that for my next game.
http://gamesalad.com/forums/topic.php?id=33649
http://gamesalad.com/forums/topic.php?id=33653&replies=1#post-246169
If that dosen't work I'll just get the iresize app you were talking about.
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/26430893/GRRR.png