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MrAlaux / Nugget-Doom

Nugget Doom is a fork of Woof! with additional features.
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native res #89

Closed KABOM93 closed 7 months ago

KABOM93 commented 7 months ago

add real native res like in woof pls

MrAlaux commented 7 months ago

As stated yesterday back in Woof's repo, Nugget already has native resolution, we're just missing a "proper" release. Go here and scroll down to get an autobuild with the latest features.

KABOM93 commented 7 months ago

As stated yesterday back in Woof's repo, Nugget already has native resolution, we're just missing a "proper" release. Go here and scroll down to get an autobuild with the latest features.

oh yeah but there is still the wierd pixelation on the sides

MrAlaux commented 7 months ago

oh yeah but there is still the wierd pixelation on the sides

In the latest autobuilds? Are you sure? If so, please share your .cfg so I can test it.

KABOM93 commented 7 months ago

In the latest autobuilds?

yes, i clicked ot the here link you sent

and here is the .cfg file with my cfg.zip

MrAlaux commented 7 months ago

Using your .cfg in the latest master -- that is, these autobuilds -- I can't reproduce the issue. It might be because my screen is 768p, so I can't run the game at 2160p like you do.

Let's try something: grab the latest Woof autobuild from here, make a copy of your nugget-doom.cfg and rename it to woof.cfg, then launch the Woof autobuild using that .cfg. Then, let me know if you see the pixelation on the sides. I want to check if the issue originates in Woof to report it accordingly.

KABOM93 commented 7 months ago

Using your .cfg in the latest master -- that is, these autobuilds -- I can't reproduce the issue. It might be because my screen is 768p, so I can't run the game at 2160p like you do.

Let's try something: grab the latest Woof autobuild from here, make a copy of your nugget-doom.cfg and rename it to woof.cfg, then launch the Woof autobuild using that .cfg. Then, let me know if you see the pixelation on the sides. I want to check if the issue originates in Woof to report it accordingly.

well i think i found the main issue, i tried it in woof and i thought it was not there cuz it didnt look like it but then i looked closer and saw it.so what i think is happening is that nugget dooms res isnt really native but is still 1800p and is lowered to smaller resolutions like your 768p but doesnt go higher than that 1800p witch is a problem with 4k monitors (it also said in nugget that current resolution is 3834x1800 instead of 3840x2160) and well it isnt that noticable in woof and if it was like that in nugget it would be great

MrAlaux commented 7 months ago

Nugget's resolution should be working exactly the same as Woof's, I don't recall changing anything.

If you change default_verbosity in the .cfg (either Woof's or Nugget's) to 4, and launch the .com instead of the .exe, the resolution will be reported in the console window. Please verify that both ports are running at the same resolution. Also, please take a screenshot of the error in Woof; you can type HOM as a cheat to enable HOM detection, which should make the glitchy columns turn red.

To clarify, neither port is (or should be) running at a 2160px height because of aspect ratio correction; the screen is stretched vertically by x1.2, so 1800 * 1.2 = 2160. This is completely intentional. As for the 3834px width, that's basically the result of some rounding necessary to make things work properly.

MrAlaux commented 7 months ago

Oh, I forgot: the RATE cheat also reports the resolution. Please take the Woof screenshot with it enabled.

KABOM93 commented 7 months ago

oh, so it both runs in the same res the reason i didnt see it in woof was probably because i didnt raise the brightness when i tested woof,so my idea how to fix it (if its possible) is to be able to scale up to 2200p

KABOM93 commented 7 months ago

keep in mind that im 14 so i dont understand coding that much