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Automatic Downsizing Problem
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I'm currently working on a project.
The project's logical resolution is 960x1600. I was going to have a 480x800 at first, then I thought that downsizing should take less time than upsizing, since gideros has automatic downsizing.
Let's say I have an image.png with size 960x1600,
and an image@half.png with size 480x800.
I tried running the project on a 320x480 (iPhone) resolution, and it uses the image.png.
When I used a bigger resolution 1536x2048 (iPad Retina) resolution, it uses the image@half.png.
Simply put, the images it should use according to its resolutions are reversed.
I tried running it on iPhone and iPad device, and it has similar behavior like how it was simulated.
Any solutions as to fix this problem? Thank you in advance!
The project's logical resolution is 960x1600. I was going to have a 480x800 at first, then I thought that downsizing should take less time than upsizing, since gideros has automatic downsizing.
Let's say I have an image.png with size 960x1600,
and an image@half.png with size 480x800.
I tried running the project on a 320x480 (iPhone) resolution, and it uses the image.png.
When I used a bigger resolution 1536x2048 (iPad Retina) resolution, it uses the image@half.png.
Simply put, the images it should use according to its resolutions are reversed.
I tried running it on iPhone and iPad device, and it has similar behavior like how it was simulated.
Any solutions as to fix this problem? Thank you in advance!