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Support / Re: using tk2dCamera help

« on: February 01, 2013, 01:41:36 pm »

Thank you for your reply unikron.

One last small thing.. when I click on the "1:1" (make pixel perfect) button on the sprite, it is scaled a much bigger size. Why is this so? when should I use this button?

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Support / Re: Animated Sprite collider not being created properly

« on: January 31, 2013, 06:01:17 pm »

Thank you this one helped me too.

similar to this ... I cannot change the scale of a box collider on a sprite. The only way that the box collider can be scaled is by scaling the sprite itself. Am I missing something here?

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Support / using tk2dCamera help

« on: January 31, 2013, 09:57:59 am »

I am having problems when using the tk2dCamera object and would really appreciate some help.

So what I am doing? I created a background image for testing purposes with a resolution of 1280x720 which I have put in a sprite collection (with use tk2dCamera ticked) and produced a sprite object with this background image texture. I have then added a tk2dCamera and I am now trying to fix the whole image on the screen.

I have set camera size to 100
I have set the native resolution to 1280x720
I also set the camera resolution to 640x360 and also fixed the game window to match the same resolution

Went back to the background sprite inspector, and clicked 1:1 button for pixel perfect texture. The texture was scaled from 1 to 360 in all axis and this resulted in the camera displaying a zoomed area of the image.

I went back to the camera object and added an override resolution of 640x360 and a scale of 0.0014. And as a result, the whole image was now displayed on the camera.

If I delete the tk2dCamera and create a normal unity camera object with size 100, and then I go in the sprite collection and untick the use with tk2dCamera and set the height to 720, and click on the 1:1 button on the sprite object, the whole image is displayed in the camera.

I would like to ask you if in both cases the background image is at pixel perfect? and what is the difference between the two as in features, advantages and disadvantages?