I'm working on a game that includes a split-screen coop mode, and I'm currently working on support for resolutions that have different aspect ratios other than my game's standard 16:9.
Here's what the game looks like at 16:9
And unfortunately, here's the best I've been able to do for 4:3 resolution.
As you can see, the image is stretched vertically. (You'd be able to see the same amount of the playfield as you do in the 16:9 screenshot, if I hadn't put in letterbox bars at the top and bottom.)
Here's are my cameras' current settings:
I've tried doing this a bunch of different ways to no avail:
- Setting the Normalized View height to something lower like 0.8: This shrinks the view, but doesn't squash the image at all.
- Playing around with the different overrides. Everything I try seems to make the images squashed or stretched.
- Giving each of the cameras a height and width of 1, then giving Camera 1 a Viewport Rect X of -0.5 and Camera 2 a Viewport Rect X of 0.5. When I do this, it attempts to squash Camera 1's entire image to the left side of the screen instead of leaving half the image off the screen as I'd want.
Hopefully I've made this easy enough to understand. Any suggestions on how I could get this to work properly?