Resolution and Dots

SlipBall · #1 06-28-2012, 12:38 PM

What is the native for Clod 1920x1080?

HessleReich · #2 06-28-2012, 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by SlipBall

What is the native for Clod 1920x1080?

The term "Native" in this case is referencing your screens highest/best resolution it is capable of. ie 1080p screen = 1920x1080

I hope this explains it...

Allons! · #3 06-28-2012, 05:26 PM

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Originally Posted by HessleReich

The term "Native" in this case is referencing your screens highest/best resolution it is capable of. ie 1080p screen = 1920x1080

On my 1080p screen i changed down to 1680 * 1050 and i have better fps AND better visibility of dot imo. Greetz, Allons!

SlipBall · #4 06-28-2012, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by HessleReich

The term "Native" in this case is referencing your screens highest/best resolution it is capable of. ie 1080p screen = 1920x1080

I hope this explains it...

No, I was asking about the development resolution... In other words, the game is at it's best (the way it was meant to be seen) at that/what resolution. Anything higher than that native resolution is basically just stretching the image out, anything lower is shrinking the image.

...it probably says on the box, but I don't have one.

HessleReich · #5 06-29-2012, 08:10 AM

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Originally Posted by SlipBall

No, I was asking about the development resolution... In other words, the game is at it's best (the way it was meant to be seen) at that/what resolution. Anything higher than that native resolution is basically just stretching the image out, anything lower is shrinking the image.

...it probably says on the box, but I don't have one.

There is no native for this, your perspective changes in game to match your chosen resolution, it can be run in almost any resolution and presume it was produced on machine capable of 1600x1200 or 1920x1080, if not then they were using super old hardware such as 1280x1020 or something.

Just to be clear, there is no stretching when you change resolution unless you choose one your screen cannot support and you use psuedo fullscreen. This would then look as though circles have been squashed or something like this.

EDIT, This is a very quick explanation, does not cover it, sorry for misunderstanding the question the first time Slipball