Image not centered

[EmeraldSword]

Hi, there is a game i play which uses 1280x720 resolution images, i was thinking about increasing the quality of the images, for my personal use, so i upscaled one of them with very good results (imo)

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Then i replaced the old image with the newer one, but when i loaded up the game this is what i saw (spolier below), bear in mind i have 0 knowledge regarding Ren'Py, can anyone help me?

Spoiler: in game with replaced image

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[anne O'nymous]

[...] can anyone help me?

Yes.

Stop loosing your time wanting to resize the images one by one. Resize the game's window, Ren'py will automatically do everything for you.

 

[EmeraldSword]

Yes.

Stop loosing your time wanting to resize the images one by one. Resize the game's window, Ren'py will automatically do everything for you.

I'm sorry but i don't understand, english isn't my first language so it's probably my fault, but nothing changes when i resize the game window, the image is still off centered, and i maybe i expressed myself wrong before but i increased the resolution of the image from 720p to 1440p

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btw thank you for helping me

 

[anne O'nymous]

I'm sorry but i don't understand, [...]

Ren'py automatically (re)size the image to fit the game windows :

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So the only thing you have to do is to forgot everything you already did, and put back any original images.
Then you put the mouse cursor at one corner of the game window, click, then grab this corner to resize the said game window.

 

[EmeraldSword]

Ren'py automatically (re)size the image to fit the game windows :

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So the only thing you have to do is to forgot everything you already did, and put back any original images.
Then you put the mouse cursor at one corner of the game window, click, then grab this corner to resize the said game window.

I know how to resize a window, but if i put back the 720p image and then resize the window i would only get a bigger or smaller image (depending on the size of the window) the problem is that i want the game to display ''my'' higher quality image, not the original lower quality one, if i resize the window like you showed me before(with my higher quality image loaded) i get an off centered image, bigger or smaller depending on the size of the game window, but still off centered.

 

[anne O'nymous]

the problem is that i want the game to display ''my'' higher quality image, not the original lower quality one, [...]

Your images don't have an higher quality, just an higher resolution. It's only synonym of higher quality when the change happen before the rendering.
An effective higher quality would have meant that you reworked the color profile, adjusted the contrast and all ; there's clearly none of this on the example you provided. Therefore, as I said initially, you'll just lost your time for something that could have been done, with a really near quality in the end, automatically.

But well, since you insist.
[path to the game]/game/option.rpy: line 12
Replace the values in gui.init( 1280, 720) by the one you want.

 

[EmeraldSword]

Thank you very much!!!! Thank you for helping me, i really mean it. I don't know if this website keeps the original picture you upload without lowering the quality or not, but to me it's like night and day, and that's what matters in the end, of course i respect your opinion.

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