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Peak Imouto rendelkezik ezzel: RPG Maker MV

2015. okt. 31., 17:32

Exporting map images with real 1:1 proportions?

OK, so I want to add some real looking shadows and light to my towns, but when i export the map as an image, it exports it at half the real size! I need it to export in the size the map is inside the editor and game so I can make a foreground image to staple above it.

Any ideas? Can it be made using a plugin, if so, which?

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Elucidator rendelkezik ezzel: RPG Maker MV

2015. okt. 31., 17:38

This may be a very stupid idea, I have no idea if it actually works, but...
If the image is half size, then shouldn't making the tiles take twice the space make the image normal size?
I haven't played around with MV much yet, but I read somewhere that there is a plugin that allows you to set the tile size. It's standard 48p. I'm guessing to make the tiles take twice the normal size on the grid, you would need to set the value to 24p, if I get what I read at least. xd

Uhm, no... ignore it. Don't do it, I just realized you may need to remap everything if you do this. ... which can be tricky.

Sorry, I guess I don't have a good sollution.

Legutóbb szerkesztette: Elucidator; 2015. okt. 31., 17:43

kittylitterproduction rendelkezik ezzel: RPG Maker MV

2015. okt. 31., 17:45

It's a bug. They're working on it.

eliure

2015. okt. 31., 17:46

if you only need to know where everything is and don't need a spot on picture
why don't you just resize it in a image editor

Peak Imouto rendelkezik ezzel: RPG Maker MV

2015. okt. 31., 17:52

eliure eredeti hozzászólása:
if you only need to know where everything is and don't need a spot on picture
why don't you just resize it in a image editor

Because I need to be very detailed. I cant guess how pixels are supposed look when they are in the proper resolution, i need to see them in their proper res :)