Importing graphics lose quality

ckurt25ckurt25 Member Posts: 122
edited November -1 in Art, Graphics, Music and Sound
Hi Gang!

I took some time off from GS but am starting to work on a new game. I had someone create background images (I think she used Photoshop) and the images are 1024 x 768 and 72 dpi. When I add them to GS and try to add them to the scene it looks like the image quality is horrible. I can preview the image and it looks great. Any ideas?

Thanks!
Chris

Comments

  • BarkBarkCoBarkBarkCo Member Posts: 1,400
    Are you using Resolution Independence?
  • ckurt25ckurt25 Member Posts: 122
    Ive tried it both ways. I've also tried dragging the pic into the scene, creating an actor with 1024x768 as it's size and another as 480x320, then adding the image and it always turns out poor quality.
  • CodeMonkeyCodeMonkey Head Chef, Member, PRO Posts: 1,803
    A lot of times I've seen Photoshop make 72dpi actually 72.01dpi. You may want to check that in Preview.
  • ckurt25ckurt25 Member Posts: 122
    Ah... It wasn't 72.01 but 359.98. Once I fixed it it worked. BIG THANKS!
  • PhoticsPhotics Member Posts: 4,172
    ckurt25 said:
    Ive tried it both ways. I've also tried dragging the pic into the scene, creating an actor with 1024x768 as it's size and another as 480x320, then adding the image and it always turns out poor quality.

    When I add artwork to GameSalad, I try to the limit the amount of conversion. I save the files as PNG-24, so GameSalad can't mess with it too much.
  • ckurt25ckurt25 Member Posts: 122
    Thanks for the tip. I'll pass this along to my intern that is doing my art. I love cheap labor ;)
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