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If two different screen resolutions (say 1024x768 and 1920x1200) had the fixed standard game window and both took cropped screen shots of the bank window. Would both images display the same size if one resolution was lowered/raised to match the other?

 

Basically trying to get different images from people of the same section and wondering if a different screen resolution makes a different sized image, as I would prefer them all to be consistent.

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wondering if a different screen resolution makes a different sized image

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If two different screen resolutions (say 1024x768 and 1920x1200) had the fixed standard game window and both took cropped screen shots of the bank window. Would both images display the same size if one resolution was lowered/raised to match the other?

 

Basically trying to get different images from people of the same section and wondering if a different screen resolution makes a different sized image, as I would prefer them all to be consistent.

Hi there, K.M. ... :^_^:

 

It does not matter what resolution that you take the screenshots at. The image data will still be the same pixel-for-pixel size. The only thing that can differ is how it looks based on physical monitor size and selected monitor resolution, but it will have no effect on the actual image itself. So it could look big at one resolution or small at another, but it would all be the same single image that never changed size which is being displayed. :thumbsup:

 

Hope that helps. :D

 

~Mr. D. V. "It's all the same image size, doesn't matter your screen size!" Devnull

 

 

(p.s.: I hope you didn't 'iggy' me here too, or you'll miss this fine post... And I hope your chat 'iggy' was just a troll joke...)

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If two different screen resolutions (say 1024x768 and 1920x1200) had the fixed standard game window and both took cropped screen shots of the bank window. Would both images display the same size if one resolution was lowered/raised to match the other?

 

Basically trying to get different images from people of the same section and wondering if a different screen resolution makes a different sized image, as I would prefer them all to be consistent.

Hi there, K.M. ... :^_^:

 

It does not matter what resolution that you take the screenshots at. The image data will still be the same pixel-for-pixel size. The only thing that can differ is how it looks based on physical monitor size and selected monitor resolution, but it will have no effect on the actual image itself. So it could look big at one resolution or small at another, but it would all be the same single image that never changed size which is being displayed. :thumbsup:

 

Hope that helps. :D

 

~Mr. D. V. "It's all the same image size, doesn't matter your screen size!" Devnull

 

 

(p.s.: I hope you didn't 'iggy' me here too, or you'll miss this fine post... And I hope your chat 'iggy' was just a troll joke...)

 

 

Thanks, that's what I was thinking but not completely sure. :thumbsup:

 

(p.s.: I did actually iggy you in game for a few hours but you were being a bit annoying. I ignore people easily.)

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