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Adding a PNG with asset manager causes it to be half size
One would assume that when you import a costume with the asset manager extension, it should have the same result as the import option, but it does not. It should have the same result, but it's only half as big as the original image in the editor. All the pixels are still there, it's just scaled down by half.
If anyone know a workaround in the meantime, please, let me know, as having images import as the proper size is essential to my current project.
Scratch's costumes measure 1 stage step for every 2 pixels in an image, and Scratch measures costumes in stage steps. Is this what's happening here?
Scratch's costumes measure 1 stage step for every 2 pixels in an image, and Scratch measures costumes in stage steps. Is this what's happening here?
In my halfed-ass experimenting trying to come up with a band aid fix by editing the SVG data, yes, exactly
I was doing some testing, and costumes imported via Asset Manager appear to be half as big as uploading the same costume manually through the "Add a Costume" menu.
You can counter this by just doubling the size of your sprite.
Also interesting, in Scratch (and TurboWarp), when you export a bitmap costume and then re-import it, Scratch doubles the size upon import as long as it can fit within 480x360 stage steps. Asset Manager does not do this, hence why every costume it adds is half the expected size.
https://github.com/TurboWarp/extensions/assets/106490990/e31cf9f2-4e14-47a8-ae97-d936bce95728
For my specific issue the whole point is importing costumes live while packaged, but they have to be at their original resolution. I also can't just double the size, and I feel asset manager should do this for consistency state, or possibly add a way to double the size of a costume internally instead of using size
Scratch internally has a bitmapResolution parameter for costumes, where, for example, a value of 1 is essentially a 480x360 canvas, and 2 is 960x720 (the usual one). Maybe that could be added as a parameter for the add costume block.
That's personally why I requested an HD upload block.
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Scratch internally has a bitmapResolution parameter for costumes, where, for example, a value of 1 is essentially a 480x360 canvas, and 2 is 960x720 (the usual one). Maybe that could be added as a parameter for the add costume block.
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Fine then, I'll do it myself
https://github.com/snowboyz0825/snowscodestuff/blob/main/Scratch%20Code/Sprite2.sprite3 Link to download if anyone is interested. Credit is nice but not necessary.