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Having same issue here. Considering my game runs at ultra low resolution by choice, this function is nothing but an eyesore , especially if you're aiming for retro graphics (Game is running in 320x200, native resolution in this case was 1280x1024). Compare it with the previous version , before the ...

Okay, thank you anyway. I appreciate your time in looking at this as well as the fast response. I'm using Creator-Defined Displayables so I think I'll try to optionally create scaled versions with im.Scale as part of the __init__ method (when scaling is required), and switch between these images whe...

I've made a replication, here is the download link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/mpgdzzptl4mj55r/Replication.zip?dl=1 It shows: the original image the same image scaled with im.FactorScale the same image scaled with im.FactorScale (bilinear filtering disabled) the same image scaled with a transform The...

I've tested the nightly build with the fix. The final scaling now matches the mouse position and fixes the use of the scaling multiplier but config.use_drawable_resolution = False doesn't seem to have any effect on the transform. It's definitely on because text rendering for graphical exception hand...

Thanks for the reply. I've tried this but it seems to trigger a bug where mouse co-ordinates are no longer aligned with image co-ordinates. Now the game isn't scaled to fill the window or go fullscreen, but the mouse co-ordinates are. I've captured what it looks like here: https://www.dropbox.com/s/...

Hi! I'm working on something similar to this where I'm using a very low resolution and letting it scale up based on the drawable resolution. config.screen_width = 320 config.screen_height = 180 config.nearest_neighbor = True This is working great except that attempting to scale pixel art with a tran...