Graphic Resolution Size

[wyverngem]

I wanted to ask before getting any further on my project. What's the recommended graphic Resolution for images in Renpy? Right now I have a sprite that's in 72dpi, though when I added her to the game and put it into full screen she looks blurred. I'm using the standard window size 800 x 600, but my screen size is 1440 x 900.

[Hijiri]

I wanted to ask before getting any further on my project. What's the recommended graphic Resolution for images in Renpy? Right now I have a sprite that's in 72dpi, though when I added her to the game and put it into full screen she looks blurred. I'm using the standard window size 800 x 600, but my screen size is 1440 x 900.

I don't think there's a "reccomended resolution" for Ren'Py as many people make different types of games with different window sizes. My two projects, for example, are 1280x720 (Dual-Chain Rhapsody) and 1024x600(lost code) and my own screen size is 1920x1080. And Dpi really has no value on computers, that's only important if you're printing something. The only reason the sprite would look blurry is if your hardware is having trouble processing it or you scaled it to a size iot shouldn't be. Care to post the sprite?

[wyverngem]

Here's the sprite. It's raw right now, not sized for the program or anything. I'll look into changing the screen size. I really don't like 800x600.

[Kuroneko_rg]

If you don't like 800x600 just change it to 1024x768 or any other higher resolution. Keep in though, that higher resolution games might have problems
to run on older computers. 1024x768 is a pretty good option in both quality and performance.

[nyaatrap]

When you use heavy animations or composite sprites, resolution over 1024 may cause memory shortage. Also its PNG decompression lag time will be obvious even if on a newest machine. But if you don't use them, you can use higher resolution.

[wyverngem]

Thanks, I ended up changing the screen size and it helped out a bit. At least in my opinion.