There’s an issue when adding xAlign = “center” yAlign = “center” (or left, right, top, bottom for that matter) to the config.lua.
config.lua looking like this:
application =
{
content =
{
width=320,
height=480,
fps = 30,
scale = "letterbox"
xAlign = "center"
yAlign = "center"
},
}
When adding xAlign and yAlign, the width and height no longer correspond to the size defined in the config file but automatically sets itself to width=640, height = 960.
You can try this in any of the tutorials/demos using Lime by just adding the xAlign / yAlign to config.lua.
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Which width and height gets set? When I set those values nothing seems to happen, at least visually that is? [import]uid: 119420 topic_id: 24173 reply_id: 97803[/import]
Yes, I meant visually. At my end, when adding the xAlign / yAlign to config.lua, the visual output changes from 320/480 to 640/960. I’ve tried this without using Lime and then it works just fine (i.e. nothing changes). [import]uid: 129287 topic_id: 24173 reply_id: 97814[/import]
Hmm, very strange. Nothing seems to happen my send. Are you able to send me a project where it definitely changes your end and then I will try it with the latest daily incase it is something Ansca has fixed and that’s why I’m not seeing it. [import]uid: 119420 topic_id: 24173 reply_id: 97936[/import]
It could be that this has been fixed by Ansca, as I’m using build 2011.704. The only thing is that I don’t experience the bug in projects that’s not using Lime. Anyway, I’ve sent you an example which is causing the change at my end.
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I haven’t received it my send yet, which address did you send it to?
Found it, Google decided to mark it as Spam. Even though it’s let all the rest of our conversations come through fine. [import]uid: 119420 topic_id: 24173 reply_id: 98086[/import]
So sorry, my fault. I can’t see how the commas escaped me. [import]uid: 129287 topic_id: 24173 reply_id: 98244[/import]
No worries, easy mistake to make and what’s great is that it was even easier to fix
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