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SamYan
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Hi, i'm looking to get any solution form resizing the 'game' correctly in desktop and mobile screens but no way. I get the background image (sprite) non centralized and zoomed stage. Anyone can  tell me please what's the wrong?

CSS

body {
    background-color: rgb(0, 0, 0);
    width: 100%;
    height: 100%;
    overflow: hidden;
}

#pixi-canvas {
    position: absolute;
    top: 0;
    left: 0;
    right: 0;
    bottom: 0;
    margin: auto;
}

 

JS

const logicalWidth = 1280 // window.innerWidth;
const logicalHeight = 720 // window.innerHeight;

// Init Application
let app: PIXI.Application = new PIXI.Application(logicalWidth, logicalHeight, { backgroundColor: 0x2c3e50, roundPixels: true, resolution: window.devicePixelRatio, autoResize: true });

app.view.id = 'pixi-canvas';

// Add canvas to DOM
document.body.appendChild(app.view);

{ ... }

let background: PIXI.Sprite = PIXI.Sprite.fromImage("bg");

rootContainer.addChild(background);
app.stage.addChild(background);

{ ... }

this.resizeHandler(app.stage, app.renderer, logicalHeight, logicalWidth);

window.addEventListener('resize', () => {
	this.resizeHandler(app.stage, app.renderer, logicalHeight, logicalWidth);
});


private resizeHandler(stage: PIXI.Container, renderer: any, logicalHeight: number, logicalWidth: number) {
	const scaleFactor = Math.min(
		window.innerWidth / logicalWidth,
		window.innerHeight / logicalHeight
	);

	let newWidth: number = Math.ceil(logicalWidth * scaleFactor);
	let newHeight: number = Math.ceil(logicalHeight * scaleFactor);

	console.log('size', {w: logicalWidth, h: logicalHeight, newW: newWidth, newH: newHeight, scaleFactor: scaleFactor});

	renderer.resize(newWidth, newHeight);
	stage.scale.set(scaleFactor);
};

 

RESULT

image.thumb.png.bbf4d44687a0ba45be36ec0d276829a9.png

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Can't say this is the 100% correct way to do it, but have run it this way for the last couple of projects...
 

document.body.appendChild(this.view);
window.addEventListener('resize', this.resize.bind(this));
this.resize();


    resize() {
        let current = { width: this.renderer.width, height: this.renderer.height };
        let ratio = current.width / current.height;
        if (window.innerWidth / window.innerHeight >= ratio) {
            var width = window.innerHeight * ratio;
            var height = window.innerHeight;
        } else {
            var width = window.innerWidth;
            var height = window.innerWidth / ratio;
        }
        this.view.style.width = `${ width }px`;
        this.view.style.height = `${ height }px`;
    }
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23 minutes ago, sHAYM4N said:

Can't say this is the 100% correct way to do it, but have run it this way for the last couple of projects...
 


document.body.appendChild(this.view);
window.addEventListener('resize', this.resize.bind(this));
this.resize();


    resize() {
        let current = { width: this.renderer.width, height: this.renderer.height };
        let ratio = current.width / current.height;
        if (window.innerWidth / window.innerHeight >= ratio) {
            var width = window.innerHeight * ratio;
            var height = window.innerHeight;
        } else {
            var width = window.innerWidth;
            var height = window.innerWidth / ratio;
        }
        this.view.style.width = `${ width }px`;
        this.view.style.height = `${ height }px`;
    }

Thanks for response but i get the same result. Not working.

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i dont know if this can help you because am not fully understand, maybe more information can help.
But here how i add zoom engine with pixijs and how the game are responsive to the node js app resolution and redimention

https://github.com/djmisterjon/PIXI.ProStageEditor/blob/master/js/plugins/core_Camera.js
 

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10 minutes ago, jonforum said:

i dont know if this can help you because am not fully understand, maybe more information can help.
But here how i add zoom engine with pixijs and how the game are responsive to the node js app resolution and redimention

https://github.com/djmisterjon/PIXI.ProStageEditor/blob/master/js/plugins/core_Camera.js
 

Thanks for response but still not working. I'm looing and it's the stage scale problem (app.stage.scale). I can't calculate the aspect ratio for stage.

 

IVAN I NEED YOUR HELP. ?

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to get ratio of scale based on your resolution you can create a custom  global method 

 

    // Get a ratio for resize in a bounds
    function getRatio(obj, w, h) {
        let r = Math.min(w / obj.width, h / obj.height);
        return r;
    };

 

this will based on you max resolution game. In 2d sprite game, alway make ressource more resolution from what you really need for take zoom.

Also Example triks on my side is 1920x1080 max resolution screen, but i build all my ressource for a 8k game, so when i zoom, i don't have pixel issue or need compute on another textures.

 

so 

app.stage.scale.set ( getRatio(app.stage,maxWidth,maxHeight) ); 

should help you 

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7 hours ago, jonforum said:

to get ratio of scale based on your resolution you can create a custom  global method 

 


    // Get a ratio for resize in a bounds
    function getRatio(obj, w, h) {
        let r = Math.min(w / obj.width, h / obj.height);
        return r;
    };

 

this will based on you max resolution game. In 2d sprite game, alway make ressource more resolution from what you really need for take zoom.

Also Example triks on my side is 1920x1080 max resolution screen, but i build all my ressource for a 8k game, so when i zoom, i don't have pixel issue or need compute on another textures.

 

so 


app.stage.scale.set ( getRatio(app.stage,maxWidth,maxHeight) ); 

should help you 

 

 

Thanks  for response but not working.

 

I have tried to give the max size of the background to my view and now it's working, but when i try in mobile screen, fails again.

 

http://jsfiddle.net/om0hskfy/

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35 minutes ago, jonforum said:

Are you able to send a printScreen or preview of result what you target?
Your sprite does not mean much, not knowing what it should represent.
If you can send a target result vs current result , this can help to understand what your target behavior.

It's background:

 

desktop screen:

image.thumb.png.ce4995a03f1e049c16ff3b41c6a9a4d6.png

 

mobile screen:

image.thumb.png.669ad1cbbf9fd38981374a922fbdef3b.png

 

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