Godot 4.3
When I was trying to make a window for the player and map scene to be displayed on, I noticed that the player seemed to warp slightly whenever the camera moved. I attached a video of what it looks like. Does anyone know how to stop it from warping?
Seems like a smooth movement. Your last post was about the pixel art, is the warping you mention fractional scaling?
I’m sorry, I’m pretty new to Godot. Could you elaborate on what fractional scaling is?
This article does a good job showing “Standard scaling approaches”, if you are scaling up your pixel art by non-integer (numbers with decimals) then some pixels will be larger than others, this is exacerbated by the player movement.
The solution is usually to force integer scaling in the project settings “display/window/stretch/scale_mode”, not sure if this will work very well for your window system, you may have to explain more about how you set this up if it doesn’t help.
Sorry for the late response. I already had Integer scaling on for the game. The window system I made has these four scenes.
The Desktop
Node2D
â”–â•´CanvasLayer
â” â•´ColorRect
â”–â•´GridContainer
â”–â•´VBoxContainer
â” â•´TextureButton
â”–â•´Camera2D
The VBoxContainer has a script so that whenever the button is pressed, it spawns the window scene as a sibling.
The Window
Window
â”–â•´SubViewportContainer
â”–â•´SubViewport
â”–â•´Node2D (Instantiated Scene of game)
The Game
Node2D
â” â•´TileMapLayer
â”–â•´Characterbody2D (Instantiated)
The Player Character
CharacterBody2D
â” â•´Sprite2D
â” â•´ColisionShape2D
â” â•´Camera2D
â”–â•´Area2D
â”–â•´ColisionShape2D