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Kronbits4 years ago

I just go to sleep now. i will investigate tomorrow, thanks for all the info!

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pixelator4 years ago

Ok good night and good luck

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pixelator4 years ago

If you want another info then ask me another time

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Kronbits4 years ago

Maybe the wrong thing is related on the aspect ratio.

Try  using v1.55, in full screen, using a 4k image, resolution: 3840x2160, and let me know if error still happens.

I mean, try to make the aspect ratio divisible by your resolution 1920x1080.

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pixelator4 years ago

I just read the method you wrote. You mean it's okay if you work with the image within the screen's maximum resolution, right? Let's try it.

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pixelator4 years ago

I've tried the way you did. I think I found the exact problem! I found a problem using dithering the entire 1920x1080 image! I post the results for you to see. One image is Pixelate WH=2,2, and one image is WH=8,8.The topmost dithering is not applied.

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Kronbits4 years ago

If thats the problem, i think i can fix it, here is too late, i will try to fix tomorrow and upload a hotfix, fingers crossed!

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pixelator4 years ago

very good! I look forward to your results.

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pixelator4 years ago

In v158 version, I hope you can fix the problem that fullscreen is not displayed properly by pressing F. It works fine in v155! The fullscreen function is very convenient.

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Kronbits4 years ago

Well, just uploaded a new version with a quick fix for the dithering. 

To fix the full screen issue. On .exe right button and set properties, and in compatibility settings set: Windows 7. It shoud fix the F problem.

Let me know please.

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pixelator4 years ago

Ok I will test it.
And, I desperately want the alpha channel insertion function to be included in your program even when using the palette. If you find it difficult to make this feature, I'm willing to help you out for free at no cost. If you want, feel free to reply to me in comments.

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pixelator4 years ago (2 edits)

I tried turning on the fullscreen by pressing F in admin mode after setting it to Windows 7 compatibility. It doesn't work normally.


%%NOTE: I uploaded the Fullscreen ScreenShot
And I tried reducing the image size to 1920x1080 again. The problem you were talking about has been resolved, but there is a strange vertical line at the bottom. This phenomenon is the same for 2x2,8x8.


Dithering is not generated properly in full screen mode. 


The last image is a phenomenon caused when stored in Fullscreenmode.

If you fix the strange vertical stripes again, I think I can use it without any problems!
%%NOTE:All of this was tested with the v157 hotfix.

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Kronbits4 years ago

Its weird, the full screen works perfect now in my side.

And if the fullscreen not works correctly then the dither not will be ok and that happens.

Maybe the problem after all is how windows manages the fullscreen. Have you tried with compatibility mode W8? No idea just to try.

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pixelator4 years ago

Although it doesn't work on fullscreen, everything works fine except for the problem of strange vertical lines at the top 5 spaces from the bottom. If you fix that problem, I think I can use it without problem.
Let's test again with Windows 8 compatibility.

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pixelator4 years ago

I have finished testing on all parts. I have found that Windows 7 mode and Windows 8 mode do not work equally well, and weird patterns can be created during the resolution adjustment process. The problem with the fullscreen was an issue with this issue. Report errors.

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pixelator4 years ago (1 edit)

I tried running v157 on my other windows 7 computer, but the full screen didn't work. This is a computer with a 4K monitor.
This computer does not have an internet connection.

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