Post by Voidsay in Up scalling in Unity

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Pixel perfect is the best way hands down.
I found that setting screen resolution sometimes fails spectacularly resulting in a black screen, so I would avoid that.

Regarding the resolution you should upscale to, you should just make sure that the screen proportions (with and height) are correct. Pretty sure that Unity fits it the screen in fullscreenmode as best as it can.

Toscan03 years ago

Thanks!
I ued the pixel perfect and it worked just fine.
For further reference: I'm building to 840x480 res

Sorry883 years ago

How do you setup your pixelperfect camera

Toscan03 years ago(+1)

I follow this guide line: https://blogs.unity3d.com/2019/03/13/2d-pixel-perfect-how-to-set-up-your-unity-p...

Sorry883 years ago

Thanks yo

MooseAuChocolat3 years ago (1 edit)

I am fairly certain that "Pixel Snapping" is required, otherwise you would have pixel movement that is much smoother than 84x48.

Edit: Upscaling is superior in my opinion, I made a short video demonstrating the differences.

Toscan03 years ago

Maybe, i don't know :/ . First time dealing with resolution..

Sorry883 years ago

I actually think maybe upscale render texture would be also good

Toscan03 years ago

By reading the guide line aguen, i think upscale render texture makes more sense than the Pixel Snapping

MooseAuChocolat3 years ago

I concur. Pixel Snapping caused the pixels to snap into position during movement but scaling them still caused sub-pixel rendering. If an Upscaled Render Texture works for your project I would use it.

Toscan03 years ago

Honestly, i can't see any difference with them on or off. Even if i remove the Pixel Perfect Camera, i don't see any diference. I think that is because i'm using the same ration, my res is basicly the same but 10x bigger. Meaning i have the "same pixels but larger".

I can be wrong, idk :/

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