Like most game studios I'm sure, we work exclusively on 16:10 or 16:9 screens. We actually had have a colleague bring out an old CRT SDTV from his garage a few weeks before release so we could check that 4:3 actually worked
Try buying a 4:3 TV or monitor nowadays, it's not easy.
I do think it's a ...
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- 28 Apr 2013, 01:47
- Forum: Detailed Widescreen Reports
- Topic: Papo & Yo
- Replies: 14
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- 27 Apr 2013, 20:11
- Forum: Detailed Widescreen Reports
- Topic: Papo & Yo
- Replies: 14
- Views: 10586
Re: Papo & Yo
Hi guys, I thought I'd chime in about the FOV thing to explain how the game works.
You correctly deduced the aspect ratio behaviour (at least part of it).
I tried many different things and settled on the following solution:
Between 16:9 and 3x 16:9, the horizontal FOV expands.
Between 16:9 and 4:3 ...
You correctly deduced the aspect ratio behaviour (at least part of it).
I tried many different things and settled on the following solution:
Between 16:9 and 3x 16:9, the horizontal FOV expands.
Between 16:9 and 4:3 ...
- 12 Apr 2013, 21:11
- Forum: Blogs
- Topic: Thanks, WSGF !
- Replies: 13
- Views: 12156
Re: Thanks, WSGF !
Ha ha, I know it's probably not your typical multi-monitor game.
I just tried it one day for fun and thought it looked cool, so I decided to support it!
And no, it wasn't too bad; the main challenge was making sure you don't see through walls all the time if you get your camera too close to them ...
I just tried it one day for fun and thought it looked cool, so I decided to support it!
And no, it wasn't too bad; the main challenge was making sure you don't see through walls all the time if you get your camera too close to them ...
- 12 Apr 2013, 20:40
- Forum: Blogs
- Topic: Thanks, WSGF !
- Replies: 13
- Views: 12156
Thanks, WSGF !
Hi everyone,
I'm Julien Barnoin, lead programmer of Papo & Yo from Minority.
I've been porting our PS3 game to the PC in the recent months, and I just wanted to say this site has been a great resource in researching how to get things right so everyone can enjoy our game. So, thanks ...
I'm Julien Barnoin, lead programmer of Papo & Yo from Minority.
I've been porting our PS3 game to the PC in the recent months, and I just wanted to say this site has been a great resource in researching how to get things right so everyone can enjoy our game. So, thanks ...
