Game Screen Size Rezizes too Much.

[Devis]

Hello! So i'm finishing up my game for Android, everything works movement is sharp etc but the screen size is now a problem.
In android settings, im using "Display: Fit Inside And Adjust Window Size", this has worked before, but now in my frame theres like 20% more screen of right side. I made an fancy picture with paint that would probably give more idea of what the problem is.

wut.png

Soo.. Any ideas?

Ps the original resolution of frames is 640x480.

Edit; Learned how to use Screenshots in Mobile so heres another.

Screenshot_2015-03-17-10-42-31.jpg

^ That logo should be in exact middle. Thanks for extra framespace it is not.

[Fernando]

can you post what is the device you are using?

[Devis]

Samsung Galaxy Trend Plus

[Koji_Kabuto]

The same is happening to me in my Samsung Mini S5 Galaxy.
Resolution Device 1280*720.

[Koji_Kabuto]

Sorry this is correct in the two exporters, had changed a size of one of my frames, and had altered. Already change it and it works perfectly, I realized to build in iOS.

[Devis]

How did u fix this? My every frames size is 640x480. And i can use only this Display mode as any other makes the game look bad/bug out.

[Koji_Kabuto]

Your device Samsung Trend has a resolution of 800 * 480 pixels (16:10 Aspect Ratio), if your app is 640 * 480 (4:3) and use "Fit Inside And Adjust Window Size" of course you are going to have a surplus of 160 horizontal pixels, in height do not have problem.

In Android, nearly all terminals are 16:9 or 16:10 like yours, I do not advise to use 4:3 as a basis to develop, also if you are using a 16:9 resolution with "Fit inside (black bars)" or "centre" in 16:10 is almost imperceptible loss of pixels and keep the image quality.

[DaveC]

the way to solve an issue like this is to have a larger frame size than the window, centre everything in the frame, then centre the camera in the middle of the frame.

See this .MFA I made to show it better - Window Size.mfa

and this great tool by Anders - http://www.andersriggelsen.dk/clickteam/resolutions/

[Devis]

Alright! Now i get it
Thanks for help once again

[Perry]

the way to solve an issue like this is to have a larger frame size than the window, centre everything in the frame, then centre the camera in the middle of the frame.

See this .MFA I made to show it better - Window Size.mfa

and this great tool by Anders - http://www.andersriggelsen.dk/clickteam/resolutions/

That's an awesome link from Anders website..
I see that I make my screens 14 px too small.
and a great way to see what the different settings looks like.