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Dec 6, 2003, 2:09am

If I use a pict4.rwx ... what size does the pix hafta be before it gets
stretched or shrunk to fit? Meaning pict4 = what dimensions in pixels? My
point is that I'd like to be able to shrink my pix down to *fit pict4*
rather than having it stretch or shrink accordingly. I know it does this on
it's own but why use pix that are bigger than they need to be, or too small
and get stretched (for instance)? I'd also like to know what a pict2.rwx
size is please.

LNH

Dec 6, 2003, 3:22am

basically what are the picture dimensions needed to perfectly fit in the
slots of a pict1.rwx pict2.rwx pict3.rwx pict4.rwx etc...

Dec 6, 2003, 3:27am

128 x 128 or 256 x 256 or 512 x 512 works wih those objects
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Dec 6, 2003, 4:14am

she is asking what dimensions will perfectly fit in the objects pict1.rwx
pict2.rwx pict3.rwx pict4.rwx they are not perfect squares, therefore the
resolutions you gave, would force the picture to "stretch" to fit the
dimensions of the object. lady nighthawk wants to know the dimensions used
on the pict objects, not how to make square pictures.
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Dec 6, 2003, 4:24am

sizes of pict objects in meters...

pict1.rwx 3w x 2.25h
pict2.rwx 2.25w x 2.25h
pict3.rwx 2.25w x 3h
pict4.rwx 1.5w x 1.15h
pict5.rwx 1.15w x 1.15h
pict6.rwx 1.15w x 1.5h

The minimum height or width to work with is 128 pixels. Using a
calculator...
128 / 1.15 X 1.5 = 167
So use a 167 pixel width 128 pixel height on a pict4

You can use the same on pict1, but that tends to get blurred. Doubling the
pixel dimensions gives a better result, i.e. 256 x 334 pixels.

These sizes should usually make for a jpg less than 20KB, which is not too
harsh a download.

Regards, Justin

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Dec 6, 2003, 5:57am

Ohhh ok, they will stretch, but not blur
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Dec 6, 2003, 12:02pm

Thanks Justin and the rest!

LNH



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