It appears, and the API confirms, that the "normal" video mode actually stretches the image by a factor of 2. Is it possible to just have the game run un-stretched? If there's not currently, I really think this should be added as a feature soon. Currently it would be pretty much impossible to use higher resolution resources when making games.

[Christopho]

The x2 window scaling is just the default size of the normal video mode. You can always change that by calling sol.video.set_window_size().

Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but it seems to scale for me no matter what I set the window size at. If I compare the game window to the editor map window at 100% zoom, I would expect them to look the same - but they don't and the game window is zoomed in compared to the editor.

[Christopho]

If you call sol.video.set_window_size(320, 240), it should work.

Ok, I think I'm asking the wrong question. I can set the window size correctly with that call, but it basically scales the same viewport up or down to fit the window size. If I have a bigger window size, I want a bigger viewport as well- is this possible? For example, setting the window size at 320x240 works - but when I set the window to 640x480 instead, I want to see twice as many tiles not the same tiles at twice the size.

[MetalZelda]

You are asking to have a wider view when resizing ? Not just a rescaling


https://github.com/solarus-games/solarus/issues/1027
 
You does already requested this

https://github.com/solarus-games/solarus/issues/1052

Something like this ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4617ygC6f88

[llamazing]

Ok, I think I'm asking the wrong question. I can set the window size correctly with that call, but it basically scales the same viewport up or down to fit the window size. If I have a bigger window size, I want a bigger viewport as well- is this possible? For example, setting the window size at 320x240 works - but when I set the window to 640x480 instead, I want to see twice as many tiles not the same tiles at twice the size.

In the quest properties you'll want to specify a normal quest size and minimum quest size of 640x480 and at least 640x480 for maximum quest size. That will default to a window 2x the size you want (1280x960), but then you can set it to the correct size with sol.video.set_window_size(640, 480).

Yes, MetalZelda, I don't want it to scale at all. I want to set the window size and that's what's shown. llamazing, that doesn't appear to work for sizes any bigger than 640x480 - no matter what size I set the window to, I see the same content.

[Christopho]

Then it must be a bug.

That's what I was thinking too, I was just hoping someone else would give it a try before I called fowl