Hello, i did long tests with digital screen, and found that current digital screen after #f7a9706 commit seems actually can render up to 1024*1023 pixels, even with
elseif Address == 1048572 then -- Height
self.ScreenHeight = math.Clamp(value, 1, 512)
elseif Address == 1048573 then -- Width
self.ScreenWidth = math.Clamp(value, 1, 512)
elseif Address == 1048574 then -- Hardware Clear Screen
clamp in code. I'm just wondering, is this intended after hi-res screen commit and on server this limit are old, or bug?
Right now i just rendered 1022*1022 image without any issue on digital screen (only speed was slow).
If it is intended then we need update clamp value on server, or clamp on client.
But internal memory of digital screen really allow up to 1048500 pixels which is 1024*1023 in Color Modes 2 or 3, then reserved area and commands.
This example of 960*928 image rendered:
And same image with sizelimit=512, definelly quality is worse:
So this mean i can render more than 512*512.
Hello, i did long tests with digital screen, and found that current digital screen after #f7a9706 commit seems actually can render up to 1024*1023 pixels, even with
clamp in code. I'm just wondering, is this intended after hi-res screen commit and on server this limit are old, or bug?
Right now i just rendered 1022*1022 image without any issue on digital screen (only speed was slow).
If it is intended then we need update clamp value on server, or clamp on client.
But internal memory of digital screen really allow up to 1048500 pixels which is 1024*1023 in Color Modes 2 or 3, then reserved area and commands.
This example of 960*928 image rendered:
And same image with sizelimit=512, definelly quality is worse:
So this mean i can render more than 512*512.