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There is a way to create multi resolutions graphics for gamew with createjs

I'm on a advanced development for a game made with createjs framework. However it's time to export it to some plataforms.. The graphics are made for the ipad3 resolution. All assets are in full resolution.

I Would like to export them to devices with less processing power, like iphone4 or low end androids. But Hi definition assets drains the little processor of them.

resize all files only is not a solution. there must be some "scale factor" on image loader or another mechanism to get images in correct sizes.

if my game canvas has virtual 1000px wide, and my asset has 1000px wide, the canvas will be filled by the asset. if I resize it to half size, it will be 500px wide, and the canvas will be just half filled. There shoud be a scale factor that shoud get the displayObject (not the asset) and set its sizeX and sizeY to double size to fill the screen again. I can be done manyally for every one, but im lookin for a better solution

Is there a way to create multi-resolution graphics for game with createjs?

I'm on a advanced development for a game made with createjs framework. However it's time to export it to some platforms. The graphics are made for the iPad 3 resolution.

I would like to export them to devices with less processing power, like iPhone 4 or low end Androids. But hi-definition assets drains the little processor of them.

Resizing all the files is not a solution. There must be some "scale factor" on image loader or another mechanism to get images in correct sizes.

If my game canvas has virtual 1000px wide, and my asset has 1000px wide, the canvas will be filled by the asset. If I resize it to half size, it will be 500px wide, and the canvas will be just half filled. There should be a scale factor that should get the displayObject (not the asset) and set its sizeX and sizeY to double size to fill the screen again. I can be done manually for every one, but I'm looking for a better solution.

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I'm on a advanced development for a game made with createjs framework. However it's time to export it to some plataforms.. The graphics are made for the ipad3 resolution. All assets are in full resolution.

I Would like to export them to devices with less processing power, like iphone4 or low end androids. But Hi definition assets drains the little processor of them.

resize all files only is not a solution. there must be some "scale factor" on image loader or another mechanism to get images in correct sizes.

if my game canvas has virtual 1000px wide, and my asset has 1000px wide, the canvas will be filled by the asset. if I resize it to half size, it will be 500px wide, and the canvas will be just half filled. There shoud be a scale factor that shoud get the displayObject (not the asset) and set its sizeX and sizeY to double size to fill the screen again. I can be done manyally for every one, but im lookin for a better solution

I'm on a advanced development for a game made with createjs framework. However it's time to export it to some plataforms.. The graphics are made for the ipad3 resolution. All assets are in full resolution.

I Would like to export them to devices with less processing power, like iphone4 or low end androids. But Hi definition assets drains the little processor of them.

resize all files is not a solution. there must be some "scale factor" on image loader or another mechanism to get images in correct sizes.

I'm on a advanced development for a game made with createjs framework. However it's time to export it to some plataforms.. The graphics are made for the ipad3 resolution. All assets are in full resolution.

I Would like to export them to devices with less processing power, like iphone4 or low end androids. But Hi definition assets drains the little processor of them.

resize all files only is not a solution. there must be some "scale factor" on image loader or another mechanism to get images in correct sizes.

if my game canvas has virtual 1000px wide, and my asset has 1000px wide, the canvas will be filled by the asset. if I resize it to half size, it will be 500px wide, and the canvas will be just half filled. There shoud be a scale factor that shoud get the displayObject (not the asset) and set its sizeX and sizeY to double size to fill the screen again. I can be done manyally for every one, but im lookin for a better solution

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There is a way to create multi resolutions graphics for gamew with createjs

I'm on a advanced development for a game made with createjs framework. However it's time to export it to some plataforms.. The graphics are made for the ipad3 resolution. All assets are in full resolution.

I Would like to export them to devices with less processing power, like iphone4 or low end androids. But Hi definition assets drains the little processor of them.

resize all files is not a solution. there must be some "scale factor" on image loader or another mechanism to get images in correct sizes.