(Small Bug - Low Priority)
As probably known, are the Avatars streched. (on Widescreen)
It wouldn't be a problem if it was consistently stretched. (So then I would adjust the size of the image.)
But it isn't.
on a 1920x1080 Screen I counted the pixels of the Avatar:
On selection screen - Selection:
303 x 213 px ==> aspect ratio: ~1,422 : 1
On selection screem - player-list:
137 x 87 px => ~1,574 : 1
in-game - during song:
101 x 74 px => ~1,365 : 1
post-game - score-screen:
250 x 188 px => ~1,330 : 1
And Second - applys to the Windows installer - custom avatars get deleted, when updating the version.
learned that the hard way.
Solutions that came to mind were:
To not delete it (if possible to configure that in the Windows-installer)
or to make an external/changeable directory-path (like the songs-folder)
(Small Bug - Low Priority)
As probably known, are the Avatars streched. (on Widescreen)
It wouldn't be a problem if it was consistently stretched. (So then I would adjust the size of the image.)
But it isn't.
on a 1920x1080 Screen I counted the pixels of the Avatar:
On selection screen - Selection:
303 x 213 px ==> aspect ratio: ~1,422 : 1
On selection screem - player-list:
137 x 87 px => ~1,574 : 1
in-game - during song:
101 x 74 px => ~1,365 : 1
post-game - score-screen:
250 x 188 px => ~1,330 : 1
And Second - applys to the Windows installer - custom avatars get deleted, when updating the version.
learned that the hard way.
Solutions that came to mind were:
To not delete it (if possible to configure that in the Windows-installer)
or to make an external/changeable directory-path (like the songs-folder)