Mana Games

[manutoo]

Aleks10,
it's not currently possible, but I'll likely add that in a distant future.

[Aleks10]

Okej thanks

[wilddog79]

In the point relationed with automatic line positioning for 2D courts, I don't understand when they talk about of the text where they say "the top left & bottom right corners of the lines ! To get these coordinates, divide the pixel's X by the width, and the pixel's Y by the height (so the coordinates will be normalized and thus will still work in case you resize the image afterwards). U1/V1 is the top left line corner, and U2/V2 is the bottom right line corner. For courts without a corridor, add this line : AutoNoCorridor = 1

I put all the text as context, but I can't understand how to relation this with the court.jpg.

Note: Could you be more specific explaining more clearly how to apply this information to adjust the camara, please?

It's a kind of spaghettis dish this text for me.

[manutoo]

wilddog79,

2022-04 - Top Left & Bottom Right.jpg

Info box to get U/V (shown as X/Y in Photoshop) ; click the little cross left of X/Y to change the display mode :


Try out and see how it works by yourself, it's pretty simple.

[wilddog79]

Trying to understand and apply what you explained I have these values

[Camera]
AspectRatio = 16:9
AutoU1 = 0,6997167138810198
AutoV1 = 0,4048223350253807
AutoU2 = 1,11767578125
AutoV2 = 1,399746192893401

Inmediately after to apply these values I ran the game and crashed and closed.

Once I had the X and Y values I divided them by the top width and height and I get AutoU1 and AutoV1 (as I defined them), after these X and Y values I divided them by bottom width and the same height respectively, so I don't know if I made it good, what I was wrong.


Note: I think it's not pretty simple as you say, as example you'll see that it's not working for me, I see that you have a high knowledge of photoshop, computing code according to what I see and this must be piece of cake for you maybe, but I can't make it.

[manutoo]

wilddog79,
you have to use dot instead of comma (ie: "0.4", not "0,4").